3. UF students may apply to ___________________, as a full-time, non-degree or unclassified student at the undergraduate, graduate, or professional level as determined by the host institution. The host institution reserves the right to exclude the student from restricted enrollment programs. Availability of any specific course is not guaranteed. Exchange students must meet any course prerequisites set by the academic unit offering the course. 4. In order to participate in this exchange, students must meet home institution criteria. Additionally, it is required, however, that the exchange student must have completed at least one year of continuous study at a post-secondary institution before participating in the exchange. 5. During an exchange student's first semester at the host institution, s/he may request that the host institution allow her/him to study on an exchange basis for an additional semester. The exchange student should make this request in writing in the first semester so that visa requirements and other documentation can be reviewed and arranged as appropriate. Any extension must be approved in writing first by the home institution, then by the host institution. Upon completion of an academic year study period at the host institution, the exchange students must return to the home institution. Alternatively, if students elect to remain at the host institution for an additional year of study, they will no longer be considered to be exchange students, and tuition/fees will not be exempted (see item 6 below). In that case, Florida students must make appropriate arrangements at the Study Abroad Services Office at Florida. Any modification or change of stay must be approved in writing by both cooperating institutions. 6. Participation in the reciprocal exchange program does not qualify the participant for automatic admission to host institution degree programs. All participants seeking to remain at the host institution must comply with all appropriate admissions and visa requirements. 7. The exchange students must abide by all rules and regulations of the host institution. In the case of Florida exchange students, the University of Florida, Code of Student Conduct applies to all participants while studying abroad on exchange programs. 8. Upon enrolling in this exchange program, Florida and students must grant permission to their host institutions to send a transcript of subjects, credits, and grades to the home institutions at the end of each term. The means of obtaining approval from students will be arranged by the host institution.
3. UF students may apply to ___________________, as a full-time, non-degree or unclassified student at the undergraduate, graduate, or professional level as determined by the host institution. The host institution reserves the right to exclude the student from restricted enrollment programs. Availability of any specific course is not guaranteed. Exchange students must meet any course prerequisites set by the academic unit offering the course. 4. In order to participate in this exchange, students must meet home institution criteria. Additionally, it is required, however, that the exchange student must have completed at least one year of continuous study at a post-secondary institution before participating in the exchange. 5. During an exchange student's first semester at the host institution, s/he may request that the host institution allow her/him to study on an exchange basis for an additional semester. The exchange student should make this request in writing in the first semester so that visa requirements and other documentation can be reviewed and arranged as appropriate. Any extension must be approved in writing first by the home institution, then by the host institution. Upon completion of an academic year study period at the host institution, the exchange students must return to the home institution. Alternatively, if students elect to remain at the host institution for an additional year of study, they will no longer be considered to be exchange students, and tuition/fees will not be exempted (see item 6 below). In that case, Florida students must make appropriate arrangements at the Study Abroad Services Office at Florida. Any modification or change of stay must be approved in writing by both cooperating institutions. 6. Participation in the reciprocal exchange program does not qualify the participant for automatic admission to host institution degree programs. All participants seeking to remain at the host institution must comply with all appropriate admissions and visa requirements. 7. The exchange students must abide by all rules and regulations of the host institution. In the case of Florida exchange students, the University of Florida, Code of Student Conduct applies to all participants while studying abroad on exchange programs. 8. Upon enrolling in this exchange program, Florida and students must grant permission to their host institutions to send a transcript of subjects, credits, and grades to the home institutions at the end of each term. The means of obtaining approval from students will be arranged by the host institution.