Immerse Yourself in a Transformative Semester Abroad!
Experience the ultimate global adventure by living and learning for a semester or academic year at 57 campuses across 24 countries. Students continue to receive their full Seton Hall financial package, including existing scholarships, financial aid, and grants. The only difference is housing, with international options that cost noticeably less than domestic on-campus housing. Seton Hall is a member of the University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC), a nonprofit network of global campuses, and has longstanding exchange partnerships with top-tier universities around the world. Explore the country portals below to discover our immersive campuses, or click here and select Explore Your Options to learn more about Specialty versus Partner Campuses and determine which experience is right for you.
• New and Returning Applicants: View the Semester Programs Checklist
• Returning Applicants: Re-enter Your Study Abroad Portal
• Study Abroad Advising Sessions: Connect with Us
Important: Programs are available on a first-come, first-served basis with limited spots. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required for approval and nomination.
Semester Programs Checklist
Explore Your Options
Discover where your Seton Hall journey can take you. Seton Hall is a member of the
University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC), a nonprofit network of global campuses,
and has longstanding exchange partnerships with top-tier universities across six continents.
Understand Your Campus Options:
Specialty Campuses: USAC Specialty Campuses provide a highly supported experience, with dedicated consortium
staff and faculty available on-site throughout the semester. Students take courses
with other USAC students, earn U.S. academic credit, and access the host university’s
facilities and activities. USAC also coordinates housing, excursions, internships,
volunteer opportunities, and personalized on-site support.
Partner Campuses: Seton Hall’s Exchange and USAC Partner Campuses offer an immersive experience through
direct enrollment at an international university. Students generally take courses
alongside local and international classmates, earn host-university credits that are
converted into Seton Hall credits, and participate in campus life. With guidance from
the host university’s international office, students have the independence to shape
their academic and social experience abroad.
Next Steps:
• Attend an Study Abroad Advising Session: Learn how to make your international dreams a reality
• Meet with your Academic Advisor: Discuss how study abroad works with your degree
• Understand Costs & Aid: Learn more about tuition, housing costs, scholarships, and financial aid specific to Semester
Abroad Programs
• Accessibility Abroad: Request accommodations abroad with DSS at least 6 months before your program starts
Apply to Your Program
Once you've found the Semester Abroad program that's right for you, take the next
step and apply through the country portals above. There is no fee or commitment to
apply.
Seton Hall Application: The central part of your application is completing the Credit Transfer Form (CTF),
which ensures your proposed courses abroad are reviewed and approved. Click here for step-by-step instructions on completing your CTF and the required approvals.
Important: Programs are available on a first-come, first-served basis with limited spots up
until the application deadline. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required for approval, and
students must not be on disciplinary probation level II or higher prior to departure.
Already Started Your Application? Click here to return to your Study Abroad Portal
In addition to your Seton Hall application, you must complete your host campus application:
• USAC Campuses: Complete your USAC application alongside your Seton Hall application. Make sure you
complete all requirements associated with the USAC application. Click here to get started.
• Exchange Campuses: After you have been Approved and Confirmed by Seton Hall and your nomination has
been accepted by the Exchange Campus, the Exchange Campus will send you its Application
and Pre-Arrival Requirements.
Confirm Your Spot
Congratulations on being approved! Check your email for next steps to confirm your
spot. Important: Approval does not guarantee you a spot until you complete the confirmation process.
Confirmation is on a first-come, first-served basis up until the application deadline
and space is limited. Your status will be updated to "Confirmed" after completing the following steps in
the Study Abroad Portal:
• Sign the "Acknowledgment of Refund, Participation and Withdrawal Policy"
• Submit a $500 Non-Refundable Deposit payment
Host Campus Application: Make sure you complete all the requirements associated with your host campus application.
• USAC Campuses: This occurs alongside your Seton Hall application. Click here to return to your USAC Gateway and view those requirements.
• Exchange Campuses: This occurs after you are confirmed and your nomination has been accepted by the
host campus. Your Exchange campus will then send you its application and pre-arrival
requirements. Carefully review all requirements they send you.
Important: For both USAC and Exchange campuses, it is especially important to complete all visa, housing, and pre-arrival items in a timely manner.
Get Ready for Departure
You're confirmed and nominated for your program! After nomination, complete these
steps to be "Ready for Departure":
• Complete Host Campus Pre-Arrival Requirements: Your host campus will have specific requirements to complete before your arrival.
Among the most important are completing your visa, housing, and pre-arrival items in a timely manner. Be sure to stay in regular contact with your host campus and
respond promptly to their emails. Failure to complete all pre-arrival requirements
in a timely fashion may jeopardize your participation in the program and result in
financial consequences.
• Complete Seton Hall Pre-Departure Requirements: Complete pre-departure requirements through the Study Abroad Portal at least one month before your program begins.
• Prepare for Your Time Abroad: Visit the Preparing and Packing hub for resources and tips.


























