Reed College Exchange Program

In 1994, Sarah Lawrence inaugurated an exchange program with Reed College in Portland, Oregon. This program enables Sarah Lawrence and Reed students to study on one another's campus for an academic semester or year. Students pay tuition to their home institution, and all financial aid grants and loans are applied to those fees. (Students must live and board on campus, and are responsible for all room and board charges.)

In order to qualify for the exchange program with Reed, students must have strong academic records and have completed the first and sophomore years. Qualified students also have the opportunity to participate in any one of either college's study-abroad programs. Students who have transferred into Sarah Lawrence College with a maximum of 60 credits are not eligible to study in the Reed College Exchange Program. Information on Reed's study-abroad programs can be found on its Web site. Sarah Lawrence students should contact Prema Samuel, Director of International Programs, for further information.

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Eugene Lang College Exchange Program

The fall of 1996 marked the beginning of an exchange program between Sarah Lawrence and Eugene Lang College of New School University. Eugene Lang, a small liberal arts college within a larger university in New York City's historic Greenwich Village, has particular strengths in the social sciences. Qualified students may cross-register in courses in other divisions of New School University, including the graduate divisions.

Students pay tuition to their home institutions, and all financial aid grants and loans are applied to those fees. Students are responsible for all room and board charges. In order to qualify for the exchange program with Eugene Lang College, students must have strong academic records and have completed the first and sophomore years. Qualified students also have the opportunity to participate in Lang's exchange program at the University of Amsterdam, Netherlands. Students who have transferred into Sarah Lawrence College with a maximum of 60 credits are not eligible to study in the Eugene Lang Exchange Program. Sarah Lawrence students should contact Prema Samuel, Director of International Programs, for further information.

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Spelman College Exchange Program

Beginning in spring 2007, women students at Sarah Lawrence College may participate in an exchange program with Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. Spelman is a private, historically black college for women founded in 1881. Qualified students may also apply for the Spelman exchange with Tsuda College for Women in Tokyo, Japan. Students participating in the exchange are charged Sarah Lawrence tuition. All financial aid grants and loans are applied to those fees. Sophomores and juniors in good academic standing are eligible to apply for the following year. All exchanges are one-for-one, and admission is contingent on the number of available spaces. Therefore, admission will be determined on the strength of each application. Participation in this program does not satisfy residency requirements. Students must complete either their junior or senior year on the Sarah Lawrence campus. Students who have transferred a maximum of 60 credits to Sarah Lawrence College are not eligible to study in the exchange programs. Sarah Lawrence students should contact Prema Samuel, Director of International Programs, for further information.

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South India Term Abroad (SITA)

Sarah Lawrence College participates in a consortium program with select colleges to offer a semester-long opportunity to observe and participate in the fascinating cultural environment of South India. The program is based in the ancient temple city of Madurai. Classes are supplemented by field trips to other regions in South India, providing exposure to the rich cultural complexity of the region. Students are charged Sarah Lawrence tuition and room and board to participate in the program. All financial aid grants and loans are applied to those fees. Enrollment is limited. For further information, please contact Prema Samuel, Director of International Programs, or visit www.gwu.edu/~sita/.

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