61. Study Abroad To encourage global awareness and campus diversity, the college of Business offersa Cal Poly Students Click Here, for CP Students Interested In studying abroad. http://www.cob.calpoly.edu/study_abroad/

STUDY ABROAD Europe Central America Asia To encourage global awareness and campus diversity, the College of Business offers a series of programs in which U.S. students study in foreign countries and students from other countries are invited to study in the U.S. Participating students from Cal Poly earn credit toward their Cal Poly degree. To help you research these opportunities, please explore the links below: for CP Students Interested In Studying Abroad for Exchange Students Interested in Studying at Cal Poly International Career Conference International Management Association is coming - watch here for more information! General Links: Cal Poly International Education Program (for incoming and outgoing students) Application Forms (MS Word documents): Undergraduate Application form MBA Application form IAP-66 Application form Advice for International Students ... The Study Abroad Forum (discussions on study abroad, articles, and links)

62. Calvin College: Calvin News Calvin college is again one of the top schools in the country for students whostudy abroad. In 20002001 the school had 486 students studying in other http://www.calvin.edu/news/releases/2002_03/study_abroad.htm

Nov 18, 2002 Study Abroad Calvin College is again one of the top schools in the country for students who study abroad. In 2000-2001 the school had 486 students studying in other countries. That placed Calvin seventh in the category of master's institutions, just ahead of Philadelphia's Villanova University. Grand Valley State University was 15th in the category with 355 students. The figures come from Institute for International Education and its annual " Open Doors " statistical report. With an enrollment of about 4,300 students in 2000-2001, Calvin's percentage of students studying abroad that year is significant. Indeed, the 486 students who were overseas in 2000-2001 represent 11 percent of the total student body that year! In fact, when ranked by percentage Calvin rises to third in its category (since many of the schools in Calvin's category are significantly bigger than Calvin). Study abroad is an important component of a Calvin education. The school's

63. Undergraduate Studies In Mechanical Engineering: Studying Abroad ME Procedures for studying abroad. A detailed syllabus for each class you wish totake while abroad. (Note that the information given in a college or university http://me.engin.umich.edu/prospectivestudents/undergraduate/studyabroad.shtml

Quick Tour of ME (Flash movie) ME Procedures for Studying Abroad General Guidelines Therefore, transfer of upper-level technical credit from another institution will not generally be granted. Students are expected to take free electives, humanities and social science classes as part of their study-abroad experience. The advanced maths requirement, and lower-level (ME2xx) mechanical engineering classes may also be taken. Petition for approval of credit A petition for approval of a program of study abroad must be submitted to the ME Undergraduate Program Committee. This petition must include the following information: A current degree audit that shows all classes you have taken, and what grades you have received in them. A detailed syllabus for each class you wish to take while abroad. (Note that the information given in a college or university bulletin is usually insufficient for the committee to evaluate properly.) A description of the number of contact hours for each class. (This may be a count of the total number of lectures, or a count of the number of lectures per week and the number of weeks a class meets each semester, trimester, quarter or term. This information may be provided as part of the syllabus in which the length of time spent on each topic is given.) If it is available, an official statement from the university about the total number of hours of study expected outside the classroom for each course may be helpful to the committee. A statement of how you wish to count each class (free elective, humanity, social science

64. University Of Illinois On The Farm - Studying AbroadPrepares Students For Global said John Santas, coordinator of the college of ACES studyabroad program and thefirst person a student usually meets when considering studying outside the http://www.aces.uiuc.edu/farmtabweb/20.html

Studying Abroad Prepares Students for Global Marketplace Globalization is a reality here to stay, and college students, especially in agriculture and consumer and environmental areas, must prepare themselves for global markets to be successful employees. When the U of I first began a study-abroad program, preceding the ACES program, most students who took advantage of the opportunity were interested in a foreign language or studying an overseas culture. Now students may study abroad to enhance their education, learn about agriculture in other countries and improve their employability. Stephanie Lukas (third from left), current ACES senior, relaxes with new friends before the next leg of her study-abroad experience in ghana, Africa, in 2001. Stephanie Lukas said her international experience was the highlight of her college education. While Santas and the college encourage every ACES student to consider an international experience, only about 11 percent of students do go abroad.

