Study Abroad Application | Radford University

Before you begin the application, please carefully read the information below regarding application and deposit deadlines.

Application deadlines

Summer program application deadline: Oct. 31
Spring semester application deadline: Oct. 1
Fall semester application deadline: Feb. 1
Wintermester application deadline: Sept. 1

Deposit due dates

Deposits are due to Student Accounts on the dates listed below.

Wintermester 2013 deposits are due:

Sept. 15 - $500
Oct. 15 - $1,500
Week prior to classes - Balance due
Financial Aid cannot be used for wintermester because limited to 3 credit hours.

Spring 2014 semester deposits are due:

Nov. 1 - $500
Dec. 1 - $1,500
Jan. 15 - Balance due
Financial Aid deadline - Oct. 10

Summer 2014 program deposits are due:

Dec. 15 - $500
Feb. 15 - 1,500
April 29 - Final e-bill
Financial Aid deadline - March 1

Important note regarding financial aid or loans: If you are planning to use any financial aid/or loans pay special attention to the financial aid deadlines above. These deadlines were established to allow adequate processing time for early disbursement of funds to cover deposits.

I have carefully read the information above regarding application deadlines and deposit due dates and understand it is my responsibility to meet the deadlines that apply to me and my Study Abroad program.

I acknowledge I have carefully read the information above regarding application and deposit deadlines.

Part I - General Information

Before completing this online study abroad application, please review it first. You will be required to provide two written statements. Each statement should not be more than 500 words.

First name

Middle name

Last name

Date of birth

Phone number

Email address

Gender

Male

Female

Are you a Radford University student?

Yes

If yes, what is your RU ID number?

Do you plan to use financial aid or a student loan to cover your study abroad expenses?

Yes

If you are NOT a Radford University student, please provide the following information.

University name

University location including city, state, and zip code

Study Abroad advisor's name

Study Abroad advisor's phone number

Study Abroad advisor's email address

Students email address

Students phone number

Part II - Information about the program you are applying for

Please select the faculty led study abroad program you interested in from the drop down menus below. Be sure to select the appropriate term you wish to participate in.

Faculty led programs (Wintermester 2012)

Faculty led programs (Spring Break 2013)

Faculty led programs (Summer 2013)

RU affiliate program providers

Program provider

Program country

Semester/Year

RU exchange programs

Program provider

Program country

Semester/Year

If you are applying for a program that is not one of the above, please complete the following section.

Program Provider name

Program city

Program state

Program zip code

Study Abroad advisor's name

Study Abroad advisor's phone number

Study Abroad advisor's email

Program start date

Program end date

Part III - Academic Information

Major 1

Major 2

Overall GPA

Last semester's GPA

Credits completed

Expected graduation year

Part IV - Written Statement

The Radford University study abroad application requires that you provide short answers to the two questions listed below. (Note: The RU affiliate, exchange partner, or unaffiliated study abroad program may ask you to write additional materials on their application forms.) Please provide brief yet complete answers for the questions below. Do not exceed 500 words.

Why do you want to study abroad?

How will this study abroad experience fit into your academic plan of study, and what impact do you think it might have upon your future career plans?

Part V - Certification

I hereby attest that all of the information I have provided in this application is accurate to the best of my knowledge. I give my consent for the International Education Center to examine my academic and conduct records. I understand that studying abroad is a privilege, not a right, and that this privilege may be denied to students who have been found guilty of either a single serious violation of the Student Conduct Code or of multiple minor violations, especially if those violations involve drugs or alcohol. If all information is not filled out and provided your application will not be processed.

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