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"This experience was so amazing. It's going to be hard to beat."

Becky Jones, 2012 participant in Malawi Program

Application

​Ready to apply? You can find instructions and links to all application materials listed below.

How to Apply:​

​• Meet with Meredith Church for more details and for approval to access the on-line application.

​• Fill out the on-line "COB Study Abroad Eligibility Form." ​

•Fill out the "Student Application Packet" available on-line. Click on this link for access and instructions. ​You are not officially enrolled until you pay the deposit. ​

• Take a non-refundable deposit of $300 paid in the form of cash or check written to Appalachian State University to Dawn Arnold in OIED, 321 Plemmons Student Union. (Please mention your Banner ID number and "MGT/SD Malawi" on the check.)

 

Payment Schedule -

  • Payment 1 = January 31 = $1185

  • Payment 2 = February 28 = $1185

  • Payment 1 = March 28 = $1180

Funding

​Before beginning the application process, please make sure that you have a financial plan
in place that will allow you to pay for the cost of the program. If you have true financial need, there are some options.
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Walker College International Scholarships:  All applicants must have applied to a WCOB International Study Abroad program. Scholarships for short-term, faculty-led programs range from $100 to $1,000. They will be considered for all of the scholarships for which they are eligible. Click here for application and information.
Deadline for Summer Course = February 15th

 

OIED International Scholarships:  Any full-time degree-seeking student at Appalachian who is applying to an approved study abroad program offering academic credit is eligible to apply for these scholarships. Individual scholarships will vary but will not exceed $1500. Click here for application and information.
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Financial Aid: Faculty-led study abroad programs are eligible for financial aid, if you meet requirements. Your awarded amount may be increased, however this is usually in the form of student loans. You must have turned in a FAFSA for the academic year when you plan to participate. It is strongly recommended that you meet with your Financial Aid advisor to discuss your financial aid eligibility prior to applying to the program. Click here for information.
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