65. Amherst College Career Office abroad studying abroad is a unique opportunity that more than one quarter of allAmherst students take advantage of during their four year college experience. http://www.amherst.edu/~akgupta/webwork/careers/services/students/content/studya

Jump to... Office Hours Summer Jobs Study Abroad Resume Help Workshops Job Fairs Pre-Med Pre-Law Career Office JOBTRAK Monster.com A new site with a huge database of openings and some great advice on finding the pefect job. More Links A list of other useful links that we've come across. Studying Abroad Studying abroad is a unique opportunity that more than one quarter of all Amherst students take advantage of during their four year college experience. To learn more about how Amherst handles study abroad: 1) Make sure to read Steps To Study Abroad where you will learn about the application process. 2) Review status of all study abroad programs and direct enrollment options maintained in our on-line Career Office 3) If you need to petition for approval of a program not on our current list, you can find the form in our on-line Career Office or in the Career Center. 4) Once you have made your decision, make sure to register your choice on the on-line Career Office

66. Amherst College Career Center | Money Matters The college will not bill you for the semester(s) spent studying abroad, as longas the Study abroad Confirmation Form has been submitted, informing the http://www.amherst.edu/~careers/studyabroad_moneymatters.html

Money Matters at Amherst College Study Abroad Home Financial Aid Rotary Scholarships Council Bowman Scholarships ... DADD German Academic Exchange Service University of Michigan's Internet Resources for Education Abroad Financial Aid Students on financial aid at Amherst may apply their aid to study abroad with the following provisions: 1. You must be studying for full credit with a program approved by Amherst. 2. If you attend an approved semester program for which you will receive only 12 hours of credit, you will be required to make up a fourth course in order to maintain your class standing (unless you have accumulated extra course credit prior to the study abroad semester). You will be eligible to receive a full semester's worth of financial aid (not to exceed the cost of Amherst College), but you will not be eligible to receive financial assistance (scholarship, loan, or job) from Amherst College to meet any cost related to the completion of that fourth course. 3. The amount of aid you receive from Amherst will not be increased if the cost of studying abroad exceeds the cost of studying at Amherst. If studying abroad is less expensive than studying at Amherst, the amount of aid you receive while away will be adjusted to reflect the decreased cost of your semester or year abroad.

67. MOLLOY COLLEGE If you have any questions about the procedure for studying abroad at MolloyCollege contact Dr. Michael S. Russo or call (516) 6785000 ext. 6295. http://www.molloy.edu/global/procedure.htm

Procedure for Studying Abroad: Molloy Students Step 1: Beginning the Study-Abroad Process Step 2: Getting Approval to Study Abroad Step 3: The Registration Process Step 4: Things to Do Before Departing Step 5: Preparing to Travel Step 6: Arriving in Your Host Country Step 7: After You've Settled In... Step 8: Returning to the U.S. If you have any questions about the procedure for studying abroad at Molloy College contact Dr. Michael S. Russo or call (516) 678-5000 [ext. 6295]. Back to Global Home Page

68. Hamilton College - Academics - Off-Campus Study the Program at Pembroke college of Oxford University;; the Junior Year in Studyabroad Resources Students interested in studying abroad should utilize the http://www.hamilton.edu/academics/off-campusstudy.html

198 College Hill Road Clinton, New York 13323 Accessible Version ACADEMIC INFORMATION Academic Calendar Academic Mission Advising Viewbook Course Catalogue ... Student Fellowship Winners Off-Campus Study STUDY ABROAD AND STUDY AWAY Each year, approximately 200 Hamilton students study off campus, either with the College's programs in China, France, New York City, Spain, and Washington, D.C., or with other approved programs. Hamilton's highly regarded programs have been distinguished for their thorough preparation and total immersion of students in the academic and cultural opportunities available at each destination: Hamilton Sponsored Programs the Associated Colleges in China Program offers students the opportunity to pursue the intensive study of Chinese in Beijing; the Program at Pembroke College of Oxford University the Junior Year in France enables students to develop their language skills and knowledge of French culture while living in Biarritz and Paris; the Program in New York City allows students living in Manhattan to take an integrated course of study from a resident Hamilton professor that includes a seminar, a topics and issues course based on the expertise of the professor, an independent research project, and an internship in a globally focused firm or organization; the Madrid-based Academic Year in Spain gives students personal contact with the culture, language and ideals of Spain;

69. Studying Abroad Independently _ _ Signed by college advisor nbsp;Date. return to your CUBoulder degree program after studying abroad, go to http://www.colorado.edu/OIE/StudyAbroad/plan.html

