Course Program of Study (CPoS) is a tool used to ensure students are enrolled in the correct courses needed to graduate and that those courses are eligible to receive federal financial aid funding.

The new programs—five of which are three-week September courses—cover a variety of new topics and introduce programs in ...

Visit the Study Abroad Course Equivalency Database to search courses abroad and see how they will count through Degree Works. You may also request approvals for courses that do not yet exist in the ...

Students and their families will have many questions when considering the option of studying abroad. We have compiled a list of 15 of the most common, and will lead with perhaps the most frequent one ...

The Mentored Study Program (MSP) serves students who are proactively taking steps to strengthen their learning in challenging courses, while also offering valuable support to one another. With weekly ...

The Health: Science, Society and Policy (HSSP) program encourages HSSP majors and minors to engage in study abroad programs. Each year, approximately one-third of HSSP students participate in such ...

Use the information below to find study abroad programs that offer courses/experiences in sustainability studies, environmental science, and other related areas. There are also a variety of ...

You can study in almost any country in the world. There are hundreds of opportunities available to students by semester (fall, spring), year, or short-term (summer, winter). You may apply for a UMass ...

RIT’s individualized program enables you to design a customized, individualized studies degree around your interests, goals, and career aspirations. Customized, Personalized Program of Study: Design a ...

The FEMA Emergency Management Institute’s (EMI) Curriculum Management Branch offers the Independent Study Program (ISP). This is a distance learning program which offers training, free of charge, to ...

Carefully planning and following your curriculum is essential to graduating on time, but it is also necessary to ensure you receive the financial aid you are expecting along the way. The U.S.