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1. Meet with your academic advisor early to talk about where study abroad fits best in your academic program.
2. Meet with a faculty trip leader for details on the course and the trip; Learn about the enrollment process. Faculty determine that process and the criteria for admitting students into their study abroad courses, so this is a very important step!
3. Make an appointment with Financial Aid, room 101 as soon as you have been admitted to a program or to find out if aid will cover any of the travel fee.
4. Apply for your passport (it takes several months).
5. Register for the appropriate course. Enroll in November for spring courses, in April for fall courses.
6. Begin to save your money and explore scholarship options.
7. Submit all pre-departure documents and payments ON TIME and
8. Attend mandatory Pre-Departure Orientations

Explore programs offered through . (This list may not be up to date, so we encourage you to go directly to the specific SUNY college’s study abroad page for the latest information.) 

Also, TC3 has an exchange partnership with SUNY Cortland, so TC3 students can explore SUNY Cortland’s more than 30 study abroad programs on six continents. For more information on their current opportunities, visit the .

See individual trip descriptions below for the contact information of the faculty leaders of the trip that interests you, and contact them directly.

The �첥��Ƶ Cortland Foundation’s Study Abroad Scholarship was established to support the mission of the College to graduate globally aware citizens by lessening the financial burden for students wishing to participate in study abroad opportunities. Recipients “must be enrolled in an appropriate study abroad course and be in good academic standing with the College.” Please note that this award does not cover the entire travel fee but typically offers a few hundred dollars. Priority is given to students with financial need. To apply, simply be admitted to a study abroad course and follow the instructions for being considered for a Foundation Scholarship within the study abroad application. Be sure to submit all required elements by the announced deadline in order to be considered.

The U.S. Department of State’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program enables students of limited financial means to study or intern abroad, providing them with skills critical to our national security and economic prosperity. To be eligible for the Gilman Program, applicants must be receiving a Federal Pell Grant during the time of application or provide proof that they will be receiving a Pell Grant during the term of their study abroad program or internship. This program requires more advance planning and a little more work but winners tend to see a generous return of their time and effort.

Other funding opportunities

•  "They are helping to make life-changing, international experiences accessible to all by supporting minority and first-generation college students."
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