Administration In France, Professor Christian Garbar, a specialist in European Law and social legislation in the public sector in France will serve as the course coordinator. The Office of International Affairs of the Universit Fran ois Rabelais will coordinate all activities in France. In addition, a resident advisor will be living with the students to help them adapt to French life. In the United States, the Study Abroad Office of Rutgers University will administer the state-side aspects of the program. The program is limited to twenty-five participants selected from the various colleges of Rutgers University and from colleges throughout the United States and Canada.
Admission is open to all majors and disciplines.
To ensure that candidates meet graduation requirements they should plan their academic program carefully with the help of department advisers and academic deans. Students must have completed one full year of college prior to enrollment in the program. The course offered in Tours is worth 6 undergraduate credits. Grades Grades are based on examinations and class performance and are assigned according to the Rutgers System. Examinations, written work, hours of contact, and level of instruction meet in full the standards maintained at Rutgers University.