University administrators at Aarhus will assist students with housing arrangements. University dormitories or apartments will be available. Students will have access to full kitchen facilities and university dining halls. Students must be of at least sophomore status and in good academic standing, with a grade point average of at least 2.50 at the time of application. Meeting this minimum grade point average does not, however, guarantee admission - additional eligibility criteria may apply, and students must be judged academically prepared by appropriate program faculty members.
Enrollment is limited with English majors given priority.
Participation may be denied to an applicant whose conduct prior to departure raises doubt that he or she should be allowed to participate in an international experience. Funds, paid directly by the student, will be required for transportation to Denmark, meals, accommodations, books, and spending money. Once enrolled in courses, students will receive a bill from the MSU Student Receivables Office for the Study Abroad program fee and MSU tuition and fees, based on the number of credits taken. Program fees, dates, and arrangements may be subject to change due to unexpected circumstances. Financial assistance is available when students make appropriate arrangements with MSU's Office of Study Abroad and Office of Financial Aid.