St. Lawrence University
International Student Exchange Program
(ISEP)
The International Student Exchange Program (ISEP) at a Glance:
- Provides immersion in the culture and university life of another country
- Semester or academic year
- Appropriate for any major
- Deadlines:
- December 20 (for following fall semester)
- May 20 (for following spring semester)
ISEP is a worldwide network for international education, consisting of 245 member institutions in the United States and more than 35 other countries.
Through ISEP, you can study abroad in English or in a foreign language. Click on Finding the Right Site for some factors to consider when researching the study options at various universities. Click on Search for a program to learn what your options are.
Foreign Languages. If you have taken two or more years of college-level courses in the language of your prospective host country, you should be able to enroll in regular courses, read textbooks, understand lectures, take part in class discussions and do written work in that language. Most sites offer intensive pre-session language programs or supplemental courses during the academic year to help you adjust.ISEP participants register as regular students and participate in the same activities as students at the host institution. Except for language and civilization courses designed for international students, the courses that ISEP participants take are the same as those attended by local students.
Come to the Center for International and Intercultural Studies (108 Carnegie Hall) for more information.