Study Abroad Forms
Below are links to all the necessary forms required for students to be approved to study abroad, via the UVM study abroad approval process in GoAbroad. Your GoAbroad checklist will guide you through your requirements, and will direct you to this page when necessary.
Academic Planning Forms (for students in pre-decision phase of GoAbroad)
These are the Academic Planning Forms required for the "Meet with your Academic Advisor" form in GoAbroad. Please choose the worksheet for your college and bring it to your academic advisor. Then follow the directions on the worksheet detailing where you should turn it in.
- College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
- College of Arts & Sciences
- Grossman School of Business
- College of Education and Social Services
- College of Engineering & Mathematical Sciences
- Rubenstein School of Environment & Natural Resources
- College of Nursing & Health Sciences
Budget Sheet Templates
In the post-acceptance phase of GoAbroad, depending on your study abroad program and financial aid package, you may be required to make a budget sheet and bring it to Student Financial Services. SFS will contact you at your UVM email address to tell you if they need a budget sheet from you.
- If you are participating in an Exchange, ISEP Direct, UVM Semester, or Direct-Enroll program, OIE will make your budget sheet for you and will email it to you when it is ready.
- If you are participating in an External program run by a program provider, you will make your own budget sheet using one of the templates below. You can find guidance for completing your budget sheet here. If you have questions while you are creating your budget sheet, you can stop in to a Post-Acceptance Advising appointment, offered several times before the May 1 due date (see our Calendar to find out when the next Post Acceptance Advising session is).
- Budget sheet template for semester or academic year-long external programs (PDF)
- note: if you are completing two consecutive semesters on two different study abroad programs, you will need to make two different budget sheets using the semester-long template above instead of using the academic year-long template.
- Budget sheet for ROUND RIVER study abroad programs (PDF)
- these programs have a different list of requirements so have their own budget sheet template
- Budget sheet template for summer programs (PDF)
- Budget sheet template for semester or academic year-long external programs (PDF)
If you are required to bring a budget sheet to Student Financial Services, you will meet with a SFS advisor and go over how your specific financial aid package will fit into your study abroad plans. To find out more about how financial aid is affected by study abroad and what forms of aid are applicable to which types of programs, please see our Finances page.
Study Abroad Course Planning Worksheet
The Study Abroad Course Planning Worksheet (Word) can be completed by students after they have been accepted into their program, but before they meet with their academic advisor for final approval to study abroad. It is a helpful worksheet to help you plan out what courses you will take abroad.
Faculty/Staff Advisor Study Abroad Approval Forms (for students in post-acceptance phase of GoAbroad)
Students are required to meet with their faculty or staff academic advisor in the post-acceptance phase of GoAbroad to discuss eligibility requirements and the types of classes the student plans to take while abroad, and to complete a Faculty/Staff Advisor Study Abroad Approval Form. Please follow the directions in your GoAbroad account that pertain to your college, each college's process is slightly different. The links to your college's Faculty/Staff Advisor Study Abroad Approval Form are in GoAbroad, but you can also find them here.
- College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
- College of Arts & Sciences
- College of Education and Social Services
- College of Engineering & Mathematical Sciences
- College of Nursing & Health Sciences
- Grossman School of Business
- Rubenstein School of Environment & Natural Resources
The Study Abroad Pre-Departure Guidebook
All students studying abroad through the Office of International Education must read the Study Abroad Pre-Departure Guidebook. It is a comprehensive guide broken into eight sections, and is designed to prepare you to have a successful study abroad experience. In GoAbroad's post-acceptance checklist, students are required to sign a document stating that they have read it in full. They will also be required to take a quiz that covers its contents, and must pass with a 92% or better in order to study abroad.