UNO-Innsbruck International Summer School University of Georgia Office of International Education Undergraduate Credit Approval Form Congratulations on your decision to study abroad with UNO-Innsbruck!

The Office of International Education is here to assist you. By completing this UNO-Innsbruck Credit Approval Form (CAF) in a timely manner, you will experience a smooth transition in determining your study abroad credit transfer equivalency for UGA. It is never too early to begin this process…...so why not start today?

Instructions

1. This version of the CAF is for use for UGA Students studying abroad with the University of New Orleans Innsbruck International Summer School only. This form serves to pre-approve transfer credit, help students determine how UNO courses will apply toward UGA degree requirements and allow for the release of UGA financial aid and HOPE scholarship for the term abroad. See page 2 for additional financial aid information

2. a) Complete Sections #1 - 5. Use the attached table of the pre-approved UNO-UGA course equivalencies. Include alternate courses in case of registration changes.

b) Meet with your Academic Advisor to review your course selections. Your advisor will complete and sign Section 4B. Discuss with your advisor if it is necessary to consult individual academic department for more specific course approvals.

c) Complete Section 4C only if you need more specific course approvals. Consult the academic department for which you need specific course approval.

3. Submit this form to the UGA Office of International Education along with the $125 UNO-Credit Approval Form Fee by June 12, 2009 Checks only please: Payable to UGA-OIE Ideally the CAF should be completed before the end of the Spring semester

Office of International Education Bank of America Building, 3rd Floor 110 E. Clayton Street, Athens, GA 30602 Tel: (706) 425-3274 Fax: (706) 425-3315 Fee Schedule and Other Important Information

