Many students want to study at another college or university, in this country or abroad, during their undergraduate education. Students need to think about the option of junior year away during their sophomore year as they begin the process of considering major fields and course requirements. All students in good standing with no deficiencies, including financial aid recipients, may study away on approved programs during all or part of the junior year. Financial aid is available for eligible recipients, but students must confer with that office.
Academic credit is earned after evidence of the satisfactory completion of the program.
A student wishing to enroll in another institution or program in this country or abroad, and to transfer credits earned on this program to Williams, must consult with Dean Laura McKeon and the appropriate department chair early in the Fall Semester of the sophomore year. Students are responsible for reading the Guide to Study Abroad available in the Dean's Office. They should also consult faculty members with expertise in the area or region of interest to them. All students who are curious about the off-campus study option should browse through the reference library in the Dean's Office and Weston Hall and attend one of the general information meetings which Dean McKeon offers throughout the autumn and in January. After attending an information session, students may schedule an appointment with the Dean.