The Study Abroad Programs staff serve as a liaison between student and various offices on the CU-Boulder campus, including financial aid, the bursar, the registrar, and other student service offices. We can also work with academic departments, though it is more efficient for your student to contact advisors directly. If your student is attending a CU-Boulder program but comes from a different institution, we can provide the home institution with information about the program. We will also process credit once the program is over and instruct our registrar's office to send an official transcript to your student's home school. Students who would like registration materials sent to an address in the U.S. must let us know by February 1 if they are abroad in the spring semester or by September 1 if they are abroad in the fall semester.
Students can register by phone, over the Internet, by mail, or by fax.
Most study abroad students choose to register by phone or via the web. That way they know instantly what courses they are registered in. We have arranged for CU-Boulder study abroad participants to have first priority to register. Students who are abroad in the spring semester and who intend to register for the summer should let a study abroad advisor know this by February 1. A copy of the summer catalog will be sent with the registration materials only upon request.