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Our website is our primary tool
for guiding you through the study abroad process. From
applicant, to participant, to returnee, this is where you
will find the information that you need. On this
page you can get the Pomona
Application and Secondary
Application for study abroad, as well as learn about
interviews that may be required
as part of the application process; you can read about
petitioning for a Non-Pomona program,
and mark all those deadlines
on your calendar now.
You can also investigate health &
safety resources, plan ahead for the medical exam
required of all study abroad participants, and check-up on
the U.S. Department of State
information about your country.
Finally, you should not make travel arrangements until after you have
been accepted to study abroad and are a Study Abroad
Participant. However, feel free to plan ahead and
familiarize yourself with Pomona's
Travel Information and links to
Travel
Resources and Time and Money
Resources.
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| What do I
need to do before I apply? |
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All applicants are expected to
have read the Policies & Procedures section of this website prior to
completing an application. The Policies & Procedures
section covers detailed
information on the application and selection process, as
well as on academic credit and fees for
study abroad. Once you have decided which program you
would like to apply for, this webpage will walk you through
the application process for study abroad. Be
sure and check out our FAQ's.
Programs that require an
advising session:
Cambridge
Cape Town - Globalization
London - Neuroscience
Oxford
Non-Pomona Programs
Programs for which students must come to the OSA and pick
up a packet:
Cork
Edinburgh
Kyoto
Melbourne
Tokyo
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The Pomona Application |
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Before you download the Pomona Application you will be asked to complete the Intent to Apply
Form. While it is not strictly binding, it is important for us to gauge the size of applicant pools for particular
programs in any given semester.
You may submit an application for one study abroad program only. Both
the Pomona Application and Secondary Application, as well as all supporting
materials, such as photos and photocopies, are due by the
deadline. See the
instructions for obtaining the Secondary Application for your program below.
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Get the Pomona Application
for Study Abroad
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Preliminary Request for Major/Minor Credit
(optional)
Remember to mark the mandatory orientation dates on your calendar now.
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The Secondary Application |
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Most study abroad program sponsors require their own application and
therefore you will need to complete this in addition to the Pomona Application. Click
here to learn more about Secondary Applications. The secondary application and all its supporting materials
such as photos, as well as one complete photocopy are due
together with the Pomona Application by the
deadline. Only completed
applications will be accepted. *Prague and Cambridge Applicants please
note: a secondary application is NOT required for these two programs.
Only the Pomona application is required (see above).
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What happens after I submit my application? |
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Study abroad is a two-step process. All Pomona Applications
are reviewed by the Pomona College Study Abroad Committee
(SAC) and applicants will be notified in writing about
acceptance by the SAC. Additionally, applicants may require
approval of their Secondary Application by a program
sponsor. Applicants who are accepted to study abroad
by Pomona College must return a signed Contract Letter and
Release Agreement, approximately one week after
notification. After applicants return both of those
documents, they become study abroad Participants.
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