Study Abroad for Recommenders
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International Student & Scholar Services
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Special Events
- Before You Arrive Webinar Series
- Before You Explore Workshop Series
- Facul-TEA Time
- Fulbright Lecture Series
- iHouse Culture Nights
- International Coffee Hour
- International Education Week at UD
- International Student Essay Contest
- Study Abroad Fair
- Study Abroad Storytelling Contest
- Thanksgiving Dinner
- World Scholars Spring Symposium
- International Education Lecture Series
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CGPS Communities
- Delaware Diplomats Scholarship Program
- iBuddy Mentoring Program
- iHouse Living Learning Community
- International Student Advisory Committee
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Study Abroad Ambassador Program
- Alexa Albert
- Victoria Babiuk
- Sarah Cahill
- Elizabeth Connant
- Anna Coverdale
- Lara Crowne
- Jacqueline DeOliveira
- Finnley DiBenedetto
- Colin Drummond
- Brett Hanson
- Rebecca Hoffer
- Rebecca Hoffstein
- Leah Kenyon
- Emily (Yuehui) Lu
- Caitlin Maloney
- Roisin McCann
- Sofia O'Brien
- Raegan Paltauf
- Madeline Praschil
- Mia Rooyakkers
- Miya Skocik
- Amayah Sullins
- Philip Warnock
- Amatullah Wilson
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Special Events
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Questions?
Contact us at (302) 831-2852 or studyabroad@udel.edu.
Study Abroad Recommendations
The Center for Global Programs & Services requires recommendations for students applying to UD study abroad programs. Recommendations are especially important when reviewing applicants for more competitive Winter Session programs. CGPS appreciates thoughtful, thorough and accurate evaluations of the students being recommended.
What is the process for recommending a student?
Students should request a recommendation from their professor well in advance of the application deadline for their intended study abroad program. Students are required to request a recommendation during the application process for each study abroad program (up to 2 per term). The application process includes a step for the student to complete that will send a recommendation request form to the desired recommener. The form gives them the option to waive their right to view the recommendation. The recommender completes the standard study abroad recommendation form online. Once submitted the form will automatically attach to the student's application.
When are recommendations due?
Recommenders should submit an online recommendation form no later than the program application deadline. The system will accept late recommendations, but please alert your student of any late submission so they can contact the program leaders.
Who should recommend a student?
Students should request a recommendation from a professor who is familiar with their academic work. For students applying to a Foreign Language program, a language professor or DLLC graduate teaching assistant should provide a recommendation. Additional recommendations may come from a coach or supervisor but should not replace an academic source.
How many recommendations are required?
One recommendation is required for each program to which a student applies. Recommenders are encouraged to provide unique feedback in each program recommendation based on the program courses, location and experience with the applicant. If you need assistance managing mutiple requests from student's applying to more than one program, please contact our office at studyabroad@udel.edu.
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