If you will not know the actual courses you will take in your program until you arrive on site, go ahead and complete as much of the form as you can and turn it in. Once on site, you will need to contact the OIP to let us know which courses you will be taking while abroad. If you fail to obtain approval for your course work, you risk the chance of not receiving transfer credit. One unit of credit on the block plan is the equivalent of 4 semester credits or 6 quarter credits. If you take a course that is worth less than this you will not receive a full unit of credit.
Credit is given only for academic work that is liberal arts in nature.
For example, credit can be transferred for economics, but not necessarily for business administration. Internship credit will only be considered if there is a course component to the internship. Credit for internships is general studies credit. Study abroad courses similar to a CC course already studied may not be credited on your transcript. You should also consider whether a study abroad course may affect later enrollment in a similar CC course.