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."It was worthwhile because I completed my Spanish minor and definitely improved my Spanish a bit."
Gina B Providence College
"yes"
Kayla A Providence College
"I learned a lot about working in another culture. It was interesting how different the work environment is in London. Despite speaking the same language, there is a very different culture in the UK. I was worthwhile."
A student Providence College
"i grew up a lot, learned a lot about myself and matured"
bpeters2@friars.providence.edu Providence College
"I have realized an increased interest in global affairs. I am glad I went alone and have learned a great deal of self-growth."
Erica V Providence College
"It was definitely worthwhile but I would have changed some things about my situation such as living and my program. "
Deirdre F Providence College
"Yes it was a worth while experience students should capitalize on. I met many amazing and interesting people from all over the world. I have developed an understanding and appreciation for a host of different cultures that is impossible to get staying in America. My travel experiences were the best weekends of my life so far. Th..."
Eric H Providence College
"I definitely learned a lot about different cultures. I don't think going abroad was a mistake. However, I would of definitely chosen a different program. "
A student Providence College
"Irish culture"
A student Providence College
"Appreciation for the American school system, so-so"
A student Providence College
"I learned a lot about myself and what I want to do after college"
Mary Kate C Providence College
"Semester at Sea gave me a good preview of many different countries. It gave me a more educated idea of where I would want to travel back to as well as what I would want to do at these places."
Meghan H Providence College
"It teaches you a lot about yourself, and about what you like in life and what you would like to do. It was an invaluable experience, but I would defeinitely reccommend going with a friend, and if you don't like to drink, and/or are involved in your faith community at home, don't expect to find that in Ireland. "
Kevin B Providence College
"Yes, definitely. My Spanish improved a tremendous amount in just one semester. I was able to live independently. "
Grace B Providence College
"It was extremely worthwhile. Not only do you learn about Europe and what is outside of American walls but you also learn about yourself. You are forced to adapt and it can be very rewarding. It allows you to see the world from a different perspective. "
Steven M Providence College
"I learned a lot about myself and improving the quality of my coursework."
A student Providence College
"Yes. I gained experience and knowledge"
Colden J Providence College
"I learned that things do not come as easily to me as I thought they did. Yes, it was worthwhile. "
A student Providence College
"Yes, it was very difficult at times, but worth it in the end. It changed the way I value things."
Patrick O Providence College
"was limited by internship, class structure was limiting, not long enough of a program"
Allison P Providence College
"I learned that its harder to be more independent than i thought. Alcohol ruins relationships. It was a challenge but it was worthwhile. "
rory.dlugos Providence College
"There were so many times when I just wanted to pull my hair out and was so frustrated because I was doing all the right things, but felt no give-and-take with LSE. I proved to myself that I am capable of pushing myself to entirely new limits. I can walk into the most exclusive members-only clubs in London and have faith that I'm..."
Sara C Providence College
"that I need to travel with people I know, especially going abroad. I gained knowledge in a different work environment with a totally different culture. Yes, because if I didn't do it then I would have wondered what it would have been like. "
Mackenzie1 Providence College
"Worthwhile. Difficult and trying but definitely an incredible learning experience. It wasn't what I expected at all but I don't regret it in the least. It made me a stronger person, more independent and self-reliant. However, I did feel that it was lacking something -- that sense of adventure, because a lot of other things (scho..."
ireland09 Providence College
"Definitely worthwhile, I think I learned a lot about myself and a lot about how I interact with people. I also realized how much I value my own country (not in the overzealous patriot way, but in an appreciative manner). "
A student Providence College
