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What is National Student Exchange (NSE)?
National Student Exchange is a consortium of U.S. and Canadian colleges and universities, including the University of Minnesota.
Students who attend a school that participates in NSE can go on exchange to any other member school. That means you can choose to go on exchange for a semester or a year to schools all over the U.S., Puerto Rico, Guam, the Virgin Islands, and Canada!
NSE provides academic opportunities and adventure. Imagine the academic choices you have when you can access courses from 190 schools! Think of the adventure, the diversity you can find among classmates and professors in new regions, and the cultural and geographical differences you can explore. NSE offers a unique chance to enhance and expand your personal and academic horizons.
Application Deadlines and Info Sessions
If you'd like to go on exchange during the 2010–2011 school year, the priority application deadline is February 10, 2010. After that date, many schools still have openings and may place students for an exchange. Contact us for a list of schools that still have openings.
If you're considering applying, register to attend an National Student Exchange Info Session, where you can learn more details and pick up an application. NSE Info Sessions are held throughout the school year. If you decide to apply, attendance at an Info Session is required.
Everything You Need To Know About NSE:
For Students Considering an Exchange to the U of M
See this links page for information about the U of M, the Twin Cities, and Minnesota. This information will help any incoming NSE student explore the U of M campus and the region.
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