Study Abroad Programs
Sagrado allows you to study abroad in the U.S. and around the world through five different academic programs that range from one week to one year. Choose the program that is right for you!
Not sure which program best matches your goals?
Study Abroad Program Advising
Study Abroad Information Sessions are offered weekly through the Zoom platform.
Every Wednesday at 11:00 a.m.
Meeting ID: 985 6160 8298
Password: 566702
Information:
internacional@sagrado.edu
787-728-1515, ext. 1260
Schedule a study abroad advising appointment here.
Download the Study Abroad Roadmap here to help you identify the right study abroad program for you.
FAQ
Study Abroad includes programs that allow students to integrate studies outside of Puerto Rico into their academic career.
In a global society, international experiences have become an indispensable entry requirement into the job market. The programs are designed to add value to the student's academic, linguistic, professional and personal development.
Every Sagrado student who meets the approved grade average and credits required by the different programs and completes the application processes.
The Office of Internationalization and Inter-University Relations guides students through the program selection process considering the interests and needs of each student through individual advising appointments and weekly information sessions.
Required Documentation
- Attend a Study Abroad Information Session
- Application in Via TRM
- Course Equivalency Table
- Essay (U.S. programs only) or evidence of application to a study abroad scholarship (programs outside the U.S.)
- Copy of ID/Passport
- Payment Receipt for the $200 non-refundable Study Abroad Fee
- English Language Proficiency Report (only for programs in non-Spanish speaking countries)
- Language Certificate (only if student's chosen program requires evidence of language proficiency in a language other than English or Spanish)
Required Essay
Choose one of the following three topics and write an essay that reflects your thoughts on the subject. The essay should be written in English.
Topics:
- How will studying abroad help you achieve your professional, personal and academic goals?
- Why did you choose this program and country?
- What aspects of studying abroad do you expect to be the most challenging for you? What knowledge, skills, and experiences will you use to address these challenges?
Requirements
- Be an active student, enrolled full-time at Sagrado
- Have a GPA of 3.00 or more
- Complete 24 credits in Sagrado prior to nomination
- Attend a Study Abroad Information Session
Deadlines
- NSE - USA and Canada
Academic year 2021-2022 and Summer and first semester 2021
*February 26, 2020 - Academic year 2021-2022 and Summer and first semester 2021
*March 30, 2020 - Second semester 2021-2022
*September 30, 2021
Financial Matters
For any student participating in a bilateral exchange, Plan B exchange with NSE, or YWMC exchange:
- Tuition and institutional fee are paid to Sagrado in most cases
- The costs of lodging, food, etc., are paid at the foreign university
- Any financial aid you have in Sagrado can be applied to studies abroad
For any student who goes on the exchange in a summer program, tuition and fees are paid directly to the program abroad.
Scholarships
There are many additional scholarships available specifically for study abroad. The list of study abroad scholarships can be found here.
Contacts:
Laurie Melín
Internationalization and Inter-University Relations Director
laurie.melin@sagrado.edu
(787) 728-1515 ext. 1206
Allison Carruthers
Student Mobility Advisor allison.carruthers@sagrado.edu
(787) 728-1515 ext. 1260
Sofía López
Coordinator of Short-Term Visits Program
sofia.lopez@sagrado.edu
(787) 728-1515 ext. 1253
General Contact
internacional@sagrado.edu