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options available in Athens or Rome.<br />

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR JYA PROGRAMS:<br />

JYA applicants should have their files completed no later than October 1<br />

of the year prior to foreign study. Applications should be made to, and<br />

information is available from, the Center for International Studies, 116<br />

<strong>New</strong>comb Hall, with the exception of <strong>Architecture</strong> students who apply<br />

through their Dean. Application is made generally at the end of the<br />

freshman or very early in the sophomore year, with the exception of<br />

<strong>Architecture</strong> students, who apply to their Dean in the fall of the third year.<br />

Space is limited in each program. A faculty advisory committee, the<br />

Executive Director of the Center for International Studies, and Deans,<br />

and the host institution select participants. The School of <strong>Architecture</strong><br />

faculty advises the <strong>University</strong> International Studies Committee of those<br />

students enrolled in TSA who are accepted to the program.<br />

At the time of application for Junior Year Abroad <strong>Program</strong>s, students<br />

should have the cumulative GPA required by his/her school or college for<br />

JYA participation (<strong>Architecture</strong> - 3.3 for all programs; Engineering - 3.0<br />

for all programs; <strong>Tulane</strong>, <strong>New</strong>comb, Business - 3.0 for all programs<br />

except that of the U.K. and Ireland which requires a 3.3.) As courses are<br />

conducted in the language of the country, proficiency in the language of<br />

the host country is required by most programs. Selection is based on the<br />

number of placements available and student qualifications. In general, a<br />

student should be able to demonstrate academic achievement,<br />

intellectual and emotional maturity, and evidence of good character, as<br />

well as the likelihood of sustained interest and self-sufficiency to<br />

complete the program with satisfaction to the student and credit to the<br />

program. Students must have completed division proficiency<br />

requirements before participating in Junior Year Abroad. The student's<br />

good health must be certified by a physician. Students on academic,<br />

disciplinary, or Honor Board probation may apply for JYA programs but<br />

are not eligible to participate until their records are re-evaluated.<br />

Most scholarships, grants, and loans may be applied to JYA program<br />

costs.<br />

The JYA program costs include <strong>Tulane</strong> <strong>University</strong> tuition, program<br />

specific student activity fees, room and board, international and local<br />

travel, personal expenses, books and supplies, and passport and visa<br />

charges. <strong>Program</strong> costs vary from country to country.<br />

SEMESTER ABROAD PROGRAMS<br />

Semester Abroad <strong>Program</strong>s are designed for students who are unable to<br />

commit themselves to the educational and cultural immersion of a full<br />

year abroad but still wish to have a significant international experience.<br />

Semester Abroad <strong>Program</strong>s offer a wide range of course-work<br />

appropriate to a variety of majors, the opportunity to study in English as<br />

well as undertake foreign language study, and, frequently, coursework in<br />

a foreign language. Semester programs are an excellent way to<br />

introduce oneself to a new culture as well as deepen area study<br />

interests. In addition to the following programs, the Freeman School of

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