Meet with the International Programs Advisor to review program options. Meet with your academic advisor to review your course work, general electives, and to arrange your schedule so you can study abroad without losing time in your program. Explore program options. Select top three choices. Complete application and other paperwork.
Some programs require an essay, a program fee, a passport number, etc.
Complete the credit transfer process. Apply for financial aid to study abroad and arrange for financial aid to transfer. If you are away during the spring semester, you may want to obtain Power of Attorney forms. These forms allow a third party to sign your financial aid forms and other legal documents while you are away. Obtain travel documents, such as the passport and visa, if needed.