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The Study Abroad application process is a two-step process; students complete both an SCU Application to Study Abroad which is submitted to the Study Abroad Office and also a program specific application which you submit directly to the program provider.  The application process is competitive.  Read about eligibility and the complete application process here.

Application Deadlines:



December 15, 2012 for the Fall semester/fall quarter 2013 application (closed)

March 15, 2013 for the Summer 2013 application

The Study Abroad office is pleased to announce that we have extended the deadline to get your SCU Summer 2013 applications only for the following three programs:

·El Salvador: San Salvador-Public Health/SCU Abroad

·Germany: Freiburg- Sustainability & German Studies/SCU Abroad

·Costa Rica: La Suerte- Rainforest Ecology and Primate Behavior/SCU Abroad

Application submissions will now be accepted through Monday, April 22, 2013. Please be sure to submit your application by 9:00AM on that day.


June 15, 2013 for the Winter quarter/Spring quarter/Spring semester 2014 application

 

SCU Application

 

  • iconPreview the questions on SCU Application for Study Abroad

  • iconSCU Confirmation to Study Abroad

    Accepted Applicants are required to return their signed Confirmation and Waiver in order to become a confirmed Participant in the Study Abroad Program.  Failure to submit the signed Confirmation and Waiver by the deadline will result in Accepted Applicants not continuing with the Study Abroad Program.  Applicants should review the information about the Two-Step Application Process.

 

Program Specific Application

 

  • iconProgram Specific Application Deadlines

  • iconProgram Specific Applications

  • iconSCU Transcripts

    You can request that your official transcript be sent to your program provider.

  • iconHome School Nomination Form

    All the program providers require students to get the approval of their home university. Usually, the Study Abroad Office can log into the program provider portal to give their approval electronically. A small number of providers still require a paper form that must be signed by the Director of Study Abroad and mailed/faxed.  Check with your program provider to see what they require.

 

Declare an International Minor

Consider complementing your major with an International Minor.  You can choose between International Studies or International Business. 
 
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