Illinois State University
University Information
To be considered for a study abroad program, you must:
• Be in good academic standing with a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 (Note: some programs require a higher GPA, see specific program flyer for details)
• Have completed at least two (2) college semesters prior to term of participation (If a transfer student, at least 30 hours of transfer credit or after completing one (1) full semester at ISU)
• Meet with a Study Abroad Advisor
Important Dates and Deadlines
Application Deadlines:
Fall semester – March 15th
Spring semester – September 15th
Summer term – Program deadlines vary, please see flyer for specific deadline information
"I gained an open mind and a new attitude towards certain things. It was definitely worthwhile. "
Rachel_380 Illinois State University
"Well worth while, gained the best friends I've ever had, integrated myself into a new culture, and learned a lot. More from the people I met as than the actual classes."
Emma D Illinois State University
"i learned about an enormous amount of other cultures and people from traveling but mainly form the international society, they were some of the best people i have met. it was one of the best experiences of my life, of course it was worthwile"
A student Illinois State University
"It was worthwhile, I gained a passion for the language "
Jennifer N Illinois State University
"How to deal with other cultures. I thought it was so important that I learned that! Every culture is different and it's amazing to discover those differences."
A student Illinois State University
"I learned how mature and capable I am. It was worthwhile."
A student Illinois State University
"Being of Italian heritage I feel proud to have lived like a true Italian."
A student Illinois State University
"I learned a lot of independence "
A student Illinois State University
"I gained and learned so much from this trip, I could write about it all through the night. It was so worthwhile I would recommend it to everyone. I only wish the trip would never end ;)"
A student Illinois State University
"Everything, so many things, it was awesome."
A student Illinois State University
"The experience was worthwhile."
A student Illinois State University
"It was life changing and I feel much more matured and grown."
Megan O Illinois State University
"A different way of living and it was worthwhile."
valerie.lynn.7712 Illinois State University
"I learned so much about myself, about the Spanish culture, and about traveling internationally alone. It was more than worthwhile! I wish I didn't have to come home."
A student Illinois State University
"I've learned and fell in love with a new culture. It was absolutely worthwhile! "
Morgan L Illinois State University
"I gained a lot from this experience. The main thing that I learned was about myself. I was able to learn that I am able to take care of myself in a different country. It was worth every penny."
A student Illinois State University
"I was able to see how the world is different in other places in the world. "
A student Illinois State University
"I learned independence. Sorry but ISU doesn't give that to students the first 2 years. I learned how to depend on myself, not others, to get things done. I also learned the language, something I never thought I could do. "
Elizabeth B Illinois State University
"I learned that I have to do everything for myself. Although I loved England and Europe, I wish I would have chosen a different University."
Katie K Illinois State University
"I learned so much about myself and England. It was totally worthwhile."
A student Illinois State University
"I learned alot about myself and how independent i can be "
Courtney L Illinois State University
"I gained a whole knew outlook on myself and many new friendships that I think will last a very long time. It was definitely worthwhile. I had the most amazing time and I want to go back to Italy."
A student Illinois State University
"Friends and diversity, and yes it was worthwhile :)"
jessica.maes.921 Illinois State University
"how to relate to non-english speakers, yes"
sarah n Illinois State University
"Cultural differences. "
A student Illinois State University
