Explore the world while earning academic credits with our diverse study abroad programs. Whether you're drawn to the cultural richness of Japan, the historic charm of Italy, or the vibrant landscapes of New Zealand, we offer a range of global partnerships that make it possible. Discover how you can broaden your horizons, gain international experience, and make lasting memories while studying in some of the world's most exciting destinations.
Review Snow College's options for studying abroad below, and for more information, visit the Center for Global Engagement Study Abroad Office or contact Alex Peterson.
Snow College partners with several universities abroad to enable you to continue your educational pathway toward an international bachelor’s degree. These partners recognize Snow’s associate degree and will award transfer credit for the first two years of their university.
Our partner universities require an additional year or two to complete a full bachelor degree. Numerically, these pathways are often called "2+1" or "2+2" pathways because they grant you a bachelor's degree after you complete 2 years at Snow College and a subsequent 1 or 2 years elsewhere. You can finish in the U.S. or go abroad to add an international experience into your education.
Snow College can help you earn your bachelor's degree at nearly any university in the U.S. and in these four global locations:
Thanks to our rich mix of global partners, Snow College students can choose from a wide variety of study abroad options for spring or fall and have credits transferred back to Snow. Currently, Otemon Gakuin University in Osaka, Japan is a convenient choice because it's the only study abroad experience that lets you pay your tuition to Snow College instead of overseas.
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Go somewhereSnow College offers short-term trips which are organized by faculty members of various programs. These trips are different each year and typically range between 7-14 days, leaving for spring break or in May. Usually, these trips are associated with a class, but sometimes they are open to other Snow College students as well. Some examples of past trips include nursing students visiting Ireland to learn about health care systems and Irish culture, a Literature of the Outdoors class visiting Mayan temples in Guatemala, and art students traveling to Italy. To find out more about these classes and faculty-led trips please check with your professor or department to see what is planned for the year ahead or contact CGE.
If you would like a short-term study abroad experience, a summer program might be right for you.
Have an international experience while you volunteer abroad, teaching English part-time.