To receive credit for the course work completed at another college or university, students should consult the college catalog of that particular institution and then discuss the program planned with their adviser. In general, students pay Howard's tuition and fees so that the cost of the exchange program is approximately equivalent to the cost of attending Howard University. Students are screened at Howard University for this program, and the University receives the same number of ISEP and AIFS students from abroad as it sends. Students in the ISEP program pay most costs-tuition, fees, housing, food to Howard and receive these items abroad without further charge. AIFS program fees are determined by specific programs.
Students provide their own transportation, books, and spending money.
Students receive credit for the work done abroad, and the grades received will appear on the student's Howard transcript as courses taken at Howard. Information and applications for the domestic and international exchange program, may be obtained from the Office of Domestic and International Programs, Room G011, Mordecai Johnson Administration Building. Students are encouraged to consider an exchange program far in advance of the time they wish to participate so that they will be able to arrange their course work to accommodate a semester or year at another school in the United States or abroad. . Howard University Home 2000 Howard University, all rights reserved.