Semester at Sea – Apply Now for 2010

Interested in traveling the globe without falling a semester behind? Apply now for the Spring 2010 Semester at Sea voyage (yes, you need to start planning way far ahead) and you can get your travel kicks and your college credits too.

Why pick one destination for your semester abroad when you can pick a dozen? Let your friends do a few cold months in London while you hit Casablanca, Naples, Sharm El Sheik, Honolulu, Istanbul and other ports of call.

The Semester at Sea program has been around for decades, and it’s a great way for a student to travel around the world while working toward a degree. There are programs for teachers and seniors as well, so even if you’re out of school you can still do a sail around the world without paying the outrageous price that most cruise lines would charge for the same itinerary.

Some financial aid is available for students and you can use any federal aid or loans that you receive, such as Pell Grants and Stafford loans, as well. Talk to your academic advisor to find out more about how you can make a semester sailing the high seas work into your graduation plans, then get your passport and visas and your ISIC. (It’s good all over the place!)

Semester at Sea: Plan Ahead for 2009

Yes, I know you’ve just barely settled into your new semester and classes and teachers and friends and roommates, but it’s time to start looking ahead to next year.

If you’re thinking about doing a semester abroad, now is when you should be gathering information, requirements and applications for Summer and Fall 2009. Maybe you aren’t sure whether Semester at Sea is right for you. Maybe you’ve never even heard of it. Or maybe you’ve had your heart set on a semester in Paris or Tokyo or Sydney. That’s fine. But give yourself the chance to explore other options, if only because it will make you that much more confident that your final choice is the right one for you.

What is Semester at Sea? It’s a program that lets you visit a dozen countries during your semester instead of just one, and earn just as many units (although you should always consult with your academic counselor to make sure the units will be honored).

The Semester at Sea program has been around for decades, and it’s a great way for a student to travel around the world while working toward a degree. There are programs for teachers and seniors as well, so even if you’re out of school you can still do a sail around the world without paying the outrageous price that most cruise lines would charge for the same itinerary.

Some financial aid is available for students and you can use any federal aid or loans that you receive, such as Pell Grants and Stafford loans, as well. Talk to your academic adviser to find out more about how you can make a semester sailing the high seas work into your graduation plans, then get your passport and visas, and your ISIC. (It’s good all over the place!)

Semester at Sea – Apply Now for Summer and Fall 2009

Interested in traveling the globe without falling a semester behind? Apply now for the Summer  or Fall 2009 Semester at Sea voyage and you can get your travel kicks and your college credits too.

Why pick one destination for your semester abroad when you can pick a dozen? Let your friends do a few cold months in London while you hit Istanbul, Cairo, Ho Chi Minh City, Nassau, and other ports of call.

The Semester at Sea program has been around for decades, and it’s a great way for a student to travel around the world while working toward a degree. There are programs for teachers and seniors as well, so even if you’re out of school you can still do a sail around the world without paying the outrageous price that most cruise lines would charge for the same itinerary.

Some financial aid is available for students and you can use any federal aid or loans that you receive, such as Pell Grants and Stafford loans, as well. Talk to your academic advisor to find out more about how you can make a semester sailing the high seas work into your graduation plans, then get your passport and visas and your ISIC. (It’s good all over the place!)

Take a closer look:
Summer 2009 Itinerary: Human Rights and Social Justice in the Mediterranean World
Fall 2009 Itinerary: Globalization and The Post American / Flat World

Semester at Sea – Apply Now for Fall 2008

Interested in traveling the globe without falling a semester behind? Apply now for the Fall 2008 Semester at Sea voyage and you can get your travel kicks and your college credits too. 

Why pick one destination for your semester abroad when you can pick a dozen? Let your friends do a few cold months in London while you hit Brazil, South Africa, Namibia, Vietnam, and other ports of call.

The Semester at Sea program has been around for decades, and it’s a great way for a student to travel around the world while working toward a degree. There are programs for teachers and seniors as well, so even if you’re out of school you can still do a sail around the world without paying the outrageous price that most cruise lines would charge for the same itinerary.

Some financial aid is available for students and you can use any federal aid or loans that you receive, such as Pell Grants and Stafford loans, as well. Talk to your academic advisor to find out more about how you can make a semester sailing the high seas work into your graduation plans, then get your passport and visas and your ISIC. (It’s good all over the place!)

Adventures at Sea

Don’t just pick one destination for your semester abroad, pick a dozen. Let your friends do a few cold months in London while you hit Istanbul, Hong Kong, Naples and Honolulu, and earn just as many units.

The Semester at Sea program has been around for decades, and it’s a great way for a student to travel around the world while working toward a degree. There are programs for teachers and seniors as well, so even if you’re out of school you can still do a sail around the world without paying the outrageous price that most cruise lines would charge for the same itinerary.

Some financial aid is available for students and you can use any federal aid or loans that you receive, such as Pell Grants and Stafford loans, as well. Talk to your academic advisor to find out more about how you can make a semester sailing the high seas work into your graduation plans, then get your passport and visas, and your ISIC. (It’s good all over the place!)