Two 3-credit courses in Women s Studies along with 15 additional credits chosen from among core and support courses in art, sociology, English, psychology and history are required for the minor. The credits towards the minor may also be applied for credit toward general education, major, and other minor requirements. Women s Studies section for a detailed description of the program. Study Abroad Students who study abroad consistently cite the experience as one of the highlights of their college career. Not only does it bring about a greater sense of self-confidence, it also engenders an awareness of cultural difference, and builds skills for functioning effectively in our multicultural world.
Programs vary in length from a semester to two weeks and can be taken at any time of year.
Students use the experience to meet general education requirements or towards major or minor programs. Financial Aid can be applied to the cost of a program. The study of a foreign language is not a pre-requisite to this experience, and students are not restricted in their choice of destination. Advance planning is crucial to including this opportunity in the academic program. Students may seek further assistance in planning from the Office of Global Education.