FEE SCHEDULE INTERNSHIPS ABROAD UGA Exchange Programs...... included in application fee Internship credit will only be transferred to UGA with an accompanying letter of approval from the head of the department or program at UGA accepting USG Programs...... $125.00 credit.the Please attach that letter to this form. x UNO-Innsbruck International Summer School...... $125.00 CHANGING AND DUPLICATING COURSES If you change courses before departure, you will need to complete a new CAF. To All other External and Affiliate Programs...... $250.00 receive credit, courses taken overseas must not be duplicates of courses already This fee will be due at the time you submit your Credit Approval Form (CAF) to completed. Notify OIE if you change the number of hours taken abroad as this the Office of International Education. Please make your check or money order may affect your financial aid. payable to “UGA OIE.” Cash cannot be accepted. NOTE: This fee will only be KEEP GOOD RECORDS OF ALL PAPERWORK AND COURSEWORK imposed once per academic year. Final decisions regarding transfer credit will only be made upon receipt of DETERMINING COURSE CREDIT transcripts indicating successful completion of courses. Consult with your For external programs, transfer credit is accepted from accredited US universities academic advisor once transcripts have been received and processed by and colleges, foreign universities with which UGA has an exchange partner Admissions to be sure that your courses have been used to fulfill the relationship, and study abroad programs operated by UGA study abroad requirementsdegree that were indicated on this form. Retain copies of this form, course affiliates and consortia. descriptions, syllabi, handouts, essays, notes, exams and course attendance or time records to help determine course equivalencies. A list of exchange partners is found at the following URL: REQUEST A TRANSCRIPT www.uga.edu/oie/saexchange-part.htm Before you depart from your study abroad program, you must request that the Affiliates and consortia are found at the following URL: overseas program director or Registrar airmail OFFICIAL transcripts or www.uga.edu/oie/salinks.htm#Study reportsgrade in English to UGA’s Undergraduate Admissions Office, 212 Terrell Hall, Athens, GA 30602-0023, USA not( to the Office of International Education). For other cases, OIE will determine whether or not to accept the credit on a Transcripts received in any language other than English will be returned to the case-by-case basis, in close consultation with the Office of Admissions and student for a certified translation. If the transcript will only be available appropriate departments and colleges on campus, based on available information anotherin language, you should have it sent directly to you and obtain a certified regarding the institution’s academic standing generally and within specific translation before submitting it to the Admissions Office. For more information: disciplines. Transfer credit from a 2-year college will not be accepted above the http://www.uga.edu/oie/satrancred.htm Please note: Substantial delays in posting 2000 level. international transfer credit are common, which could delay receipt of your next FINANCIAL AID AND STUDENT ACCOUNTS semester’s financial aid. This means you may be required to pay tuition upon your return Information on student financial aid and study abroad is available at: to campus with reimbursement, if appropriate, through your financial aid. Grades listed http://www.uga.edu/osfa/studyabroad.html on an international transcript will be awarded pass/fail credit at UGA. Grades Financial aid, including the HOPE scholarship, will be awarded based on listed on a U.S. transcript will be transferred as letter grades. Exchange program numberthe of credits in which you plan to enroll (listed under number 5). Please transcripts may be sent directly to the Office of International Education; make sure this number is accurate or you could be asked to return some of the Bank of America, third floor, 110 E. Clayton Street, Athens, GA 30602. money you received. For some types of financial aid, there is a minimum credit REGISTRATION PROCEDURES TO FOLLOW FOR RETURN TO UGA hour requirement. This does not apply to the HOPE scholarship, which carries no After you have been given clearance by your Academic Advisor, you may minimum credit hour requirement. pre-register for classes, while abroad, through OASIS . Students on study abroad programs retain registration ability for 1 year from their last term of enrollment in If you are attending a Georgia HOPE eligible institution, your Georgia HOPE will an approved study abroad program. be disbursed by the HOST institution. In addition to the CAF, you must complete the Georgia HOPE Transient Agreement located at the following URL: http://www.uga.edu/osfa/hopetransient.html Contact Information Please follow through with the Georgia HOPE Transient Agreement as soon as Office of International Education...... 706-425-3274 possible so that you will receive your scholarship in a timely manner. OSFA - Financial Aid...... 706-542-6147 Student Accounts...... 706-542-2965 UGA Financial Aid will determine continued HOPE eligibility. UGA Financial Admissions (Undergraduate)...... 706-542-8776 Aid will issue any federal aid (i.e., Pell, loans, etc.). Such other aid will be Travel Clinic (UHS)...... 706-542-5575 disbursed by UGA following processing of the CAF. Student Accounts will Classics (Latin and Greek)...... 706-542-9264 disburse your financial aid check to the permanent home address OR direct Comparative Literature (all other languages not listed herein)...... 706-542-2140 deposit as per your student financial aid profile as listed on OASIS. The Germanic and Slavic Languages (German & Russian, etc.)...... 706-542-3663 disbursement will take place 10 days prior to the study abroad program or UGA Religion (Arabic & Hebrew)...... 706-542-5356 semester start date, whichever is later. It is recommended that you confirm the Romance Languages (French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, etc.)....706-542-1075 disbursement date wth Student Accounts and financial aid award with OSFA.

POST CREDIT APPROVAL FORM CHECKLIST MAKE SURE YOU HAVE DROPPED ANY COURSES THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED FOR AT UGA. This is important because after the CAF is processed, your records will be flagged, indicating your program and preventing you from dropping or adding any UGA courses for that semester. If you have any questions regarding student financial aid and study abroad, call or visit the Office of Student Financial Aid TODAY. Financial Aid is located in the Holmes-Hunter Academic Building on North Campus. Take a copy of your completed CAF to your appointment. Make sure your passport (and visa, if necessary) will not expire sooner than 6 months after your return date. Visit us at http://www.uga.edu/oie/satravel.htm for important travel information. Make sure you are covered by health insurance plus medical evacuation and repatriation of remains coverage through one of the following: (1) Your study abroad program policy; (2) UGA study abroad policy (brochures available at the Office of International Education); or (3) Your parents’ policy plus an International Student ID card (to cover evacuation and repatriation). International Student ID cards may be purchased for $22 in the Office of International Education. Make an appointment with the Travel Clinic to be clear about required vaccinations for your study abroad destination. Record and take with you on your trip, the name and email of your academic advisor . You must contact him/her for the following reasons while abroad: (1) If you need to change your courses while abroad; or (2) If you need to register for courses for the semester you return (See http://www.uga.edu/oasis to download OASIS software while abroad.) BEFORE YOU RETURN from your study abroad experience, you must request the overseas program director or Registrar to airmail OFFICIAL transcripts in English to Admissions. See http://www.uga.edu/oie/satrancred.htm for complete policy. HAVE FUN AND BE SAFE! Any additional questions can be directed to the Office of International Education. Email: [email protected]

