We can help you find a program that meets your individual needs. Hofstra faculty offer programs in many countries - China, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Jamaica, Italy, Korea, Australia, England and Mexico. If you are interested in studying in a country that is not directly through Hofstra, the Office of International Study Abroad Programs can assist you in locating a program through another institution. If a Hofstra program is chosen, federal aid is transferrable. However this is determined by the length of your program and the credits enrolled in.
Some programs offer limited scholarships.
If a Hofstra program is not chosen, you need to make an appointment with a financial aid adviser about your financial needs and eligibility for aid. When you make the appointment with a financial aid counselor, be sure to tell the adviser that you are interested in financial aid for study abroad. It is also helpful to bring information about the selected program to the financial aid adviser. If at all possible, you should give yourself a full year to plan for financial aid and to research how the study abroad credit affects your major and graduation date. The cost of each program differs.