Study with Your Fellow Students in Spain!

Download the flyer below and visit the following links for more information! Then, please fill out this study abroad interest form so that we can learn more about your interest in completing coursework abroad next summer and contact you with updates and news about information sessions.

We also recommend the following:

making an appointment with a counselor soon so that you can work the courses into your Student Educational Plan.
contacting LPC Financial Aid (and filling out the FAFSA if you have not already) so that you can learn more about using financial aid and federal Pell Grant funds to study abroad. Scroll down to learn more about using your financial aid and applying for scholarships!

Read on for information about select scholarships and grants:

Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship (U.S. State Department)

This will open in mid-August and is usually due mid-October.

Gilman McCain Scholarship

This provides funding for study abroad for child and spousal dependents of active or activated United States military personnel during the time of application. This will open in mid-August and is usually due the first week of October.

Fund for Education Abroad

The application for summer trips is set to launch in November and will be due in early February. The FEA has a webinar, writing tips for the application, and an explanation of how to fill out the financial aid form.

Umoja International Student Fellowship Program

The fellowship program strives to build a global consciousness by exposing Umoja students to the African diaspora and helping them become aware of their place in that experience. While this trip does not go to Africa, it spends time on literature and art created by people from the African diaspora and examines how Spanish identity has been created in dialogue with North Africa in particular.

To be eligible for the fellowship, one must be in the Umoja program (tell a friend?) and complete the Umoja Sankofa Service Project: