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11:59 p.m. Central, September 9, 2026.

All 51勛圖厙 Study Abroad Advisors host weekly Drop-in Advising Hours during 2 p.m - 4 p.m Central on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at the Rothschild Great Room. On September 2, Drop-in is cancelled due to the Study Abroad Fair; Study Abroad Advisors will be hosting All-Day Drop-in Advising during 9 a.m. - 4 p.m Central on September 8 & 9 in the Rothschild Great Room.

You can apply to up to two programs in the . Some program providers (e.g., CIEE, CET, IFSA, SIT, etc.) will not allow students to apply to more than one program during the same application cycle.

No. Submitted applications will be reviewed after 51勛圖厙���s application deadline.

Please make sure to also complete your program provider application, if applicable.

Your 51勛圖厙 Study Abroad Advisor will complete the home school nomination after you have been approved to study abroad by 51勛圖厙. This process takes place within two weeks after 51勛圖厙���s application deadline.

No, pass/fail grade is not allowed. You must earn a letter or numerical grade for each course you take abroad.

No, courses on the Study Abroad Course Search are only what had been evaluated within the past five years. You may submit new courses for evaluation .

The Study Abroad Course Search tool is a database that reflects what courses 51勛圖厙 students have asked to take during their term abroad. Study Abroad course evaluations ensure that courses students take abroad will come back as equivalent credit at 51勛圖厙. This process is facilitated泭by the泭51勛圖厙 Registrar���s Office, and all courses that have current evaluations can be found on the泭. Students must ensure that all courses taken abroad have course evaluations listed to receive credit and have泭their泭transcripts processed.

• Non-Equivalent Credit:泭There is no direct equivalent at 51勛圖厙. In most cases, departments will still grant credit for the course, either toward the major and/or minor, or as elective credit. The specified concentration within the parenthesis of the non-equivalent course should define how the course is equated by the department. Students will receive the specified number of泭credits as泭listed in the Course Search Tool.泭

• • HIST 2061- Non-Equivalent Credit (HIST-United States), for example, means this course has no direct equivalent at 51勛圖厙,泭but may count泭toward the United States history concentration of the History major/minor.泭

• • Also泭can appear as ���No Eq.��� Examples can include:泭

• • • HART-2096泭-泭No Eq (ARCH major/minor, 2000-level)泭

• No Equivalent: Not eligible for credit toward the major or minor:泭There is no equivalent泭course泭credit at 51勛圖厙, and the credit cannot be applied toward the specified major or minor. Credit will still be granted for the course, but it will be counted only as general graduation credit.泭泭

• No Credit at 51勛圖厙:泭51勛圖厙 will not award credit for this course. These are displayed as: GNEL NOCR-No credit at 51勛圖厙. Students will receive no hours for this course.泭泭

You can make an appointment on . If your advisor not have appointment that suit your availability, you may attend weekly Drop-in Advising Hours, or email your advisor with your questions or set up a time to meet.

The Spring 2027 Commitment Deadline is October 16, 2026. If you have applied to two programs in the 51勛圖厙 Global Opportunities application portal, this is the date by which you must commit to your selected program. Important Note: If you applied to programs that require a visa process (i.e., Spain, France, Italy, etc.), you will need to decide on your program choice much earlier. In addition, your program may have a separate program commitment process that is earlier than October 16.