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We support opportunities that immerse students in another culture and foster holistic learning. Study Abroad vs. Vacation Abroad  Discipline-(not Destination)-based advising  Intake (major, minor, language, area studies, career, experiential or directed learning)  Individualized advising-hand-picked recommended programs

1. Academic Content 2. Program Duration 3. Program Type 4. Language of Instruction 5. Facilitated Integration Visit ational-programs/study- abroad/policies-and-procedures/ ational-programs/study- abroad/policies-and-procedures/ for important info.

 See descriptions of the types of programs with which Ursinus partners on the Policies and Procedures page: u/offices/international- programs/study- abroad/policies-and- procedures/. u/offices/international- programs/study- abroad/policies-and- procedures/

 Financial  Independence and adaptability  Special needs or accommodations for disabilities  Extracurricular interests  Time commitment  Planning and preparation  FOMO

 See more details at programs/study-abroad/policies-and-procedures/. programs/study-abroad/policies-and-procedures/  Competitive application  Eligibility and criteria  ILE requirement  Cost and student expenses  Funding  Semester/Acad. Year: Financial aid travels; annual application  Summer/winter break: Special funding  Pre-departure orientation course or session  Website  Online applications  Internal and external applications:  On-line apps for college approval and credit transfer due 2/5/16  External programs have their own apps and deadlines

Now that you have completed the online module of Study Abroad 101: General Information, it’s time to fill out your Exploratory Questionnaire. Click the link and fill out the form:

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