Eligibility to Study Abroad:

Students wishing to study abroad or off-campus in a domestic program may do so upon completion of two full-time semesters at Albright. This means students may study abroad as early as the summer between the first and second year at Albright.Most Albright College students study abroad during their sophomore or junior year. Seniors may study abroad during their fall semester only.

Students interested in studying abroad must be in good academic standing, with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5 / 4.0, in good financial standing and in good social standing.

Getting Started:

You may call the office or drop by to meet with the Director, Kim Justeson, or one of the student advisors whether you are merely exploring the idea of studying off-campus or already have a good idea of where you want to go. The meeting will help you clarify your educational needs and personal preferences. Our office houses an extensive library of resources and we can help you find the perfect program. We are located in the Center for Experiential Learning and Research (CELAR) on Linden Street between the Multifaith Center and Public Safety.

Albright College Study Abroad Application:

A student desiring to study abroad or off-campus must complete an online Albright Study Abroad profile by the appropriate deadline date.

This is separate from the application for your international or domestic program sponsor.

Meeting with the staff of the Center will assist you in understanding the procedures for completing forms and applying to study abroad or off-campus.

Approval is granted only by the Provost / Vice President of Academic Affairs of the College following a review of your eligibility.