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Planning and When to Go

First-year

• Start researching study abroad programs and talking with your academic advisor.
• If you are planning to study abroad for a full semester and would still like to graduate in four years, you will need to make sure you’re staying on track with all of your core coursework and that you have a good understanding of the department’s prerequisite structure. That becomes less important if you are on a five year plan or would like to study abroad over the summer, although it is still helpful to understand how participating in study abroad will impact your course selections.
• If possible, save some Technical Electives or Humanities/Social Sciences courses to take when you study abroad.

Sophomore

• Spring semester of sophomore year or during the summer between sophomore and junior year are the best times for EVEN students to study abroad.
• It may also be helpful to complete either APPM2350 or APPM2360 during the summer before your sophomore year, if your study abroad program does not have a math sequence that is equivalent to ·¬ºÅ¿âapp's.

Junior

• Consider studying abroad the fall semester of your junior year, although the academic calendar used in some European countries can make it challenging to identify a program that ends before CU’s spring semester begins.
• If you study abroad during the fall semester of your junior year, you will need to make sure that you have the necessary prerequisites for your return in the spring semester.

Senior

• This is not a year to consider going abroad due to the classes required and the times they are offered. Ìý It may push your graduation date out one year.

Getting Courses Approved

• Remember to first check the pre-approvals lists for major/minor and Humanities & Social Sciences
• To submit additional courses for review, you will work with your Academic Advisor. You can view more information about the process