Application Requirements
Approval by 91猫先生 for students to study off-campus is based on the following criteria:
- GPA of 2.5 or above
- Must be applying to an approved 91猫先生 program.
- Currently not on conduct probation or subject to being placed on conduct probation
- Student’s charges for the semester off-campus must be paid in full before departure.
- All required forms completed and signed (contact the Crossroads office for more details).
Students participating in an off-campus program will:
- Be invoiced on their student account, standard 91猫先生 tuition or the Program tuition, whichever is higher, and the Room & Board charges associated with each program. (See for current rates.)
- Be charged an off-campus study administrative fee.
- Be eligible for 100% of Federal/State and outside scholarships. (assuming the off campus courses are “eligible credits” or needed for their degree)
- Be charged 91猫先生 tuition for the cost of any extra course they register to take from 91猫先生 (independent study, online, etc.) while participating in their Off-Campus program.
- Be limited to funding for one off-campus experience.
I want to go! What steps to I need to take?
- Stop by Crossroads to pick up an information check list for your desired program along with the required forms.
- Apply online to the program of choice
- Inform Crossroads of your application
I have been accepted! Now what?
- Inform Crossroads of your acceptance
- Complete a Course Approval form (available from Crossroads) and return the form to Crossroads
- If you have not already done so, complete and submit all other required forms
- If studying outside of the United States, attend the required Pre-departure Seminar provided by Crossroads (time and date is announced each semester)
Cell Phone Information
If you want to use your mobile phone outside of the US, be sure to check with your provider before you leave. If you haven’t planned in advance, you may not be able to use your device or roaming charges may be steep. Most companies have a package that you can add for the time that you will be outside the US.
Useful links:
ESIMS Abroad:
An eSim is a cheaper option than international service obtained through your phone service provider. Popular eSim options are , , , and . You should purchase your eSim before leaving for your time abroad and activate it on arrival. You can replenish your service throughout your travels by purchasing additional GBs. Ask Crossroads for more information!
Health Information
All 91猫先生 students who study outside of the USA, will be issued insurance, the cost of which is covered under the Off-Campus Study Administrative fee. Students can use the app to find doctors in their area that speak English, set up appointments, and provide proof of coverage
The Centers for Disease Control lists health concerns for specific countries, including vaccine recommendations, names of cholera and yellow fever-infected countries, and the locations of disease outbreaks. A good site for learning about health risks while traveling abroad.
This site provides comprehensive information on countries around the world. It has a search function to look for specific health-related information by country or region.
Travel Information
91猫先生 provides a range of resources to help students prepare for and navigate their study abroad experience; ensuring they are well-informed and ready for safe, successful international travel.
InsureMyTrip's quote process makes it easy to find the right coverage for your next trip. Please note that the Cancel/and or Interrupt for Any Reason coverage has to be purchased within two weeks of depositing for the trip.
More Information / How to enroll
When preparing to study abroad in the country of your choice, it is important to gain a balanced perspective. The Study Abroad Handbook is a great resource to get you started.
The U.S. State Department Web Site offers American college students a one-stop reference for international travel. Resources for students and parents provide Country specific information, tips for safe travel, and much more about traveling and living overseas.
Links to ATM locators and other services.
U.S. State Department provides links to important services to United States citizens living and traveling abroad, including some important emergency information. It includes information on lost or stolen passport and information in case of general emergency.
Great maps, helpful data about the economy, geography, government, and people of each country are just a few of the reasons you should stop at the CIA World Factbook web site.
Need a Visa or need to contact an embassy while abroad? The site boasts a search engine which will lead you to embassy's and consulates around the world.
Do you know what documents you need to enter the country you plan to visit? This Department of State web site will help you find the answer.
Use this option to visit the U.S. State Department's website to apply for Passports.
This State Department site provides government data about countries around the world. Consular Information Sheets include such information as location of the U.S. Embassy or Consulate, unusual immigration practices, health conditions, minor political disturbances, unusual currency and entry regulations, crime and security information, and drug penalties. Also, you can discover information about countries for which our government has issued travel advisories.
Expedited U.S. Passports applications and renewals.
