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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT NEW PALTZ How do you apply? Submit the SUNY Application for Overseas Academic Program to the Office of International Education, along with a non-refundable $25 application fee. Upon receipt of all supporting documents, your completed application will be reviewed for admission into your desired program. You will receive the results of our decision as soon as possible after your admissions review. Click here to send an e-mail requesting an application. When should you apply? Early application is always recommended! The Office of International Education will begin making admissions decisions on summer and fall programs starting March 1, and starting October 1 for spring and intersession programs. Completed applications will be reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to available space in the program. What are the costs of studies abroad? Estimates of fees are listed in the detailed description of each program. Is financial aid applicable toward costs of study abroad? Financial aid awarded by your home campus may be used to defer the charges for tuition and program fee, pending receipt of actual financial aid funds. All other costs of the program must be met by personal funds as required, pending reimbursement upon receipt of actual financial aid funds, if applicable. How and when will you receive grades? Your overseas grades will be converted to American equivalents as soon as they are sent from the program site. Students are automatically sent an unofficial transcript by our Records Office. Official notification of grades will be sent to your home campus International Programs Office or Registrar. Are credits transferable? Participants from non-SUNY campuses are recommended to meet with their academic advisors to confirm that credits earned on a SUNY at New Paltz program are transferable. For SUNY students, credit earned on SUNY study abroad programs automatically count toward graduation.. What are some of the advantages of studying abroad with SUNY at New Paltz? Experience a different culture first-hand Foreign travel Financial aid is accepted toward payment English-speaking opportunities available for students with little or no foreign language background Elementary through advanced foreign language programs are available Resident Directors are available at most program sites to provide assistance and support Wide variety of summer, intersession, semester or academic year programs Courses offered in social sciences, humanities, business, fine and performing arts Semester and academic year programs are taught at recognized European universities by regular university faculty Field trips are available in most programs Credits awarded by fully accredited U.S. institution For brochures, applications or other information on specific programs contact: The Center for International Programs State University of New York at New Paltz New Paltz, NY 12561-2443 Phone: 914 257-3125 Fax: 914 257-3129 E-mail: international@newpaltz.edu World Wide Web: http://www.studyabroad.com/suny/np/sunynphome.html