However, you should check with your Dean, as students in some majors at URI will not be eligible. Yes, many past participants provide their names and phone numbers on their evaluations in the binders that you may access in our reference room. Each program differs. Some options include a family homestay, dormitory living, or sharing an apartment with other students. That is up to you.
Many students take extra money for travel before or after their program.
It's a good idea to ask past participants about this, but you should also keep in mind your own spending habits and abilities. Yes, you can. It will cover you while on any study abroad program. You can also purchase an International Student ID card, which provides supplemental coverage in cases of medical emergency. These are for sale in the Office of International Education or through Council Travel.