Can I do study abroad as a senior?

Seniors are eligible to study abroad through both Summer Study Abroad and Semester Study Abroad programs. There are specific guidelines that apply to seniors studying abroad. Graduating seniors are eligible to participate in summer study abroad. (See OUE for more about the process of deferring graduation).

Is it too late to go abroad?

It’s never too late for anything. Everyone in life has a different education and career path. Although most people commence college from ages 18–21, many people begin studying in their 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, etc.

What year in college can you study abroad?

Statistically, most students study abroad junior year of college, allowing the foreign study to advantageously enhance their degree. Studying abroad early, however, has many advantages: You will have plenty of time at your home campus to complete required credits when you choose a major.

Should you study abroad your senior year of college?

There’s one huge reason that you actually should study abroad your senior year of college — besides being more confident and likely to approach study abroad maturely, studying abroad at this time could be your way to break into an entry level job abroad.

Should I take a fall or Spring Term Abroad?

You’ll have less of a chance of missing your graduation, and can use your spring term to catch up on any courses you may have opted out of or not have been able to do in the fall. Not to mention, some schools are less likely to veto a fall semester abroad rather than a spring semester.

Do schools have international opportunities over the summer?

Fortunately, most schools have international opportunities over the summer in addition to the school year. For many students, summer is the ideal time to wander the globe or find a summer gig to get some experience on their resume.

Does studying senior year affect graduation date?

As long as you’ve accepted that you may have to have a unique graduation experience, you’ll be just fine studying senior year. Clark is right in that studying senior year may affect your graduation date, but depending on your status thus far, there’s also a chance that it won’t.