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT BOULDER STUDYING ABROAD INDEPENDENTLY STEP 1: a If you are going on a program run by a U.S. institution or agency, find out who will issue a transcri pt of your work. Then consult with staff in the Admission Processing section of the Office of Admissions (Regent Hall) to determine whether or not the program in which you are interested is one from which the University of Colorado at Boulder normally ac cepts transfer credit. OR b If you are going on a program run directly by a foreign institution or agency, consult with Tom Naumann, the Foreign Credentials Evaluator in the Of fice of Admissions, to determine whether or not the foreign institution in which you are interested is one from which the University of Colorado at Boulder normally accepts transfer credit. Approved for transfer credit: Yes No Signed by Office of Admissions staff Date STEP 2: Consult your college representative (e.g., college advisors in the College of Arts and Sciences or in the College of Business and Administration) to check on your academic progress. He/she will advise you regarding your remaining cou rse requirements and which, if any, courses from your study abroad program will receive credit toward fulfillment of your college requirements. There can be a wait for appointments, so plan ahead. Approved for college credit: Yes No Applicable conditions: STEP 3: Consult with an academic advisor from your major department. He/she will advise you as to the kind of courses you need in order to receive credit toward fulfillment of your major requirements. Fill out the attached advising form at this meeting. Leave the form with the department, but be sure to keep a copy for your records. Applicable conditions agreed upon between you and the department should be listed on this form. If you are enrolled in Business, Music, Architecture and Planning or Journalism, yo u may ask the same advisor who signs above (step 2) to sign the attached advising form.

70. COLLEGE Of ARTS & SCIENCES [ Home Page ] US research universities for the total number of students receiving academic creditfor studying abroad during the Subscribe to the college email newsletter. http://artsandsci.unc.edu/

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71. Evaluating Your Goals - Study Abroad - Barnard College Remind yourself that studying abroad should not be considered a panacea for boredomor Copyright © 2000 Office of the Dean of Studies Barnard college. http://www.barnard.columbia.edu/dos/study_abroad/evaluate.html

Evaluating your goals Initial procedures Approved programs Before leaving Barnard Before returning to Barnard ... Barnard Homepage Studying abroad can be, and often is, a rewarding and a significant part of one's undergraduate education. It is not, however, for everyone, and no one should embark upon it thoughtlessly. Before you begin to plan in earnest, candidly assess your personal and academic goals and state of mind. What do you hope to get out of the time you spend abroad? How exactly will your education be furthered by study abroad? Are the studies that you wish to undertake abroad not possible at Barnard or Columbia? Also, consider that by going abroad for a year you give up twenty-five percent of your time here at Barnard. Ask yourself whether your goals might be well served by spending only a summer, or a semester and a summer, abroad. Remind yourself that studying abroad should not be considered a panacea for boredom or unhappiness. studyabroad@barnard.edu

72. Studying Abroad studying abroad in Australia The World Classroom. I’ll Major in Koalas. TopPicks Penn Summer abroad! Low cost. Flexibility. college credit. Housing. http://www.studenttraveler.com/stepsabroad/studysearch.cfm

Designed to motivate and prepare students to travel around the world. Friday, April 4, 2003 Studying Abroad Read more... A Study Abroad Addict Goes to Morocco Must Do Checklist How to Choose a Program Right for You How to get the credit you deserve ... Insurance Studying Abroad in Australia The World Classroom I’ll Major in Koalas Top Picks Penn Summer Abroad! at the University of Pennsylvania offers an exciting menu of liberal arts courses and internships in Argentina, Czech Republic, England, France, Germany, India, Italy, Korea, Poland, Russia, Spain and Tanzania. 215-746-6900 summerabroad@sas.upenn.edu www.upenn.edu/summer Study in Europe or Asia. Non-profit. Low cost. Flexibility. College credit. Housing. Year-around. Center For Study Abroad (CSA), (206) 726-1498. www.centerforstudyabroad.com . E-mail: info@centerforstudyabroad.com Use this search to find study abroad programs in countries all over the world. Begin your search by choosing a location or a degree program. Search by Country - Multi-Country Antarctica Argentina Armenia Australia Australia (Adelaide) Australia (Brisbane) Australia (Melbourne) Australia (Perth) Australia (Sydney) Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bolivia Botswana Brazil British Virgin Islands Bulgaria Cambodia Cameroon Canada Caribbean Chile China China (Hong Kong) Colombia Costa Rica Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominica Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador England England (London) Estonia Ethiopia Fiji Finland France France (Paris) Georgia Germany Ghana

