ISP Education Abroad
ISP Education Abroad
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Scholarships
Donald R. Culton Study Abroad ScholarshipsScholarship Benefits:
Applicant Requirements:
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Gilman Scholarship ProgramScholarship Benefits:
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Program Types
Exchange Programs
A program involving the reciprocal movement of participants. Spaces for any given exchange program will be limited, and the numbers may vary from term to term. Exchange programs may have a built-in scholarship, given that accepted students in this type of program will not be responsible for paying tuition at the host institution. However, students are responsible for other fees, such as airfare, housing, health insurance, associated academic costs, etc. Credit transfer back to COC is possible but not guaranteed. In sum, the program entails the following:
- 1:1 student exchange with partner universities abroad
- Semester or less.
- Tuition-free (subject to fees)
- Possible credit transfer
An academic program that takes place outside the United States, lasting a semester or less. In general, COC students will pay tuition/fees for programs with partner institutions, and some will offer reductions that vary from institution to institution. Students will be responsible for other costs, such as airfare, housing, living costs, health insurance, etc. Credit transfer back to COC is possible but not guaranteed. Possible reduction of tuition/fees with partner universities. To summarize, the programs include the following:
- Functions similarly to an Exchange Program (above), but without the built-in tuition reduction/waiver that Exchange programs generally include.
- Possible reduction of tuition/fees with partner universities
- Duration of stay abroad lasts between 10 days and a semester
- Possible credit transfer
Transfer Abroad
Transfer to a university outside the United States to complete a bachelor's degree. Students apply directly to the university to be considered for admission and have the possibility of receiving reduced tuition and/or scholarships because of a partnership with COC. Some institutions participate in the U.S. Title IV programs, meaning students can use Federal student loans to finance their education abroad. However, grant-based and work-study programs are typically not eligible for use overseas. Students can choose from universities that offer a U.S. degree, a foreign degree only, or a degree with dual recognition (where students earn a foreign degree which is also recognized by US accrediting bodies). Options include American universities abroad, foreign universities, and hybrids of the two. To sum up, a student who takes this track can:
- May complete their B.A. outside the U.S.
- May do a credit transfer of their COC classes to the partner university, subject to the partner's discretion
- May work, subject to local rules and regulations.
Application Process
Academic Eligibility
For education abroad exchange and semester partnership programs, applicants must have a minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA at the time of application and be expected to remain in good standing before departure, among other requirements (see above).
If students lose eligibility, they will be subject to withdrawal from the program. Eligibility may be lost if their GPA falls and they are placed on academic probation or a student conduct check reveals serious misconduct. The College will not refund any expenses incurred by the student.
Qualification requirement:
- Making normal progress toward completion of an Associate degree or credit-based transfer program
- Following a clear and well-defined plan
- Approved by ISP
- In good academic standing
- Accepted by the relevant partner institution, and
- At least 18 years of age and have completed at least one academic year's worth of credit before travel.
Application steps
- Attend an Informational Meeting hosted by the ISP Office (usually on the first Friday of each month)
- Required before an individual appointment can be made
- Research programs based on your academic goals
- After attending the informational meeting, schedule a meeting with the ISP office to review the application
- Create a budget and research funding options
- Meet with an academic advisor to complete a comprehensive education plan
- If selected, schedule an interview with ISP
- Complete application materials from partner university If recommended by ISP
- Application Materials to submit to isp@canyons.edu
- Essay 500-1,000 words—At the top, include your name, ID number, email, and the program you are applying to, then answer the following questions.
- What program are you interested in?
- Why are you interested in this program?
- How will this experience impact your academic or career goals?
- Financial statement showing you have enough to cover the program's cost.
- Affidavit of Financial Form support indicates who will cover the program costs.
- Copy of your passport.
For additional information, please refer to the Education Abroad Handbook.
Education Abroad Schools
The above opportunities are specific programs being offered to our students at this time. The institutions listed below are schools that ISP works with directly where our students can study at or transfer to. Please contact ISP if you are interested in studying at or transferring to one of these schools and we will help you to achieve your education goals abroad.
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The American University of RomeRome, Italy
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CEFAM International School of ManagementLyon, France
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University of DundeeDundee, Scotland, UK
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EUSA SevilleSeville, Spain
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Florence University of the Arts - The American University of FlorenceFlorence, Italy
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International Management Institute SwitzerlandHorw, Switzerland
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John Cabot UniversityRome, Italy
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Kansai Gaidai UniversityOsaka, Japan
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Kansai University of International StudiesOsaka, Japan
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Nagasaki University of Foreign StudiesNagasaki, Japan
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Queen Margaret UniversityEdinburgh, Scotland, UK
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Rennes School of BusinessRennes, France
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Richmond American University LondonLondon, England, UK
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Temple University JapanTokyo, Japan
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Thomas More University of Applied SciencesMechelen, Flanders, Belgium
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Universidad de Chile Faculty of Architecture and UrbanismSantiago, Chile
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University for the Creative ArtsFarnham, England, UK
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University of BrightonBrighton, England, UK
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University of New York in PraguePrague, Czechia
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This COC Education Abroad Program website should be viewed in conjunction with other COC departmental websites. Together, they are intended as a general guide for prospective and interested student participants in COC's Education Abroad Program. COC has sought to ensure that the information given on this website page and on other COC websites is correct, but does not guarantee the accuracy and COC does not accept liability for omissions, errors, or changes. Importantly, nothing on this COC Education Abroad Program website or on departmental websites should be construed as an offer by COC. Any offer made by COC will be subject to its own terms and they will be made clear to the student applicant at the time. Neither this COC Education Abroad Program website nor any departmental website creates a contract or other legally binding relationship between COC and any third party. Any information, guidance or recommendation provided, including of a financial nature, is given for general illustrative purposes only and should not be construed as advice or relied upon.
While COC aims to provide the programs described in this Education Abroad Program website and other COC departmental webpages, it does not represent a binding commitment. COC reserves the right, at any time and without notice, to add, remove or alter content or take down this COC Education Abroad Program website and/or COC departmental websites. You should revisit this COC Education Abroad Program website, as well as relevant departmental websites, before making any decisions to ensure that you are viewing COC's most up-to-date published information.
To the extent this website provides links to third party websites, please note that such links are used to provide further information only and are not intended to signify COC endorses such websites and/or their content. COC takes no responsibility for any loss or damage suffered as a result of relying upon and/or using any information published on such third party linked websites.
Any specific questions about COC programs that are not answered in this Education Abroad Program website or on COC departmental websites can be addressed to the Office of International Services & Programs.
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