Exploring Study Abroad

As Bryn Mawr becomes increasingly familiar, sophomore year marks a natural time to learn about and plan for life beyond Bryn Mawr. Students do this in a few ways. 

Many students will consider Study Abroad. The decision whether, when, and where to study abroad connects with other aspects of the sophomore plan. Specifically, in order to have a complete Study Abroad application, students must have declared their major with a faculty major adviser and have their major adviser submit a Study Abroad evaluation.  

Planning to Study Abroad

Deciding whether, where, and when to study abroad is a multifaceted process. If you're even considering study abroad during your junior year, you should attend one of the fall Information Sessions. Full information is on the Study Abroad site.  

To Do: Visit the Study Abroad 101 site in Moodle and follow all the instructions there. Keep in mind the following deadlines for submitting an application in BiONiC (in the Sophomore Plan corner) for Bryn Mawr approval.

Remember, as part of the study abroad application, you must have declared your major and have a major adviser study abroad evaluation form submitted by the appropriate study abroad application deadline, as listed above.