11/18/2009

Dear CBA Students, There are several study abroad funding options: Associated Students Study Abroad Scholarships SDSU students who have applied, or have been accepted, to participate in a study abroad program outside the United States are encouraged to apply for the Associated Students Study Abroad Scholarship. Preference will be given to applicants who are participating in an SDSU-sponsored study abroad program, applicants who are participating in programs that award academic credit, and applicants who are pursuing majors that require participation in a study abroad program. Application materials will be reviewed by a committee composed primarily of current SDSU students, with an Associated Students staff member serving as the scholarship committee chairperson.

• By outside agencies that offer study abroad scholarships, fellowships, and grants;
  
  
• Scholarships for business students
  
  
• Scholarships that are offered directly by our partner universities: Yonsei University at their Wonju campus and Chung-Ang University in Seoul Korea
• You may check other scholarships/grant listed at the International Student Center
  
  
• Financial Aid Program
  
  Students are presently surprised to learn that they may use their state and federal financial aid on approved study abroad programs. In fact, over $280,000 in aid was distributed to study abroad students last year alone. For students participating in one of SDSU's own semester or year programs (including ISEP, CSU-IP, exchanges and departmental programs) in addition to their state and federal aid, students may also take departmental or university sponsored aid. For details on this, please refer to Financial Aid's web site by clicking here;

Good luck on your search!

Sincerely,

Teresa Cisneros-Donahue
Director, Study Abroad Programs
College of Business