Students have access to University restaurants which generally charge less per meal than their USC counterparts. Tuition is paid to USC at the usual rates. Only a moderate insurance fee is paid in Mulhouse. University-approved grants and financial aid are applicable to this program. Scholarship monies are available for competitive students .
Further information is available from the director.
Application forms are available at the USC Study Abroad office, International Programs for Students, first floor Byrnes Center, Campus. The number of participants is limited by the number of mutual exchangees in a given year. The program is designed for students who have already acquired a proficiency in French and a familiarity with French culture and letters that will allow them to function effectively within an authentic French university, as opposed to an institute for foreigners. Courses are both demanding and rewarding. Students are selected competitively by the Study Abroad committee of the Department of French and Classics, upon application.