Frequently Asked Questions
â–¼ When can I study abroad?
Almost any time! We have programs during the fall, spring, academic year, and summer
(programs as short as one week or as long as the full summer and every length in between).
Most students study abroad during their sophomore or junior year, but it is possible
to study as early as the second semester of your freshmen year all the way to the
last semester of your senior year and into graduate school.
â–¼ Where can I study abroad?
Almost anywhere! We have programs in most areas of the world in over 60 countries.
Destinations must fit the guidelines outlined here.
â–¼ What kind of courses can I take abroad?
Any kind you want. We have courses available in most fields. You can fulfill major
or minor requirements, core requirements, or just take electives.
â–¼ How much does it cost?
The cost varies widely from program to program. There are many factors that determine
the cost of a program. Long-term programs cost more than short-term; developed countries
cost more than developing; big cities cost more than small; etc.
â–¼ What are my housing options?
This varies widely depending on the program and location. The most common types of
housing are residence halls, student apartments (both on and off campus), homestays,
and hostels.
â–¼ How do I book my flight?
International airfare is not included in most programs. The Office of International Education will reserve and facilitate flights on behalf of all students who would like assistance. Students can find travel discounts and more by visiting .