• Visit the Center for International Studies in Harkins Hall 336
• Talk to students who have studied abroad
  • Sophomores can talk to returned PC study abroad students at the International Coffee Hour scheduled in the Fall (watch your PC e-mail for the announcement!).
  • Call or e-mail the  Center for International Studies  for the names and contact information of returned study abroad students you can talk to. 
• Talk to the study abroad program sponsor for the program you have selected
  • Find out about the program, including courses, services, options and costs.
• Talk to your major academic advisor about your plans to study abroad in relation to your PC graduation requirements
  • It is a good idea to bring a copy of your Degree Audit from CyberFriar to the meeting.
• Talk to your parents
• Talk to the Office of Financial Aid
  • Find out about financial aid policies and options. (See link at left)
• Talk to the Residence Life Office
  • Find out about PC housing policies and options. (See link at left)
• Talk to any international students, faculty members, and family friends

See Travel Links page to view websites listed below:

• U.S. government and the host government websites
• host university website
• study abroad program sponsor website
• tourist, travel, and informational websites