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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. (See the NSE consortium's website here.)
NSE Schools
See the list of schools you can go to.
Why Participate?
Students who attend a school within the NSE consortium can go on exchange to any other member school. That means you can go on exchange for a semester, summer or year to schools all over the United States (including Hawaii and Puerto Rico), as well as Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Canada!
Is NSE right for you? Find out. 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 (Set and Rolling) and Info Sessions The official deadline to do NSE during the 2013/2014 academic year has passed, although many schools still have openings (especially for spring 2014) and use rolling deadlines. So don't hesitate to contact us anytime about participating in NSE. We'll provide you with a list of schools that have openings. If you're considering applying for NSE, register to attend an NSE Info Session. These provide details and an application form. NSE Info Sessions are held throughout the school year. If you decide to apply, attendance at an Info Session is required, but you're also welcome to just attend to learn more. 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. |