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Of course. Nothing is wrong with that. There are alwasy student in the Caribbean. You should visit Barbados! Barbados is a beautiful island. Lots of lovely scenery and so much to do, morning noon and night.

http://funbarbados.com/

http://www.barbados.org/

As it relates to accommodation, there is a lovely resort in Barbados called The Barbados Beach Club. This is along the South Coast and has a lovely beach view.

http://barbadosbeachclub.com/

The Barbados Beach Club is an all inclusive resort which offers breakfast, lunch, after noon tea, dinner, unlimited drinks, an exercise room (gym), pool aerobics, snorkeling, scuba diving lessons, windsurfing, Hobie cat cruises, beach volley ball, games room, free shuttle service to and from the main town and soooo much more. The activities that are included in this all-inclusive package are astounding.

http://barbadosbeachclub.com/recreation.cfm

The Barbados beach club has 3 restaurants on site and one of them is buffet the other two are a la carte. The two a la carte are seafood and the other is Italian.

http://barbadosbeachclub.com/facilities_dining.cfm

This is a wonderful resort in a wonderful island; you should come and explore it for yourself my friend.

They also have a special going up to December 15th, 2009…you get 45% discount off the rate:

http://barbadosbeachclub.com/special-details.cfm?s...

For more information contact them below:

http://barbadosbeachclub.com/contact.cfm

Have a look at the links that I gave you.

Hope I helped!

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I think there is something missing with your question. However, there are special discounts available for last minute cruises and students. Maybe you should check it out. Go to www.cruisebrothers.com and search for the cruise that you would like to book or call 888.829.7779 x 4558 to speak with a specialist.

If you looking for a specific booking, ask a academic staff member for more information.

Hope you the best!

Why no longer pass the the U. S. Virgin Islands ot Puerto Rico? the two are territories of the U. S. and would not have the same regulations for passports as independant countries with their own governmental companies.