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Study Abroad Funding
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Exchange Partners
While at a bilateral exchange partner (host institution), you will pay A-State tuition and fees. Any scholarships you have towards your tuition and fees at A-State will still be applied. In most cases (except one partner), you will pay room and meals at the host institution and A-State would not charge for any room or meal rates at A-State for the period abroad.
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ISEP
You are eligible for federally funded financial aid and are generally able to access the same aid sources including institutional scholarship as if you were studying at ASTATE.
ISEP-Exchange: Students who choose the ISEP-Exchange option will pay tuition, meals, and housing at Arkansas State University. These expenses will be waived at the host university.
ISEP-Direct: Students who choose the ISEP-Direct option will pay the costs as set by ISEP. Often, ISEP-Direct is an alternative to the exchange option when ISEP-Exchange space is limited or not available at the university.
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Affiliate Partners
While participating in an affiliate partner program, you will pay the program fee, tuition/fees, and room/meals all to the affiliate partner. A-State will not charge for any of these items while abroad. You may be eligible to use your financial aid for certain affiliate partners. You will need to discuss with your Financial Aid Counselor and the Affiliate Partner.
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Faculty Led Programs
Faculty-led trips are short term trips (1 – 4 weeks, in most cases). While on a faculty-led trip, you will have a program fee to pay. You will also be charged tuition and fees for the course you are enrolled in for the program.
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External Funding Sources
External Funding Sources
Gilman Scholarships For Pell Grant recipients
Fund for Education Abroad FEA provides scholarships for underrepresented group of students for study abroad Critical Language Scholarships For the study of Arabic, Hindi, Turkish and other critical languages International Financial Aid Loans for study abroad Fulbright Scholarships Research grants and English teaching assistantships for graduating seniors, and graduate students; programs for faculty, staff, and in-service teachers Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Scholarships for members and non-members Boren Awards for International Studies: Scholarships and Fellowships for less commonly taught languages from world regions critical to U.S interests. Tortuga Study Abroad Scholarship $1000 AIFS Scholarship IES Study Abroad Scholarships and Aid The Bridging Foundation Scholarship Eastern European Study Abroad Scholarships CIEE Programs scholarship Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship -
Country or Program Specific Study Abroad Scholarship
Country or Program Specific Study Abroad Funding
Freeman Scholarships Undergraduates to Asia German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Scholarships for study in Germany for students at all levels as well as faculty Japanese Government Scholarship Programs A wide range of scholarships for students interested in studying in Japan, funded by the Japanese government. Scholarships and Awards for Students to Study in the United Kingdom Woodrow Wilson International Fellowship Foundation Multi-year scholarship programs for students, especially minorities, interested in international careers Study Abroad in Japan: Bridging Scholarships The Bridging Project offers scholarships to American undergraduate students participating in study-abroad programs in Japan -
Additional Resources for Researching Funding for Study Abroad
Additional Resources for Researching Funding for Study Abroad
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Work Abroad and Related Links
Work Abroad and Related Links
The Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme Opportunity for Students with Bachelor's Degree to teach in Japan
US State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Information on Study/Work Abroad and International Educational Exchange
How Costs Work
To see what costs you will be responsible for while going abroad, please click through the drop-downs below.
Financial Aid, Grants, and Scholarships to Study Abroad
Scholarships, grants,
A-State Travel Voucher
There are two A-State Travel Voucher options, which cannot be combined. This first provides up to $500 of the cost of round-trip airfare for the regular voucher. Secondly, there is a travel voucher for $1,500 for students whose family’s contribution is less than $10,000. Click here for more information.
Honors Experience Grants
The Honors College offers Honors Experience Grants to help Honors students fund their study abroad experiences. Please contact Rebecca Oliver for more information.
Neil Griffin College of Business
Contact Dr. Hilary Scholoemer for information about study abroad funding opportunities through the Neil Griffin College of Business.
Competitive Fellowships and Scholarships
Contact Jennifer Salo for information about national awards for study abroad.
