Overview You'll live in a single room studio apartment conveniently located near public transportation for daily commutes to campus, which will take about 30-40 minutes. Commuting is a regular part of daily life in Seoul and your commuting time may vary depending on a variety of factors (frequency of trains or buses, delays during travel, road closures, etc.). Student Residence Housing At-A-Glance Housing Type Single room studio apartment Shared apartment with bunk beds (2 students per apartment) Furnished Yes (bed, desk, wardrobe with drawers, air conditioner/heater, mini refrigerator) Yes...

Overview You'll live in a single room studio apartment conveniently located near public transportation for daily commutes to campus, which will take about 40-50 minutes. Commuting is a regular part of daily life in Seoul and your commuting time may vary depending on a variety of factors (frequency of trains or buses, delays during travel, road closures, etc.). Student Residence Housing At-A-Glance Housing Type Single room studio apartment Shared apartment with bunk beds (2 students per apartment) Furnished Yes (bed, desk, wardrobe with drawers, air conditioner/heater, mini refrigerator) Yes...

U.S. students should not travel to the Schengen Area more than two weeks before their program starts. You will enter the Schengen Area on ‘tourist days’ and will receive your Residence Permit during your Biometrics Appointment in Amsterdam. If you enter the Schengen Area more than two weeks before your program starts, you will be at risk of violating the 90 tourist day limitation. For post-program travel in the Schengen Area, students must leave the Schengen Area by the expiration date written on their Residence Permit. U.S. students may re-enter as a tourist for post-program travel, if you...

U.S. students should not travel to the Schengen Area more than two weeks before their program starts. You will enter the Schengen Area and complete the program on visa-free tourist days. If you enter the Schengen Area more than two weeks before your program starts, you will be at risk of violating the 90 tourist day limitation. For post-program travel in the Schengen Area, U.S. students are permitted to remain in the Schengen Area as a tourist for up to 90 consecutive or non-consecutive days in a 180-day period. However, you are only permitted to be in the Schengen area for 180 days total. Non...

Passport If you have not already done so, apply for your passport immediately! You must have a valid passport before you can apply for any other required travel documents. Your passport must be signed and valid for at least six months beyond the end date of your program. If it is not valid for at least six months beyond the program end date, you must renew it immediately before applying for any required visa or entry permit. Please be aware that when creating an airline reservation and/or applying for a visa, you should use the same name, sex, and birth date that is on your government-issued...

U.S. students who travel to the Schengen Area several days before their visa start date are entering on ‘tourist days’ and are advised to exit and re-enter the Schengen Area on the start date of their program to activate their student visa. If you choose not to exit and re-enter, you are assuming the risks of overstaying your visa. Similarly, for post-program travel in the Schengen Area, U.S. students are advised to leave the Schengen Area before their visa expires. You can re-enter as a tourist for post-program travel. You are permitted to be in the Schengen Area as a tourist for up to 90...