Howard University Exchange Program
Despite the fact that Los Angeles is a major metropolitan city, it lacks a historically Black college or university. The Howard University Exchange Program gives students a chance to study and experience college life at a historically black college or university. Students have the option of spending one semester or a full [ 4 ] academic year in the exchange program.
Learn of the wonderful opportunities to study abroad at Howard University and other schools around the world as part of your USC experience. Information will also be available regarding scholarship opportunities to study abroad and which study abroad programs best suite you so that you can still graduate in 4 years! RSVP by September 5th at cbcsa@usc.edu with the subject "RSVP Howard/Overseas."
Overseas Studies Program
Did you know that you can earn credit toward graduation on a study abroad program? Or, that your financial aid and scholarships can be applied to the cost? Or that some programs will cost you less than a semester at USC?
Never been overseas before? Don’t worry – we are here to support and guide you through the entire process. Studying abroad is an opportunity you should not miss!
Studying abroad is about much more than just travel. It is a unique opportunity to broaden your horizons, see the world from a different perspective, and take control of your future. No matter what your post-USC plans are, having a global mindset and international experience will help you achieve your goals. The US is a place where many different cultures, languages and people mix everyday. Studying abroad will not only help you relate to the outside world, but to our own diverse society.
Supplement your understanding of your major/minor by taking courses not available on campus. Improve your career prospects by gaining international experience and other skills that companies’ value. Make your grad or medical school applications stand out. Become more fluent in a language. These are just some of the benefits of studying abroad.
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