Study Abroad Checklist
Did you attend the information meetings regarding business studies abroad hosted by BYU this year?
Italy, Vienna and Europe Business Study Abroad Programs:
Thursday, Sept. 29, 2005If not, please contact the director specific to your program of interest:
Italy Study Abroadbrooke_derr@byu.edu hans-wilhelm_kelling@byu.edu moneyb@byu.edu
Have you researched study abroad opportunities on your own? Some helpful resources include:
Study Abroad Guides
(books available for viewing in the Global Management Center but not to be checked out)
Study Abroad 2003 (610 Tanner Building)
Summer Study Abroad 2003 (610 Tanner Building)
Please note: Updated catalogs for the 2003-2004 school year are expected to be in by November!
Have you contacted students who have done studies abroad similar to the region and/or curriculum you're interested in?
Check our web site to contact students who have participated in business studies abroad in the past:
http://marriottschool.byu.edu/gmc/involvement/BStudyAbroadContact.cfm
Use your connections: ask friends, family, classmates, professors
Ask about their experiences: What did they like and dislike? What would they have done differently? What advice do they have for you?
Have you met with Landes Holbrook in the Kennedy Center regarding questions about traveling internationally?
Visa Information
Receiving BYU credit hours
Contact info:
Have you assessed your financial situation? Do you know about scholarships? Have you applied to them? Do you have personal resources?
BYU scholarships Kennedy Center scholarships Marriott School scholarships Costs vary by location, time, and program activities.
Programs through the Marriott school are usually $2500-$3800, which includes housing, airfare, some meals
Program fees of other programs start at $1900. One semester is typically $3995-4500. Most don't include airfare. Housing, meals, tuition, books, etc. are not always included in program fees.
