Degree-Seeking Students Scholarships. The following John Cabot University scholarships and grants are available to degree-seeking students and apply to the regular academic year (fall and spring semesters) and are pro-rated according to registered credits for summer sessions unless otherwise noted.
Entering First Year and Transfer Students Merit-based Awards First year and transfer applicants are considered for merit awards on an ongoing basis between February 15th and April 1st for Fall and by October 15th for the Spring semester. Students accepted after March 1st (for Fall) and October 15th (for Spring) are notified on a continuing basis taking into consideration that as the semester approaches, fewer scholarship funds will be available.
Students may only receive one merit-based scholarship. Presidential Scholarship JCU Presidential Scholarships are awarded primarily on the basis of academic achievement at the time of entry to the University; a separate application is not required. Study Abroad Scholarships. Studying abroad in Rome is more affordable than you think.
As an overseas American liberal arts university, John Cabot has as its mission the goal of creating a community of both degree and visiting students. To recognize the important role visiting students have in promoting JCU's mission, a limited number scholarships are available for visiting students who qualify. Application Deadlines: Fall: June 30thSpring semester: November 1stSummer Session I: April 15th Summer Session II: May 15th Apply for a Visiting Student Scholarship!
Admission Criteria. In order to help foster and maintain the diverse community at JCU, we take a comprehensive approach to admissions.
Not only do we examine your grades and test scores, we carefully read your personal statement, letters of recommendation, and assess your past course of study. We are looking for students who want a diverse international environment, challenging dynamic classes, and who want to take full advantage of the opportunities that come with studying and living in Rome. Admission to John Cabot University is selective and we review every application carefully. Successful applicants have a scholastic record that demonstrates a serious academic commitment and the ability to succeed at college-level work. We require at least a 12-year course of study from beginning to diploma award. Financial Aid & Scholarship. University in Rome, Italy. JCU Welcomes Transfer Students from the U.S. and All Over the World!
Maybe you want the unparalleled experience of finishing your education in Rome. Or perhaps you want a lively and engaging university environment, one where you can develop intellectually and personally under the guidance of professors interested in helping you reach your fullest potential. John Cabot University has a long tradition of welcoming transfer students who want the international liberal arts education we offer.
Our students come from 55 different countries, including Italy and the United States, enriching classroom discussions and the vibrancy of our community. Financial Aid & Scholarships. Students at John Cabot University may be eligible for student loans from the US Federal government.
John Cabot University is authorized by the US Department of Education to participate in the Title IV Program. All citizens and permanent residents of the United States who are enrolled as degree-seeking students at John Cabot University may be eligible to participate in the Stafford Loan Program. Parents may borrow through the Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) loan program and independent students may borrow through the Stafford Loan Programs. Current US government legislation prohibits US citizens enrolled in colleges or universities outside the United States from receiving Pell Grants, SEOG, Perkins Loans, or Federal Work Study funds, even though they may be eligible for such assistance.
Financial Aid & Scholarship. John Cabot University has compiled a list of outside resources to help you find additional scholarships to fund your degree or study abroad experience at JCU in Rome, Italy.
National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) Scholarship The National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) has an education budget of $1 million. The NIAF awards scholarships and grants to outstanding students in the summer for use during the following academic year. US Embassy and Visa Information An American University Rome. About JCU
John Cabot University, founded in 1972, is an independent, four-year liberal arts university offering undergraduate degrees and study abroad programs to English-speaking students from all over the world.
Whether you are pursuing a four-year degree or are seeking to study abroad, you will do so in the heart of Rome surrounded by the extraordinarily rich offerings of a city of culture, history, art, creativity, business and international affairs. What's it like to study at JCU in Rome? Check out this video! Small university, big impact At JCU you will learn in small classes from professors who encourage dialogue and use the city of Rome as a learning laboratory. Students who graduate from JCU are accepted at prestigious graduate schools worldwide that include Columbia University and Johns Hopkins University, the London School of Economics and Oxford, l'Università Bocconi, the University of Auckland Business School and many more. Admission Summer Sessions.
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Please make sure that you: Note: Check with your University's Study Abroad Office. If your school has a formal agreement with JCU, they can tell you what the procedures are and who pays for what. Where there are agreements, deposits and some other fees may be waived. If your school has no agreement with JCU, then you should contact either the Study Abroad Office in the USA or in Rome.
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Online Registration for Study Abroad students: Summer I 2014: begins at midnight on Thursday, April 17, 2014 (Central European Time) Summer II 2014: begins at midnight on Tuesday, May 20, 2014 (Central European Time) Fall 2014: begins at midnight on Wednesday, June 4, 2014 (Central European Time ) Health Insurance - Visiting Students. The Italian authorities will accept private U.S. or other non-Italian medical insurance only if the Insurance company issues a letter summarizing the conditions of the policy, stating that there are no restrictions on the validity of the policy, and that it is valid in Italy.
