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Introduction
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How should I prepare for study abroad?
- If you are considering study abroad, then you should begin planning with your major adviser and a College Adviser immediately.
- Undergraduate students in the College of Letters and Science may study abroad as sophomores, juniors, or seniors.
- You have the option of participating in the UC-sponsored Education Abroad Programs (EAP), or through a non-UC program. There are opportunities to study abroad for one semester or one year. For many students, the ideal time to study abroad is during their junior year, however, there are a variety of programs to meet the broad range of student needs and interests.
- For more information about UC and non-UC options, you should visit the Berkeley Programs for Study Abroad office at 160 Stephens Hall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q - Can courses taken abroad complete my college breadth or major requirements?
A - In many cases, yes. Prior to departure, check with a College Adviser for evaluation of possible breadth course credit, and visit your major adviser for evaluation of possible major course credit.
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