They may be for a single term, year, or consecutive terms including a summer not to exceed one year. Occasionally a student may exchange in a term during a sophomore year and another term in a senior year. Any pattern is acceptable as long as the total, combined exchange is no longer than a full calendar year. It is permissible to exchange to more than one campus in a single year or in more than one year as long as the cumulative period of exchange is no more than one calendar year. Experience shows, however, that students are usually best served by attending a single campus in consecutive terms.
Students are subject to the rules and regulations of the host campus while on exchange.
In addition, they remain as degree-seeking students at the home institution and are representing the home institution while on exchange. Therefore, they must meet academic requirements of the home campus and maintain standards of the home and host campuses to remain program participants. All rights reserved.