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This document contains information about an international internship program through Salisbury University including eligibility requirements, estimated costs, and optional language training. It highlights benefits of studying abroad such as being more competitive for jobs, gaining a better understanding of the world, and having the option to do research, study abroad, or an internship. Links are provided for additional details and contacting faculty about the program.
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Cmat studying abroad
- 1. Emily McBee, Will Channon, Jen Schmalzer, Rebecca Morrell, Sabrina Chin Fo Sieeuw
- 6. • 3.0 in your major • Overall GPA of 2.5 • Completion of 72 credits • Fill out an application • Recommendation letter http://www.salisbury.edu/commarts/faculty.html
- 7. Estimated Costs Estimated Costs Worksheet (Costs may be subject to change) SU Tuition for 12 credits (non-resident tuition applies) $3,850 Housing (equivalent to double-occupancy at SU) $2,650 International Internship Fee (includes internship placement, in-country student support, cultural excursions, airport transfers, and much more $2,750 Subtotal (billable by SU): $9,250 Airfare $900 Board $1,000 Passport Fees $120 Visa Fees $100 Subtotal (Other): $2,120 Total Est. Cost: $11,370
- 10. http://www.crash-course.org.uk/ -4 week language training (optional)
- 12. -More competitive for job -Better understanding of world -3 options research theories study abroad internship
- 13. Why is studying abroad better?
- 18. Time to go find out more details!
- 20. http://www.salisbury.edu/intled/studyabroad / Dr. Darrell Mullins, Personal Communication May 7, 2013. Dr. Lori DeWitt, Personal Communication May 7, 2013.