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All 食色视频 Education Abroad students are required to complete the online Pre-Departure Orientation modules hosted on . Accepted students will be added to these modules once applications close. Required modules must be completed prior to program departure.

The Education Abroad Office and program coordinators will contact accepted students directly with additional details!

Whether you need to finish an application you already started or make changes to your submitted application, the Education Abroad Office makes it easy.

A passport is a necessity for all international travel. For information on how to obtain or renew a passport, visit the Department of State鈥檚 .

If you plan to attend classes or work in a foreign country, you may also need a Visa. Students are fully responsible for obtaining the proper visa on their own. The Education Abroad Office does not provide a service for passports or visas, but can be consulted if you have questions or concerns.

Note: Always contact the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in the country you plan to visit for up-to-date information on documentation requirements.

International students must meet with an F1 Student Advisor before traveling out of the country for an education abroad program. At the meeting, the advisor will verify that the student is authorized to travel and is not at risk of losing immigration status. International students should complete the F-1 International Student Verification of Advisement Form found in their education abroad program application. Contact International Student and Scholar Services Office (ISSSO)

Need information about available financial aid options? Curious about available scholarships to help fund your Education Abroad experience?

See the Financial Aid and Scholarships Page to learn more.

Financial Aid and Scholarships