Explanation of UNH Transfer Credit Policy for BUTE Exchange Program. In particular, discusses the relationship of the aforementioned course requirements and study abroad program. Explain to students the desirability, if applicable, of maintaining a course load in study abroad that is close to or equal to a regular UNH semester course load in order to keep the student on a normal graduation schedule. Acceptance into the Program. The Budapest University of Technology and Economics has agreed to accept twenty UNH students into their program in the Fall semester each year.
Additional enrollment is subject to approval of the program coordinator.
Discuss financial assistance opportunities available to the student. Final approval to go on exchange will be given by the Study Abroad advisor when grades are available the first week in June. Courses taken in summer school to improve the GPA will not be a consideration. It is important that you understand that if you change any of these courses while in Budapest, you must have approval of your major Study Abroad Advisor. I would suggest you get Prior Approval for several extra courses before you leave, in case you wish to change your classes while in Hungary.