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W&M Exchange- Exeter
Exeter, United Kingdom
(Exchange Program)
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| Restrictions: | W&M applicants only |
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| Program Type: | WM Exchange | Host Institution: | University of Exeter |
| Host Institution Website: | http://www.exeter.ac.uk/ | Language of Instruction: | English |
| Language Requirements: | None | Service Component: | No |
| WM/Reves Scholarships: | No | Credit Type: | Transfer Credit |
| Admission Requirements: | Good Academic Standing | Class Status: | 2- Sophomore, 3- Junior, 4- Senior (first semester only; approval must be secured from Committee on Degrees) |
| Program Goal: | Study Abroad | GPA Requirement: | 3.0 |
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Founded in the mid-nineteenth century, the University of Exeter is one of the United Kingdom's most popular and successful universities. A diverse range of courses is offered at Exeter through its seventeen academic schools, and the University was ranked 9th in the UK in the Sunday Times University Guide 2012. It was also ranked runner-up for the Sunday Times University of the Year award. W&M students may take courses from the full university curriculum, with the exception of music or chemistry courses. Business courses may also be taken. Please note, 30 Exeter credits are equivalent to 8 W&M credits.
Exeter boasts both urban and rural areas, along with a beautiful stretch of beaches that make it a popular tourist destination. The Streatham Campus in Exeter is widely acknowledged as the most beautiful in the UK. Approximately two hours by train from London, Exeter has all the excitement of a big city with the charm and comfort of a small town. Places of interest include the medieval Cathedral, Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, and Exeter Phoenix, a thriving arts center. The cities of Bath, Oxford, Bristol, and Plymouth are all less than two hours away.
The tuition exchange agreement between the College of William & Mary and the University of Exeter allows W&M students to pay their regular tuition to W&M while taking classes at Exeter. The exchange program is best for VA in-state students. Students not chosen for the exchange program have the option of assisted enrollment. Assisted enrollment requires W&M students to pay tuition to Exeter University. Out-of-state students often find assisted enrollment the best option. All W&M students will pay housing, meals and other on site in Exeter.
Host Institution:
University of ExeterExeter boasts both urban and rural areas, along with a beautiful stretch of beaches that make it a popular tourist destination. The Streatham Campus in Exeter is widely acknowledged as the most beautiful in the UK. Approximately two hours by train from London, Exeter has all the excitement of a big city with the charm and comfort of a small town. Places of interest include the medieval Cathedral, Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, and Exeter Phoenix, a thriving arts center. The cities of Bath, Oxford, Bristol, and Plymouth are all less than two hours away.
The tuition exchange agreement between the College of William & Mary and the University of Exeter allows W&M students to pay their regular tuition to W&M while taking classes at Exeter. The exchange program is best for VA in-state students. Students not chosen for the exchange program have the option of assisted enrollment. Assisted enrollment requires W&M students to pay tuition to Exeter University. Out-of-state students often find assisted enrollment the best option. All W&M students will pay housing, meals and other on site in Exeter.
Host Institution:
Terms:
Fall Semester (Sept--Dec)
Spring Semester (January – June)
Academic Year (Sept--June)
Application Deadlines:
Fall Semester: March 15
Spring Semester: October 1
Academic Year: March 15
Eligibility:
W&M student in good standing
3.0 GPA
Language Requirement:
None
Course Information:
Students may choose from the full university curriculum, with the exception of music or chemistry courses.
Academic Credits:
All courses except for those in history must be pre- or post-approved; history courses will be automatically approved as HIST 299. Grades will not be posted on transcript or be included in GPA calculations. Credits will appear as transfer credits on W&M transcripts.
Program Fees:
Exchange: W&M tuition paid to W&M.
Assisted Enrollment: Tuition paid to Exeter.
Housing, Meals, Fees:
Room and board paid directly to Exeter. A $75 application fee, $200 off-campus fee and insurance fee of approximately $34 per month apply to all students, to be paid to the Bursar's Office.
Scholarships
A special scholarship may be available just for students applying for the Exeter exchange; please check the current availability with Molly DeStafney <mldestafney@wm.edu>.
The Reves Center advisor for University of Exeter programs is Caylie Zidwick (crzidwick@wm.edu). For more information on this program and the steps to apply, please review the Steps to Study Abroad on our website.
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| Term | Year | App Deadline | Decision Date | Start Date | End Date |
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| Fall | 2015 | 03/16/2015 | 04/01/2015 | TBA | TBA |
| NOTE: 1. Applications are first reviewed by the Reves Center, and students nominated for the exchange program are notified. Application materials are then sent to the school abroad (and the school abroad often requests additional materials at this time). When the school abroad completes their application review, students are then notified of the final acceptance decision. This timeline varies greatly from school to school. In rare cases a student nominated by the Reves Center will not be selected by the school abroad to attend their university; the Reves Center would then explore further options for the student. 2. Any start and end dates listed are to serve as a guide for general planning, but specific dates are subject to change and may not include mandatory orientation programs or exams. Contact your host university for the most accurate dates. | |||||
| Academic Year | 2015-2016 | 03/16/2015 | 04/01/2015 | TBA | TBA |
| NOTE: 1. Applications are first reviewed by the Reves Center, and students nominated for the exchange program are notified. Application materials are then sent to the school abroad (and the school abroad often requests additional materials at this time). When the school abroad completes their application review, students are then notified of the final acceptance decision. This timeline varies greatly from school to school. In rare cases a student nominated by the Reves Center will not be selected by the school abroad to attend their university; the Reves Center would then explore further options for the student. 2. Any start and end dates listed are to serve as a guide for general planning, but specific dates are subject to change and may not include mandatory orientation programs or exams. Contact your host university for the most accurate dates. | |||||