Can you study abroad if you transfer?

Transfer students are eligible to study abroad after their first semester, as long as they follow all existing deadlines for applications and paperwork. That is why it is important to start planning your study abroad experience as soon as possible! Transfer students must meet the standard eligibility requirements.

What is an international transfer student?

An international transfer student is an international applicant who has graduated from high school and was or is currently enrolled in another college or university for at least 12 semester hours following high school graduation.

How do I transfer to an international school?

You need to inform the DSO that you have arrived in the United States and want to transfer immediately to another SEVP-certified school. You must show proof of acceptance to your new school. You must report to your new school and enroll in a full course of study within 30 days of arriving in the United States.

What are my transfer options if I am an international student?

Here are three transfer options for international students to consider: Transferring from a university in the home country. Transferring from a U.S. two-year community college. Transferring from a U.S. four-year university to another U.S. school.

Can I transfer my degree from one country to another?

Member countries of these accords have demonstrated substantially equivalent degree qualifications, and thus these qualifications are transferrable between these countries (and sometimes into others, as well).

How can Europe-studies help with transfers?

When it comes to transfers, Europe-Studies can consult with you or with your parents about various options and find solutions that are aligned with your dreams and qualifications as well as your budget.

Can international students go from Community College to University?

Two-Year Community College Prospective international students who are not yet ready for a four-year university or need time to work on their GPA can consider starting at a U.S. community college and then transferring to a university, typically to begin their junior year.