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Academic Year, Fall, Spring |
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| Homepage: | Click to visit | |
| Budget Sheets |
Academic Year, Fall, Spring |
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| Term | Year | App Deadline | Decision Date | Start Date | End Date |
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| Spring | 2014 | 10/01/2013 | 10/03/2013 | TBA | TBA |
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Exchange |
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English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish |
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None | Housing Options: | Apartment, Residence Hall/Dormitory |
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2.5, some schools will require above a 2.5 GPA |
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12-18 |
| Courses/Disciplines: | Accounting, Anthropology, Art, Arts Management, Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Communication, Computer Science, Corporate Communication, Democracy and Justice Studies, Design Arts, Economics, Education, English, Environmental Policy and Planning, Environmental Science, First Nations Studies, French, Geography, Geoscience, German, Global Studies, History, Human Biology, Human Development, Humanistic Studies, Information Sciences, International Business, Mathematics, Music, Natural and Applied Sciences, Nursing, Nutrition Science, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Public Administration, Social Change and Development, Social Work, Sociology, Spanish, Theatre, Urban and Regional Studies, Women's and Gender Studies | ||
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Please check with the OIE for host campus placement availability before beginning your application.
The National Student Exchange is a partnership of over 200 Universities in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, The Virgin Islands and Guam. Students can study at a partner University for the price of UWGB tuition and the host school housing costs. For more information on the National Student Exchange and a complete list of schools, please go to the NSE website at www.nse.org
Eligibility
Students must apply to participate in the National Student Exchange Students must meet the following requirements.
- Full time enrollment (special exceptions can be made for non-traditional adult students)
- Minimum GPA of 2.5
- Good academic and social standing at the time of application and participation
- No pending probationary status due to academic dishonesty or misconduct
- No outstanding financial obligations to your home university
- Must not be on probation, parole, or have any pending legal judgments
For additional eligibility information please go to http://www.nse.org/exchange/policy.asp
Placement at Host Schools
Most students are placed at the annual National Student Exchange Conference in March. This is your best opportunity to get your top choice in schools. This is for placement any time in the upcoming academic year. Applications for the March placement conference are due February 15. After the placement conference, we can still place students on the National Student Exchange. However, some schools will be filled. Please see an OIE advisor if you are interested in placement after the March placement conference.
Placement acceptances are made according to the openness of the respective host institutions. Campuses which list themselves in Campus Profiles as open will accept all qualified applicants. Institutions listed as uneven will accept a few more incoming students than the number of their outgoing applicants who are placed. Those listed as even will accept incoming applicants not to exceed the number of their own outgoing applicants who are placed. Some campuses will accept students only from those campuses at which their own students are placed (1:1).
Financial Aid
Students are eligible for financial aid while participating in the National Student Exchange. However, federal work study will not transfer to the host university. Please meet with the financial aid office about using financial aid while at a host NSE school
Housing
Most school offer on campus housing for NSE participants. Make sure to review the campus profile regarding special considerations and costs with housing at the host campus. A few NSE schools do not offer on-campus housing.