If you do not have a valid, international health insurance policy that provides coverage during your stay in Italy you may purchase an Italian health insurance policy through Eduservices*. This Italian health insurance provides emergency health care coverage for students in a number of local hospitals. Depending on the number of months requested, the policy will cost anywhere from €55 to €192 (or approximately $70 - $250). Payments may be made online (see Student Services Pre-Orientation email) with a credit card or may be paid in cash** to the Eduservices representative during Orientation week.
Study Abroad in Rome, Italy. Non-EU Citizens Non-EU citizens have various steps to complete in order to be able to study and reside in Italy from a legal standpoint. Complying with Italian laws is essential to study at John Cabot. The steps include: - requesting a Study Visa - registering for the Permit to Stay with Eduservices*- attending the mandatory Permit to Stay sessions (there are two)- picking up the Permit to Stay Receipt *Student Services will email you the Eduservices registration link for Permit to Stay before Orientation. Application Dates. All candidates are responsible for ensuring that the completed application and all supporting materials reach the University in time for the Admissions Committee to review the application and make a final decision.
All new students are strongly encouraged to submit their Admission application by the priority application date in order to complete the necessary steps to enrolling at John Cabot University and obtain a study visa, if necessary, in a timely manner. The following are application deadlines for degree-seeking, transfer, and study abroad students: See also JCU Academic Calendar. Non-European applicants especially should allow sufficient time for the processing of their student visas by the Italian Consulate in their area of residence.
Students living in the United States or Canada have the option of sending their completed application and materials to either the U.S. Degree Seeking & Transfer Students. All non-EU students must comply with Italian immigration laws in order to study at JCU. We insist that you provide proof that you may legally study in Italy not only because the law requires us to do so, but also because it is the only way we can assure that your studies will not be jeopardized by problems with the Italian immigration authorities. Failure to comply with Italian law can result in deportation and being banned from returning to Italy, among other penalties. For these reasons, we do all that we can to support you in this process. If you have any questions that are not answered below, do not hesitate to contact our Permit to Stay Officer at ps@johncabot.edu or by phone at tel. +39-06-68191256.
Please click on the DS category that applies to you: Study Abroad Alumnus. Kyle Diorio from Toms River, New Jersey, spent Fall 2009 studying abroad at JCU while he was a Communications major at Coastal Carolina University. Kyle lives in Barcelona, where he is studying and working in photography, videography and graphic design. He is currently Media Manager for a Dj Booking and Management Agency representing some of the biggest Techno Djs in the world. On April 26th Kyle was a featured artist at the Apple Store in Barcelona, giving a presentation on his development as a professional in Media Design, using a timeline of projects, equipment, and world travels in that pursuit. "JCU played a huge role in my development as an artist and as a person. About JCU. Degree Seeking & Transfer Students. All non-EU students must comply with Italian immigration laws in order to study at JCU.
We insist that you provide proof that you may legally study in Italy not only because the law requires us to do so, but also because it is the only way we can assure that your studies will not be jeopardized by problems with the Italian immigration authorities. Failure to comply with Italian law can result in deportation and being banned from returning to Italy, among other penalties. For these reasons, we do all that we can to support you in this process. If you have any questions that are not answered below, do not hesitate to contact our Permit to Stay Officer at ps@johncabot.edu or by phone at tel. +39-06-68191256. Please click on the DS category that applies to you: International Student Leadership Conference. US Embassy and Visa Information Anticipated Budget Degree Seeking & Transfer Students. The Italian authorities will accept private U.S. or other non-Italian medical insurance only if the Insurance company issues a letter summarizing the conditions of the policy, stating that there are no restrictions on the validity of the policy, and that it is valid in Italy.
Student Life at John Cabot University Student Government strives to be as open and transparent as possible. On this page, students can now find the exact text and document of all legislation passed during Student Government meetings. An American University Rome. Study Abroad Student. A Communications major at St. Mary's College in Moraga, California, Samira spent the Spring 2013 semester at John Cabot University. Degreen Seeking & Transfer Students. An American University Rome. The John Cabot University Student Government is committed to promoting the interests of JCU students, whether they be Degree Seeking or Visiting. It serves as a reference point for Faculty and Staff to understand better the goals and desires of students, as well as a means by which students' concerns may be voiced to the Administration. Student Life at John Cabot University. Student Government is made up of students elected by the John Cabot University Student Body and four appointed Senate members.
International Student in Italy. An American University Rome. Dear Student, International Student Leadership Conference. American University in Rome. The American Bachelor of Arts is a four year degree. U.S. and international students may be able to transfer credits toward the JCU degree, thus reducing the period of study. Admitted students are classified according to the five categories in the chart below. International Student Leadershop Conference. Tuition, Fees Legal Requirements to Study in Italy - TEST. John Cabot University. Work Study Visiting/Study Abroad Students. Financial Aid & Scholarship. Direct Exchange Program. An American University Rome. International Student Leadership Conference. Student Life at John Cabot University. Financial aid & Scholarships. Study Abroad for JCU Degree-Seeking Students Degree Seeking & Transfer Students. An American University Rome. Degree Seeking & Transfer Students. Student Life at John Cabot University
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