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Study Abroad: Yale Summer Session Application
Multiple Locations, Multiple Locations
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Summer |
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Study Abroad |
ISA-eligible:
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Yes |
| Program Description: |
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No longer accepting applications for the 2013 summer.
Yale Summer Courses Abroad Application Procedures
The Yale Summer Courses Abroad are Yale courses being taught outside the United States and are not opened to high school students.
Application opens: Friday Dec. 14, 2012. Application deadline: Friday March 1, 2013.
1. If you plan to take a course abroad in one session and a course in New Haven in another session, please complete the study abroad application FIRST and then e-mail summersession.abroad@yale.edu for further instructions. If you wish to make any changes to your application after you submit it, e-mail summersession.abroad@yale.edu with your request.
2. To start an application click on the “Start Applying” button above or below. If you are a Yale student will be asked for your NetID and password. If you are a non-Yale student you will be asked for an email address.
3. Once you login a Center for International and Professional Experience student profile (“My CIPE”) will be created automatically (Yale students). Non-Yale students will be prompted to enter basic information to complete the profile.
4. On the right hand side of your profile page you’ll see “Items to Complete or Submit to the Program Office”, “Items Requiring Your Agreement” and “Items/Forms to Complete Online.” You must complete all items for your application to be considered complete.
5. Complete and submit the (Yale Summer Session) Application Form, read and indicate your agreement of the Program Deposit Acknowledgement and pay the $55 Application Fee. Your application will not be processed until all three items are marked as complete.
6. Non-Yale students must also submit a current official transcript which must be mailed to our office. Mailing information is found here.
7. You’ll know your application is complete when the boxes are checked off as “completed”.
8. Login to your Center for International and Professional Experience profile (“My CIPE”) frequently to check for updates.
9. Applications will be reviewed after the March 1st deadline. Students will be notified by e-mail of a status change in their "My CIPE" profile after March 1. Decisions will not be given over the telephone.
10. The application deadline for all study abroad programs is Friday, March 1, 2013. Admission decisions will be made after the application deadline.
Admittance to Yale Summer Session does not imply admission to any other school or program of Yale University. Enrollment in Yale Summer Session does not satisfy a term of residency in Yale College regardless of the number of credits earned.
Eligibility
• Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and have completed one year of college. Non-degree-seeking students who wish to apply must have a bachelor of arts or science.
• Yale students admitted to a course must attend an on-campus orientation during the spring semester or at the beginning of the on-campus portion of the course (8-week courses only). Upon admittance to a program, non-Yale students must indicate whether they will be able to attend the campus orientation. Yale Summer Session will contact those non-Yale students unable to attend.
• All Yale Summer Courses Abroad programs carry a non-refundable $200 program deposit that will be charged upon admittance into the program. Tuition, international housing, and any other applicable fees are due no later than two weeks before the start of the course. The program deposit is non-refundable after March 1. See the individual program web pages for specific cost information.
• Yale Summer Session reserves the right to cancel any program if enrollment is insufficient. In the event of cancellation, all program deposit, tuition, international housing, and program fee payments will be fully refunded.
Yale Summer Courses Abroad Application Procedures
The Yale Summer Courses Abroad are Yale courses being taught outside the United States and are not opened to high school students.
Application opens: Friday Dec. 14, 2012. Application deadline: Friday March 1, 2013.
1. If you plan to take a course abroad in one session and a course in New Haven in another session, please complete the study abroad application FIRST and then e-mail summersession.abroad@yale.edu for further instructions. If you wish to make any changes to your application after you submit it, e-mail summersession.abroad@yale.edu with your request.
2. To start an application click on the “Start Applying” button above or below. If you are a Yale student will be asked for your NetID and password. If you are a non-Yale student you will be asked for an email address.
3. Once you login a Center for International and Professional Experience student profile (“My CIPE”) will be created automatically (Yale students). Non-Yale students will be prompted to enter basic information to complete the profile.
4. On the right hand side of your profile page you’ll see “Items to Complete or Submit to the Program Office”, “Items Requiring Your Agreement” and “Items/Forms to Complete Online.” You must complete all items for your application to be considered complete.
5. Complete and submit the (Yale Summer Session) Application Form, read and indicate your agreement of the Program Deposit Acknowledgement and pay the $55 Application Fee. Your application will not be processed until all three items are marked as complete.
6. Non-Yale students must also submit a current official transcript which must be mailed to our office. Mailing information is found here.
7. You’ll know your application is complete when the boxes are checked off as “completed”.
8. Login to your Center for International and Professional Experience profile (“My CIPE”) frequently to check for updates.
9. Applications will be reviewed after the March 1st deadline. Students will be notified by e-mail of a status change in their "My CIPE" profile after March 1. Decisions will not be given over the telephone.
10. The application deadline for all study abroad programs is Friday, March 1, 2013. Admission decisions will be made after the application deadline.
Admittance to Yale Summer Session does not imply admission to any other school or program of Yale University. Enrollment in Yale Summer Session does not satisfy a term of residency in Yale College regardless of the number of credits earned.
Eligibility
• Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and have completed one year of college. Non-degree-seeking students who wish to apply must have a bachelor of arts or science.
• Yale students admitted to a course must attend an on-campus orientation during the spring semester or at the beginning of the on-campus portion of the course (8-week courses only). Upon admittance to a program, non-Yale students must indicate whether they will be able to attend the campus orientation. Yale Summer Session will contact those non-Yale students unable to attend.
• All Yale Summer Courses Abroad programs carry a non-refundable $200 program deposit that will be charged upon admittance into the program. Tuition, international housing, and any other applicable fees are due no later than two weeks before the start of the course. The program deposit is non-refundable after March 1. See the individual program web pages for specific cost information.
• Yale Summer Session reserves the right to cancel any program if enrollment is insufficient. In the event of cancellation, all program deposit, tuition, international housing, and program fee payments will be fully refunded.
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