73. The Tartan - Despite Travel Warnings, College Students Continue Plans For Study Onge, director of the international program at Boston college, reported that theStudy Onge was surprised by the fact that interest in studying abroad had not http://tartan.web.cmu.edu/article.asp?artid=753

74. Study Abroad: Overseas Travel Experiences Beckon College Students Although just about any college student can benefit from abroad and the CooperativeCenter for Study abroad. Students interested in studying outside the US can http://www.thehighschoolgraduate.com/editorial/CD/studyabroad.htm

HOME CONTACT Study Abroad Overseas Travel Experiences Beckon College Students Care to spend some time in a 1,000-year-old French city where the cultural scene includes first-rate theater, music, and dance performances? Or perhaps you'd rather study economics at The Hague, or teach children in Belize, the only English-speaking country in Central America, how to play soccer. Don't bother calling your local travel agency for more details on these trips. They are available only through study and work abroad programs offered to students at colleges and universities. Although just about any college student can benefit from study and work abroad, the best candidates are those with adaptable, independent personalities, says DeWayne Frazier, University of Louisville's international program advisor. Having a solid background in the language of the country to be visited is a real plus, he adds. For most students, the experience is life-changing. "Adjusting to a new language and culture can be difficult, but it is always rewarding," Frazier says. "Students come back more confident, more flexible, and more focused on what they want."

75. SRCe - Studying Abroad studying abroad. Systems Around the World; Transworld Education, studying Overseas databasesof colleges seeking international students, college search facilities http://www.ljudmila.org/srce/countr.html

Basic Facts on Study Abroad I Studying in Slovenia I Studying Abroad I Fin. Aid, Scholarships I Universities I Programs of Study I Standardized Tests I Summer Schools I Language Courses I Job Opportunities I Related Issues I Home STUDYING ABROAD Selected Countries: Australia Study in Australia Australian Education International (AEI) Austria Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung: Österreichischer Akademischer Austauschdienst (ÖEAD) Austrian Academic Portal Belgium Ministry of the Flemish Community, Department of Education, Administration of Higher Education and Scientific Research: Education in the Flemish Community of Belgium Ministere de la Communauté française de Belgique, Administration générale de l'Enseignement et de la Recherche scientifique: Enseignement supérieur en Communauté française BELNET , The Belgium Research Network SRCE - Student Resource Center Canada Canadian Bureau of International Education Study in Canada Croatia SIC - Meðunarodni obrazovni centar Czech Republik Academic Information Centre China Study in China China Education and Research Network (CERNET) Denmark Studying in Denmark Estonia EENet - Estonian Educational and Research Network Finland Discover Finland France Agence EduFrance , gateway to French higher education EGIDE , a wealth of information on French education and training opportunities for foreign students and researchers Germany Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD) Deutscher Bildungsserver DBS Greece Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs GRNET, Greek Research and Technology Network

76. UVM - OIE Although the large percentage of students studying abroad are enrolled in the collegeof Arts Sciences, a significant number of students in the college of http://www.uvm.edu/oie/sa/?page=faq.html

77. Study Abroad Search Overseas Schools The EI Group During my year studying Engineering in Grenoble, France 2,500 American citizens arearrested abroad each year a oneyear course in intermediate college Sp more http://www.learnoverseas.com/profiles.cfm?letter=C

78. Studying Abroad studying abroad. Are you interested in studying abroad? Then Council EducationUSA's International college Day in Warsaw is perfect for you. http://www.fulbright.edu.pl/news.html

Studying abroad Are you interested in studying abroad? Then Council Education USA's "International College Day" in Warsaw is perfect for you. You don't have to travel around the globe, you will be able to get in touch with a fine selection of colleges and universities from the USA and Europe - all in one place. At the College Day university representatives will be happy to answer your questions and discuss your study plans with you. You're welcome to take home a wealth of catalogues and application materials for comparing academic programs and requirements for admission. During the fair, we will offer introductory presentations and individual advising. ul. Nowy Swiat 4, 00-497 Tel: (48-22) 625-6932; (48-22) 625-6978 Fax: (48-22) 628-7943 Warsaw, Poland

79. College Central - Job Search Resources And Employer Services abroad program sponsored by your college or university National Registration Centerfor Study abroad (NRSCA) evaluates schools, 70% of those studying are from http://www.collegecentral.com/NewsDetail.cfm?Consortium=CNS&IND=6

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