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Apply Early

The application process can be time-consuming. Most programs have a limited number of slots available, and many admit students on a rolling basis. Applying early can improve your chances.

Application Deadlines

Applications are due the semester before your program begins. Deadline dates may vary from program to program. For all programs except WSU Faculty-led, you will need to complete two separate applications, one for WSU and one for the program abroad. The deadline for the program abroad application may be different than the WSU application deadline.

Use the MyStudyAbroad search tool to check the application deadline and requirements of the program for which you will be applying.

How to apply

1

Complete WSU’s Education Abroad Application

The application requires physical and online signature documents and questionnaires. You will be able to access the documents and questionnaires, and their instructions, when you begin the online application. Please read each item carefully, sign each document and turn in physical copies when asked.

Be ready to provide the following, which are necessary to complete your application.

  • Photocopy of Passport
  • Emergency Contact Information

Start your application

Be Aware of WSU’s Education Abroad Application Fees

Program TypeSemesterYearSummerSCEA
Study Abroad Provider$150$300$75N/A
Faculty-Led$250N/A$125$60
Exchange$300$600$150$60

These fees are subject to change.

Application fees are not charged until you have committed to your study abroad program and the WSU deadline has passed.

2

Complete Your Program’s Non-WSU Application

Students utilizing third-party providers or exchange programs must complete this step. Students participating in WSU Faculty-led programs only complete the WSU application.

3

Choose Courses and Obtain Advisor’s Approval

  • Research courses offered by your education abroad program or host institution
  • Speak with your academic advisor about which courses to take abroad
  • Download and print the course pre-approval form
  • List your first choice in study abroad courses and all alternate second courses on the course pre-approval form
  • Make an appointment with your academic advisor and be sure to take all available course information (course descriptions and syllabi) with you to this appointment
4

Commit to your WSU Education Abroad Application

Once you have submitted all materials for your application, your application will be moved into the “accepted” phase. This is when you must confirm your participation. Your application will have a “commit” button. By clicking “commit,” you confirm your participation in the program and accept financial responsibility for the costs of the program.

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