Virtual Study Abroad Advising

Steps to Study Abroad

  1. Watch our Study Abroad 101 presentation (live sessions found on PIN)
  2.  Meet with a Study Abroad Peer Advisor
  3. Research Programs
  4. Explore Scholarship Options
  5. Meet with Academic and Study Abroad Advisors
  6. Apply!

Meet with a Study Abroad Peer Advisor

Meeting with a Peer Advisor is your first step in studying abroad! Learn about the basics of studying abroad opportunities, how to research programs, and explore scholarships from a study abroad alumni. Find drop-in sessions on PIN or schedule a meeting using the links below:

Meet with a Study Abroad Advisor

Graduate students: please email mystudyabroad@gsu.edu to schedule an advising appointment.

 

Need Help Scheduling a Study Abroad Advising Appointment?  See instructions here.

Planning for a future study abroad program? Our team is working remotely because of COVID-19 and is offering online study abroad advising. Study Abroad Advisors are here to guide you through the entire study abroad process, from choosing a program and applying to scholarships to making sure your credits transfer in and readjusting to life back on campus when you return.

General Study Abroad Appointment  For first-time meeting with a study abroad advisor (ideally after a peer advising appointment.)
Exchange Study Abroad Advisement For students that want to participate in exchange programs.
Non-GSU Study Abroad Advisement  For students that want to participate in a Non-GSU Program. Non-GSU programs include third-party (AIFS, API, CEA, ISA), direct enrollment, USG Programs, international internships, and independent study. 
Study Abroad Scholarship Advising Appointments to discuss study abroad scholarships and how to meet with financial aid. 
Gilman Scholarship Advisement  Students needing an appointment for the Gilman. 
Returnee Study Abroad Appointment  For students that have studied abroad and have returned and would like to meet with a study abroad advisor. 
Returnee Transfer Credit Advisement  For students that have returned from studying abroad and have questions regarding transfer credit.