The cost of studying abroad varies from program to program. When comparing costs, pay close attention to what is included. University of Connecticut degree students enrolled through the Study Abroad Office are eligible for their normal financial aid, except for work study. All questions regarding aid should be addressed to the Financial Aid office, 486-2819, as early as possible. That depends on the program.
Some programs require language proficiency in the country of study.
Other programs conduct core course instruction in English, while requiring students to take a language course along with the specialized curriculum. Programs in Paris, Florence, Granada, St. Petersburg, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Dominican Republic and Baden-Wuerttemberg require a solid background in the language of the country. Living arrangements vary from one location to another. Accommodations include university residence halls, pensions, private homes and apartments. The world is at your feet.