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."My abroad experience was nothing short of wonderful. It helped me not only to understand many other cultures, but better understand my own. I also thought I was very independent, but I am now so much more independent, and am very comfortable with who I am. "
Laura B Providence College
"This program confirmed my vocation to the medical field and opened my eyes to the innumerable health issues that plague developing nations. I am much more aware of global health issues and am more interested in primary care and global health than I was before the program."
Rebecca G Providence College
"Absolutely, I would not have given this for anything else in the world. I had such a great experience and want to share this experience with fellow students who are planning on studying abroad"
Alex C Providence College
"Very Worthwile, I've pretty much stated it all in previous answers at this point."
Jeffrey A Providence College
"My study abroad experience was definetly worth it. I started to understand what a big world it is. Now instead of being satisfied with going to the same bars with the same people every night like all of my friends are I try and persuade them to do something different and exciting. My whole outlook and perspective has changed. ..."
Maureen W Providence College
"Studying in Spain has honestly changed my life. I learned more about myself in those five months than I had in the previous 21 years of my life. I am now more outgoing, confident, and open minded. I can see the world through the eyes of others, and not only though the eyes of a middle class American. After studying in Sevill..."
Alison G Providence College
"My perspective on life and culture was widen immensely. I grew to have a love for travel and seeing new things different from those I know. I am much more accepting of other cultures and more interested in learning from them. Before studying abroad, I do not think I would have considered working abroad in my future career but..."
Catherine K Providence College
"Yes, it was worthwhile and I am so glad I had the opportunity to do it. I learned about all kinds of different cultures and people. I learned a lot about myself and going there made me want to learn more about the world and travel more."
Michael M Providence College
"My experience was very much worth while. The academic side of this experience was a little lacking, but interesting. The rest of the experience (which is truly why one goes abroad anyway), was extremely fulfilling. It changed my life in ways I never could have predicted, and I feel it has caused me to grow as a person. There..."
William P Providence College
"My study abroad experience was absolutely worthwhile. I learned so much about myself, my country, and the world. I highly recommend to anyone to study abroad because it forces you to change your perspective and become more open-minded."
Pamela D Providence College
"After completing my program I find myself eager to keep up with world news. The world has just become a lot smaller. This is true not only in my perspective, but in reality. With the internet and the growing popular social communities online,such as facebook, twitter, and skype, the world is actually becoming smaller in the s..."
Michael G Providence College
"My study abroad experience was definitely worth missing a semester at PC even though I love my college. I gained a better understanding of myself & pushed myself to great limits I never thought I would be able to achieve. Sevilla is an amazing city and I would strongly suggest that one study abroad there if given the opportunity..."
Christina C Providence College
"Speaking about my study abroad experience puts a smile on my face as it brings back so many good memories and fun times. I went to London knowing nobody and was forced to step outside my comfort zone by making new friends and trying different things. My internship in London played a significant role in my future plans as it ..."
Michael D Providence College
"If I could go back to Australia I would in a heartbeat. Going abroad definitely makes you more aware of other cultures and makes you picture the world differently. It was a great humbling experience for me and Im so thankful I was able to meet all the people I meet, all the experiences I had, and all the memories I will hold f..."
Kathryn R Providence College
"I think it had a significant impact on my life. Not only did I benefit from the language skills for my major but I think it helped me grow as a person in general. I now feel much more independent and aware. I feel like I see the world in a different way and have more open way of dealing with things. It also helped me to focu..."
Christie M Providence College
"The study abroad experience was definitely worthwhile. Even though I missed home and and my college I was able to experience so much more than I ever anticipated at a very young age."
Brendan S Providence College
"My study abroad experience was very worthwhile. I have a better understanding of who I am as a person and the views that I hold. I was very interested in the topics presented in my Public Economics class and now have ambitions of going to graduate school for a Masters in Public Policy/MBA dual degree. Throughout the year I also ..."
Mary W Providence College
"I loved it. Im so happy I went abroad. I missed Providence sometimes while i was abroad but going abroad was one of the best experiences of my life. All the teachers and kids were great and I created life long friendships while abroad."
Peter L Providence College
"I realized how much I enjoyed living outside the US and will definitely be traveling after graduation."
Melissa W Providence College
"YES! Living in Paris taught me just how different another country's culture can be and how different definitely doesn't equal worse. I now have a strong desire to travel much more in my life, and am considering looking into work internationally once I complete my undergraduate degree."
Pamela C Providence College
"Definitely. I loved going abroad. I had so many amazing experiences and learned so much about the world. I saw so many things. I would not give up my time in Spain for the world. I fell in love with Seville and the people of Andalusia."
Elizabeth D Providence College
"It was extremely worthwhile. Not only did it make me appreciate my own country it made me realize what I want to do with my life. It helped me gain a focus on the reality of the world that I didn't have before. I will always be idealistic in my thinking but being abroad turned me into a bit more of a realist and I am forever tha..."
Adriana A Providence College
"It was extremely worthwile! I learned that I am more independent than I ever thought before. The thought of traveling alone isn't as scary now as it was before. I'm so glad I studied abroad for the semester and it makes me want to travel more when I'm older. "
Briana D Providence College
"I gained a great deal of worldwide banking experience."
Ryan P Providence College
"Yes, the experience was still worthwhile though it was much more academic than experiential learning which is not as effective. Yes, we discussed very interesting and engaging topics and Argentina does indeed have a rich culture, yet there were no debriefings and this often curbs the learning process. I am more interested in wo..."
Sonia P Providence College