Return form & fee at least 3 weeks prior to departure to OIE, Bank of America, third floor. Office of International Education-UNO Credit Approval Form

Name: ______SS#: Last (Family) First Middle 1. Local ______Student ID#: Street or P. O. Box Address: ______Local Phone: ( ) City State Zip Code Permanent ______Cell Phone: ( ) Street or P. O. Box Address: ______Email: ______City State Zip Code Student Information Ethnic Group: American Indian Asian or Pacific Islander Gender: (Optional) Black, African American Hispanic Female Multiracial White, Caucasian Male

Name of Academic Advisor: ______2. Department: ______May we share your name and e-mail with students Do you receive HOPE? Yes No interested in your program? Yes No

Do you receive other financial aid or scholarhips? Yes No

List Scholarships? ______Information UGA Academic level during study abroad: 1st yr. 2nd yr. 3rd yr. 4th yr.

Major: ______Minor: ______

2nd Major: ______2nd Minor: ______

Program Sponsor: __The University of New Orleans______3. Contact Person: _____Peter Alongia______Address: International Summer School, Metropolitan College, UNO, 2000 Lakeshore Dr.

____New Orleans, LA 70148______Email: [email protected]______

Program Details Phone: (_504_) _280-7116_ Program Destination: City: Innsbruck Country: Austria

Date Program Begins: __07_/__03_/__09_ Date Program Ends: __08_/_13_/_09__ Month Day Year Month Day Year

Which university will issue your study abroad program transcript? ( Confirm with your program sponsor.) ______The University of New Orleans______Will your term abroad include a credit-bearing internship? Yes (attach letter) No

Credit Approval Form for UNO Innsbruck Summer Program Continue to other side Course Equivalency and Academic Advisor Approval Section. List the UNO Innsbruck Summer School courses you plan to take AND list the UGA 4. Equivalent course from the attached table of equivalents, which have been approved by UGA Admissions. Include possible alternate classes in case of registration changes and/or cancellations. Attach the course descriptions to this form.

4a. Student: Credit Choose UNO Course # and Course Title List UGA Course Equivalent from attached page Hours

1 UGA Equivalent

2 UGA Equivalent

3 UGA Equivalent

4 UGA Equivalent

5 UGA Equivalent

6 UGA Equivalent

Will any courses be determined by a placement exam? Yes No ______/___/______Signature of Student mm/dd/yyyy 4b. Academic Advisor: Type of credit (major, minor, core, elective)

1.______

2.______***Consult with you Academic Advisor to determine 3.______if you will need additional departmental approvals. If you do require additional department approval use Section 4c.*** 4.______

5.______/___/______Signature of Academic Advisor mm/dd/yyyy 6.______

4c. Department Approvals: ***Optional*** UNO Course Number UGA Requirement Departmental Signature Date transfer override ______degree substitution ______

transfer override ______degree substitution ______

transfer override ______degree substitution ______

Courses & Hours Please indicate the number of courses and hours for which you actually intend to enroll. 5. If this number changes, please contact the Office of International Education immediately. _ _ Courses are as follows: Summer _ Number of Courses Total Credit Hours _ _

Return completed form and $125 CAF Fee at least 3 weeks prior to departure to the Office of International Education. ______2009 UNO Innsbruck International Summer School UGA Study Abroad Course Equivalencies Please obtain UGA-UNO Study Abroad Credit Approval Form from the Office of International Education

