Providence College
University Information
Study Abroad programs are organized by international education organizations, otherwise known as “program providers.” Program providers can be affiliated with a regular college or university, or they can be separate non-profit organizations. These providers work with academic institutions in the U.S. and abroad to create study opportunities that vary in duration from a summer, semester, or year in length.
Requirements:
All eligibility requirements remain in effect up to the point of departure
Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 (please note some programs may require a higher CGPA)
Must be in at least Junior standing at time of departure
Declared a major prior to December 1st of Sophomore year
Enroll in a minimum of 15 credits per semester abroad
No serious disciplinary record or current probation
Important Dates and Deadlines
No important dates configured."learned a lot about myself and improved my work ethic and interactive skills. "
Lyndsay I Providence College
"It was definitely worthwhile. I learned a lot about myself and what kinds of things I like/don't like about my American culture and Peruvian culture. I gained more of an appreciation for American culture, but also more of an admiration for the struggles people of Peru have gone through. It was also amazing to see things I've rea..."
A student Providence College
"very worthwhile; learned many things I could never learn without experiencing them. Wish I could go back again, (just not with CIEE)"
Chris T Providence College
"Absolutely... Just wish I may have studied somewhere a little more authentic. And with a program who did more trips that were included in the program fee."
Michael R Providence College
"I learned how connected the world really is if you learn to break down cultural barriers. It was so worthwhile!"
A student Providence College
"It was definitely worthwhile and I got a lot of cultural experience. I met a lot of awesome people that I hope to stay in touch with."
A student Providence College
"I learned a lot about working in foreign countries through our internship."
A student Providence College
"My study abroad experience in Tokyo was something that I had been working towards since I was a freshmen in college. Besides the language experience I gained while I was abroad I learned how to be comfortable with myself and became more confident in a leadership role and as a representative of both my college and country. It def..."
Kyla H Providence College
"What didn't I gain/learn from this experience?! "
A student Providence College
"It was definitely worthwhile. I learned the costs of living in a foreign country and how to live with other people as well. I also learned a lot about myself too."
A student Providence College
"I vastly improved my knowledge and practical application of the Spanish language. "
Christine M Providence College
"Yes"
Jennifer A Providence College
"I have completely changed and it was 100% worth the money and time for the whole experience. Just do it and don't regret it. You meet great people and learn a lot while seeing the world. You'll learn more than you think about yourself too. All I want to do is go back- it goes by way too fast."
Katie K Providence College
"Yes, more than ever! It impacted everything about my life and I feel as if I'm going home completely different. I have realized how the world and life really does work and how inter-connected everyone in the world really is."
Liana M Providence College
"Learned how to travel well, learned more about myself, another culture, and made some great friends. I hope to have a job someday that allows me to travel and interact with people from all over the world. "
Kathleen M Providence College
"Learned a lot about how to live in a city. It was worthwhile. "
A student Providence College
"It was definitely worthwhile; I learned new things about myself, that I am fully capable carving out a space for myself in a foreign area without anyone familiar nearby. I also was exposed to a taste of Irish culture and history."
A student Providence College
"A view of the world. I got to see some of the most beautiful places and got to experience things I never thought I would. I also pushed my limits and faced fears. It was definitely worthwhile and I would do it again. I would go to Florence again, but maybe not through Fairfield."
A student Providence College
"Yes, I learned a lot about myself, as well as both Spanish and American cultures. I have become much more aware of what is happening in the world and I want to continue to use my ability to speak Spanish back in the United States. "
Christian S Providence College
"Yes. I am much more independent and globally conscious. "
Elizabeth F Providence College
"It's had a huge impact on me. I learned how to be thrust into a foreign city with no friends and make a life for myself. Multiple people have commented on how I have grown as a person."
Andrew O Providence College
"ABSOLUTELY, YES!!! I think study abroad is one of the most incredible, unique experiences that you will ever have in your life. After going abroad, I think I became a lot more independent, sensitive and open minded. It's really challenging and exhausting (in a good way) to live in a different country, speak a different langua..."
Taylor L Providence College
"Most definitely"
Paul S Providence College
"Most definitely! Such a different experience from being at PC which is refreshing and really does open your eyes up to new things other than the PC bubble. "
Jane Providence College
"Though studying abroad did not have a huge impact on my academic interests and future plans, I learned more about myself and developed as an individual than I ever could have in a semester at PC. This is definitely the aspect of study abroad that I am most grateful for. "
Hayley C Providence College
