Students earn fourteen units of academic credit, continue to be registered full time, and fulfill university residency requirements. These courses are taught by the different campuses' resident faculty and change each quarter. Typically they include a mix of political science, international relations, other social sciences, history, and the arts and humanities. In addition to regular instruction, seminars take advantage of the Washington locale and often include guest speakers and field work activities. In addition, eligible students are considered for the University of California President's Washington Scholarship Program.
Students live in university-arranged housing, convenient to public transportation.
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