UNO Course UNO Course Title UGA Course UGA Course Title ANTH 1010 Peoples of the World  ANTH 1T** 1000 Level ANTH ANTH 3750 Food and Culture in Europe  ANTH 3T** 3000 Level ANTH BA 3010 Legal Environment of Business  LEGL 2700 Legal and Reg Env. of Business BA 4048 International Business Law  LEGL 4900 Int'l Legal Transactions for Bus. ECON 2221 Money, Banking and Financial Markets  ECON 2T** 2000 Level ECON EES 1000 Physical Geology: Dynamic Earth  GEOL 1121 Earth Processes and Environments EES 1001 Physical Geology: Dynamic Earth Lab  GEOL 1121L Earth Processes and Environments Laboratory EES 2096 Topics in Geol: Alpine and Glacial Geology  GEOL2T** 2000 Level GEOL EDFR 4990.1 Anthropology and Education  EDUC 4T** 4000 Level EDUC EDFR 4990.2 Comparative Education  EDUC 4T** 4000 Level EDUC ENGL 2238 Introduction to Fiction  ENGL 2T** 2000 Level ENGL ENGL 2398.1/4391.1 The World Wars in fiction  ENGL 4T** 4000 Level ENGL ENGL 2398.2/4391.2 Literature of the Sea  ENGL 4T** 4000 Level ENGL ENGL 2398.3/4391.3 Imagined Mountains  ENGL 4T** 4000 Level ENGL FA 1010 Art Appreciation  ARTS 2000 Art Appreciation FA 1012 Introduction to Drawing  ARST 1050 Drawing I FA 2202 Historical Survey of the Arts II  ARHI 2T** 2000 Level ARHI FA 2232 Monuments of Italian Renaissance Art  ARHI 3020 Renaissance Art FIN 3301 Small Business Finance  FINA 3T** 3000 Level FINA GEOG 1001 World Regional Geography  GEOG1T** 1000 Level GEOG GEOG 2422 Geography of Western Europe  GEOG2T** 2000 Level GEOG GER 1001.1 Basic German (1st Semester)  GRMN 1T** 1000 Level GRMN GER 1001.2 Basic German (1st Semester)  GRMN 1T** 1000 Level GRMN GER 2001 Intermediate German (3rd Semester)  GERM 2001 Intermediate German HIST 4003 Modern Military History  HIST 4T** 4000 Level HIST HIST 4345 20th Century Europe - 1918-1945  HIST 4T** 4000 Level HIST HIST 4570 World War II  HIST 4T** 4000 Level HIST ITAL 1001.1 Basic Italian (1st Semester)  ITAL 1T** 1000 Level ITAL ITAL 1001.2 Basic Italian (1st Semester)  ITAL 1T** 1000 Level ITAL MANG 2790 Business Communication  SPCM 2300 Business and Professional Communication MANG 3401 Introduction to Management  MGMT 3000 Mgmt. of Organizations and Individuals MKT 3501 Principles of Marketing  MARK 3000 Principles of Marketing MKT 4546 International Marketing Management  MARK 4700 International Marketing MUS 1000 Music Appreciation  MUSI 2020 Introduction to Music MUS 2001 Music and Musicians of Vienna  MUSI 2T** 2000 Level MUSI PHIL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy  PHIL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 2201 Ethics  PHIL 2200 Introduction to Ethics POLI 1010 Contemporary Issues of Politics  POLS 1T** 1000 Level POLS POLI 2200 Judicial Process  POLS 2T** 2000 Level POLS  POLI 4870 American Foreign Policy INTL 4250 American Foreign Policy PSYC 1000 Introduction to Psychology  PSYC 1101 Elementary Psychology _ PSYC 4530 Introduction to Abnormal Psychology  PSYC 3230 Abnormal Psychology _ SOC 1051 Introducation to Sociology  SOCI 1101 Introductory Sociology _ SOC 2962 Current Social Problems  SOCI 2600 Social Problems _ _ SOC 4098 Selected Topics: Perspectives of the Holocaust  SOCI 4T** 4000 Level SOCI ______