Students interested in education abroad are encouraged to meet with an Education Abroad Advisor. Advisors are specialists in the field of international education with regional expertise. They can help you evaluate program options in order to meet your goals, answer specific questions, and guide you throughout the process of applying and preparing to study abroad.

• Appointments are available in either in-person or virtual formats. During the academic year, refer to the advisor's information below to see which format is available on which days. During the summer, all appointments are held virtually unless you request, and the advisor confirms, an in-person meeting.
  • If you have a virtual session, your advisor will send you the Zoom link and password when confirming your appointment.
  • In-person appointments will take place in the advisor's office in Minor Hall. Please come to the 2nd floor of Minor Hall and sign in at the front desk when you arrive at the ISO. Plan to arrive a couple minutes early. If you sign up for an in-person appointment but would prefer to meet virtually, indicate this when requesting the appointment.
• All students are strongly encouraged to complete the Education Abroad Workshop as preparation for your advising appointment. 
• When requesting an appointment: please specify your class year, major, academic goals for your international experience, program(s) and term you are interested in, and a list of specific questions you would like to discuss.
• If you are not available during the hours of the advisor with whom you would like to meet, email the advisor directly to set up a separate date and time to talk.

Peer Advising: Come join Education Abroad Interns in the Georges Student Center for walk-in peer advising! Ask questions about education abroad, the application, their experience, and more on Tuesdays from 1-3pm in Clemons 230. Peer Advising will be available weekly through Tuesday, April 30.