While the use of these courses in a degree program will vary from student to student, certainly all of them are usable as electives. If you are an English major, you will be able to use the literature courses in your concentration. If you are a history major, you will want to consult the director of undergraduate programs in History about concentration credits. It is not required that English or History be your major subject at Chicago, though you will likely find the program to be especially attractive and profitable if you are. In general you should present a solid academic record and demonstrate the kind of maturity that is necessary to participate successfully in a program abroad.
Applications are available.
To apply to the London Program you submit a general study abroad application electronically, then download the supplementary application specific to this program and submit it on paper normally in mid-winter quarter of the previous academic year. If you accept an offer of admission you are expected to secure your place with a deposit equivalent to the study abroad administrative fee.