2009-2010 SEMESTER/YEAR PROGRAM
Location:
Bangalore, India
Eligibility:
2.5 GPA,
Sophomore standing
Language of Instruction: English
Academic Program:
Direct university enrollment in the following areas:
Botony • Business • Chemistry • Computer Science •
East
Indian Studies • Economics • Hindi Language • History • Hotel Management & Tourism • Journalism, Communication
& Media • Mathematics & Statistics • Physics
• Political Science • Psychology • Sociology • Zoology
Special Program Features:
• Optional field trips to Dussehra Festival in Mysore and The
Ruins of the
Vijayanagar Empire in Hampi
• Other optional local
field trips may include visits to museums, software and
business outsourcing companies, a
film studio, the sixteenth century Bull Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Lalbagh
Botanial Garden, Tipu Sultan's eighteenth century summer palace, Banerghatta
National Park and other cultural, environmental, and historical sites.
• Students can take a Survival Hindi course for an
additional fee
• Yoga and Indian Cooking courses are also available
for an additional fee
Housing:
• Shared rooms in
apartments and hostels near campus
Dates (subject to change):
Christ College Fall:
Late May - Mid-November
Christ College Spring:
Late November - Late April
USAC Spring:
Early January - Mid-May
Program fees
(subject to change):
includes tuition,
fees, student health insurance, some field trips and on-site orientation upon arrival.
Christ College Fall:
$2,080
Christ College Yearlong: $4,160
Christ College Spring: $2,080
USAC Spring:
$2,080
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In addition to USAC program fees paid to
USAC,
UI students will be charged the following fees to their UI student
account (payable to UI Bursar):
$150 Application
fee
$400/semester UI registration fee
Application deadlines:
Fall,
Academic Year: April 1 (suggested)
Spring: November 1
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2009 Summer Program
Location:
Bangalore, India
Eligibility:
2.75 GPA,
Sophomore standing
Language of Instruction:
English
Academic Program:
Direct university enrollment in the following areas:
Business • Chemistry • Computer Science • East Indian Studies •
Economics • Hindi Language • History • Journalism, Communication &
Media • Nutrition • Music • Political Science • Psychology •
Sociology
Special Program Features:
•
Optional field trips to Mysore and The Ruins of the
Vijayanagar Empire in Hampi, and also Belur & Halebedu and the Hoysala
Temple
Complex
• Students can take a Survival Hindi course for an
additional fee
• Yoga and Indian Cooking courses are also available
for an additional fee
Housing:
• Shared rooms in
apartments and hostels near campus
Dates (subject to change):
Session 1:
May 22 - July 1
Session 2:
June 30 - August 8
Program fees
(subject to change):
includes tuition,
fees, student health insurance, some field trips and on-site orientation upon arrival.
Single Session:
$2,280
Session I & II:
$4,560
-
In addition to USAC program fees paid to
USAC,
UI students will be charged the following fees to their UI student
account (payable to UI Bursar):
$150 Application
fee
$400/semester UI registration fee
Application deadlines:
Fall,
Academic Year: April 1 (suggested)
Spring:
November 1
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USAC Application
USAC Website
India Home Page |
