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Office of StUdy Abroad ____________________________________________________________
Our web layout is changing, but the content is still the same New Fall semester program in Cuba JYA Paris expands course offerings, university partnerships Full Year and Fall 2009 Applications now available in Center for Global Education New Direct Enrollment at University of Cape Town for Fall 2009 __________________________________________________________ Newcomb-Tulane students interested in studying abroad should: 1. Review Study Abroad Policies: Start by reviewing Tulane's study abroad policies. They will provide a framework and reference from which to select a program. 2. Investigate Program Options: Next, scour the program information on the web pages in the lefthand column. Be sure to pay attention to Eligibility Requirements, Length of Program, and follow the links to the program's own web site. 3. Seek Advice: Once you have some information in hand you can talk with recent study abroad alumni, OSA peer advisors, and the study abroad advisor in the OSA, attend an info session or the study abroad fair. 4. Review Details on the Following: Public Service Abroad; Sustainability, Cultural Responsibility & Environmental Impact; Scholarships. 5. Begin the Application Process: Visit the "How to Apply" section to learn how to start applying for study abroad. 6. Follow the Steps for Accepted Students: It is wise to be prepared for the obligations and expectations if your application to study abroad is approved. ____________________________________________________________ Tulane University is an active member of the Forum on Education, adhering to the Forum's Standards of Good Practices in study abroad. Office of Study Abroad staff members also belong to NAFSA: Association of International Educators and abide by its Code of Ethics and Principles of International Educational Exchange.
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