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INDIANA UNIVERSITY START YOUR JOURNEY TODAY Study Abroad 101

INDIANA UNIVERSITY Study abroad at Indiana University Programs for everyone 17 languages (including English) 52 countries Nearly every field of study 1

INDIANA UNIVERSITY Study abroad myths 2 What’s holding you back?

INDIANA UNIVERSITY MYTH: “ Only foreign language majors study abroad.” 3

INDIANA UNIVERSITY THE TRUTH: IU offers study abroad options in various fields of study and 17 languages, including English. 4

INDIANA UNIVERSITY 5 “All my classes were pretty cool, but my favorite class was probably my Mysteries of Forensic Science class. It was about learning the science of crime scene analysis and how to actually do all the things you see on CSI and those types of shows.” Eric Bravo Perth, Australia Fall 2012 Major(s): Criminal Justice, Psychology Minor(s): Anthropology, Spanish

INDIANA UNIVERSITY MYTH: “Study abroad will delay my graduation.” 6

INDIANA UNIVERSITY THE TRUTH: 91% of IU students who study abroad still graduate in four years. 7

INDIANA UNIVERSITY 8 “A year abroad will enhance your academic and professional qualifications, as well as permanently change your life.” Jared Boze Freiburg, Germany Academic Year Jared graduated from IU in four years with a double major in Germanic Studies and English.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY MYTH: “Study abroad is expensive.” 9

INDIANA UNIVERSITY THE TRUTH: IU-administered programs tend to be the most affordable for resident students. For non-resident students, co-sponsored programs tend to be more affordable. Students can use most financial aid and IU scholarships. 10 NOTE: Cost varies by program. Check our website for fee outlines.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY 11 “I was able to use my 21st Century Scholars award as well as the IU Covenant award. The rest I used loans. It is always best to look into other scholarships if you think you may not be able to afford the program. There are certain awards you may qualify for if you are studying abroad in certain areas of the world.” Bobby Chance Seville, Spain Spring 2012 Major(s): Spanish, International Studies Minors: Italian, West European Studies

INDIANA UNIVERSITY MYTH: “Study abroad wont help my career.” 12

INDIANA UNIVERSITY THE TRUTH: You’ll learn skills that employers value: Problem-solving, working with diverse groups, etc. 13

INDIANA UNIVERSITY 14 “I wanted to participate in a program that allowed me to gain first-hand experience in the medical field. Through this program, I was able to shadow physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals while becoming more fluent in Spanish at the same time.” Michael Jancovich Santiago, Chile Summer 2012 Major(s): Biology Minor(s): Chemistry, Psychology

INDIANA UNIVERSITY MYTH: “I don’t have time to study abroad!” 15

INDIANA UNIVERSITY THE TRUTH: Summer and short-term programs are available. Students can study abroad as early as the summer after freshman year. 16

INDIANA UNIVERSITY 17 “Going abroad for a semester was a learning experience that I could not have obtained any other way, especially in my comfortable little bubble here at Indiana. Learning how to take care of yourself and live and learn in a new country, language and culture is a skill that I will forever draw upon.” Chelsea Todd Sao Paulo, Brazil Spring 2012 Major(s): International Studies, Portuguese Minor(s): Spanish, Comm & Culture

INDIANA UNIVERSITY Begin your journey 18 How can I plan my study abroad experience?

INDIANA UNIVERSITY ONLINE overseas.iu.edu overseas.iu.edu ONLINE overseas.iu.edu overseas.iu.edu 19 Start your search Find program information Learn about financial aid Send an inquiry Find contact information

INDIANA UNIVERSITY PEER COUNSELORS Let us help you! 20 Look for us in the Office of Overseas Study from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays, and at information tables around campus.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY STUDY ABROAD ADVISORS Guiding you through the process 21 Walk-in hours: Weekdays, and 1-4 Call (812) to make an appointment Individual program information, eligibility, credit transfer and other IU procedures

INDIANA UNIVERSITY OTHER RESOURCES Available in our lobby 22 Handouts with dates, eligibility, academics and more. Binders for each program with more details Financial aid

INDIANA UNIVERSITY TYPES OF PROGRAMS Find out which is right for you 23 IU-administered, co-sponsored and non-IU programs available Location of classes: Host university? Program center? Mix? Who’s in your classes: Locals? Other U.S. students? Students from other countries? Mixed? Language: Are classes taught in English or the host language? Housing: Homestay? Apartment? Dorm?

INDIANA UNIVERSITY PREREQUISITES Vary by program and term 24 GPA: IU requires depending on the program. Non-IU requirements vary. Standing: Must be at least in your 3 rd semester at IU to apply for semester and academic year programs. Some summer programs are available to younger students.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY FINANCIAL AID How will I fund my experience? 25 Office of Overseas Study scholarships National scholarships Using your existing loans and scholarships overseas.iu.edu/first/financial-aid

INDIANA UNIVERSITY APPLICATIONS Plan ahead! 26 Apply through our office for all IU administered and co-sponsored programs. Semester deadlines are typically a semester before the program starts Academic year deadlines usually due the January before the start date Summer deadlines are usually in February. Non-IU deadlines vary

INDIANA UNIVERSITY FIRST STEPS Start your program search 27 Check out the resources online and in the International Center Talk to a Peer Counselor Contact returnees from programs that interest youContact returnees

INDIANA UNIVERSITY FIRST STEPS Consider these questions… 28 How long do you want to study abroad? Do you want to study in English or another language? What subjects do you wish to study? Can you satisfy major, minor or general education requirements on the program? Do you want to live with a family? In a dorm? In an apartment? With U.S. students or host nationals? Would you rather study in a large city or smaller city? Do you have a country or region in mind?

INDIANA UNIVERSITY NEXT STEPS When you’ve chosen a program… 29 Meet with an advisor Prepare academically APPLY Overseas Study will work with you for advising, pre-departure orientations, and continuing support during your program and upon your return.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY CONTACT US 30 Phone: (812) Stop by 111 S. Jordan Ave. on On Facebook: facebook.com/iuoverseasfacebook.com/iuoverseas “From I to U” Study Abroad Blog: iuoverseas.wordpress.com iuoverseas.wordpress.com