Once the PACE Form (Programs Abroad Concurrent Enrollment Form) is complete and the fee is paid, the Office of International Programs certifies to the SUU Registrar's Office and the SUU Financial Aid Office that all steps for concurrent enrollment have been met. Concurrent enrollment involves completing a preliminary study schedule, whereby students receive prior approval of classes to be taken at the host school, and paying SUU a $125.00 concurrent enrollment fee.
#NOTEPLAN 3.0 REGISTRATION#
SUU has in place a system called concurrent registration which means a concurrently enrolled SUU student is enrolled at SUU and the host school at the same time. It is important to understand that SUU does not provide funds to pay SUU tuition for incoming Plan B students, so the money is provided by outbound SUU Plan B students leaving on exchange. Plan B non-resident and international students will pay SUU Academic Programs Abroad SUU non-resident tuition and fees.Īn important word about Plan B: A student who makes himself available on Plan B, and is accepted by the host school on Plan B, is obligated to pay the SUU Office of Study Abroad Programs Abroad SUU resident or non-resident tuition (whichever appropriate) even if the student withdraws from the exchange (except in the case of serious illness). Plan B resident students pay SUU resident tuition to the SUU Office of International Programs for the incoming Plan B students.
Students accepted on Plan A also pay host school resident tuition at the host school. Housing, meals, books, insurance, etc, is paid at the host school. Students must also pay a $185 concurrent enrollment fee for each semester on exchange.
This application fee is not refundable once your application is turned in to the SUU NSE Coordinator. Students must pay a one-time application fee of $185.
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