Study abroad can be transformative.

Nearly 400 undergraduate and graduate students will earn credit toward their degrees by studying abroad during the 2007-2008 academic year. Most attend programs sponsored directly by Seattle University.
Where did they go?

Radford Foundation Access Grants  *Only Spring & Fall Quarter applications now being accepted.*

EAO Paperwork Deadlines: **Avoid late fees ($125 past deadline, $250 after your program starts)** Fall program start date = May 1 Winter program start date = November 1 Spring program start date = Feb 1 Summer program start date = April 15

Complimentary to the Seattle University curriculum, international academic and service programs challenge students to test the theories and analytical approaches to understanding humanity in a dynamic intercultural setting. These experiences produce powerful learning outcomes including:

• cross-cultural communication and analytic skills
• a global perspective (a sense of the interconnectedness of people, ideas and problems)
• polished language proficiency
• intellectual growth
• intercultural and field-specific skill development
• deep self-reflection and exploration of one's relationship with humanity, nature, and spirituality in the Jesuit Catholic intellectual tradition

While participation on a study abroad program is neither a requirement nor an entitlement of a Seattle University degree, several majors and scholarship programs require some type of international experience.

Eligibility for participation includes:

1. Good academic and conduct standing.
2. Appropriate academic preparation as defined by the Department sponsoring the program.
3. Skill and willingness to engage in demanding cross-cultural academic projects.
4. Flexibility, confidence and fortitude in ambiguous independent situations.
5. Aptitude to rely on a small, close-knit community of program participants for personal support.
6. Ability to live and study effectively without requiring regular access to specialized medical care, counseling or other psychological support services.

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