Study Abroad Evaluation

In order to assist the faculty Committee on Off Campus Study and the International Programs Office as well as future students considering study abroad, we hope you can take a few minutes to comment on your overseas experience in response to the following questions.

* Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

* Name of Program

Location

Were you prepared to begin the program when you arrived?

Yes

If not, what would have been helpful?

Briefly evaluate the quality of the academic aspects of the program.

Briefly evaluate the physical conditions (housing, food, etc.).

Were you able to get all of the credit you thought you deserved?

Yes

If not, why not? Recommendations for students planning to participate in this program regarding academic credit?

What additional recommendations do you have for students considering studying in this program?

Particular recommendations regarding this campus?

What did you feel you learned as a result of your time overseas?

In what way(s), do you believe your time overseas will effect your future?

Did this experience provide you with any insights or change your perspective with regards to your education at Reed?

Do you feel the information you learned while abroad will compliment what you have learned and will be studying at Reed?

Your name (optional)

Major

Class year during time overseas

Announcements

Gilman Program Application Is Now Open!: Thinking about study abroad? Receive up to $5,000 (or up to $8,000 if you’re studying a Critical Need Language) to go abroad as a college student if you’re a U.S. citizen and Federal Pell Grant recipient! If you’re interested in conducting STEM-related research while studying or interning abroad, you could receive an additional $1,000 by applying for the new STEM supplemental award. The application closes March 7! Learn more at gilmanscholarship.org.

IIE American Passport Project: Annually, IIE will make grants to U.S. colleges and universities in the IIENetwork  so they can help Pell-eligible students obtain a U.S. passport. More information.

Off-Campus Programs in Israel and the West Bank: The U.S. Department of State has issued a Level 4-Do not Travel advisory for Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza, and airlines have canceled flights. Reed College off-campus programs in this region have been canceled for the spring term. Students considering off-campus programs in Egypt and Lebanon must contact the Director of International Programs.