Study Abroad in Canada

Canadian Service Learning

Dates
TBA

The Program
Travel to Guelph and Toronto, Canada and learn about immigration issues in the country with the world’s highest per capita immigration rate. Participants will work on service projects related to this topic alongside students from the University of Guelph and local community members. This worthwhile experience will enrich your life and change the lives of others.

Academic Credit
Service Route awards three (3) semester hours of credit in social work.

Housing
Students will stay in the residence halls on the campus of the University of Guelph.

Cost
The cost of this program is TBA. This includes your tuition, round-trip airfare, housing, fees, and in-country transportation.

Eligibility
Minimum program eligibility requirements include the completion of at least one semester with an overall 2.0 GPA, and clear academic standing. The director of the program, in consultation with the Director of International Education, has the authority to review and to approve or deny any application and is responsible for final enrollment decisions.

To Register
Completed applications and a TBA deposit fee will be accepted until TBA, space permitting. Southern Miss will acknowledge receipt of applications and students will be informed of their registration status. The balance of fees will be due no later than TBA. Applications are processed in the order of receipt. Rigid maximum quotas stand for all aspects of the program. Students may apply at any time prior to the deadline and are urged to apply early.

Financial Aid
The Service Route Program qualifies for financial aid in the form of guaranteed student loans and/or Pell grants. If you are interested in receiving financial aid, contact the International Programs Office before requesting a study abroad financial aid application from the unversity's Financial Aid Office.

*All students must have a valid passport to travel to Canada.

For additional information contact:
TBA

Or contact International Programs:
studyabroad@usm.edu;
call 601.266.4344.

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