No. As a study abroad student, you are subject to the rules, regulations, and academic policies of the host university / program. TCU cannot intervene, change, or provide exceptions to their academic policies. This may include: Add / drop processes and policies Attendance / absence policies Grading structure Grade disputes Dates, times, and locations of… Read more »
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How do I request academic accommodations abroad?
If you wish to request academic accommodations while studying abroad, contact the Student Acces & Accomodation Center staff. They can be reached by email or by calling 817-257-6567. They are located in the Harrison, Suite 1200. Requests for accommodations should be made at least 3 months before departure, following university procedures.
Where should I keep important health information?
If you feel comfortable, please disclose health information, including serious and chronic conditions, allergies, and mental health concerns, with your Program Leaders. We recommend storing medical information on your phone using a Medical ID app: Put Emergency Info on Your Phone’s Lock Screen Please keep in mind that health care access, delivery, and structures may… Read more »
Which TCU program require/do not require me to be fully vaccinated to participate? (updated 6/15/2022)
Please refer to the Global TCU brochure for the program you are interested in to learn more about vaccine requirements. We will continue to monitor changes to host country COVID-19 regulations and update as appropriate.
If I am traveling on behalf of TCU but not with a program (i.e., conference, research), what do I need to know?
You are responsible for monitoring all vaccine requirements for all venues and places you may visit. COVID conditions and requirements are extremely fluid and changes to policy may result in travel disruptions, additional costs, and my ability to access venues or activities.
What if the vaccine requirements change after I commit to a program?
International and domestic regulations regarding COVID-19 are extremely fluid. All TCU students will be expected to fully comply with vaccine requirements of the host country or any host country/third party provider. In addition, if proof of vaccine becomes necessary to access program facilities or participate in required activities, students will be expected to provide proof… Read more »
What does it mean to be “fully vaccinated” with respect to domestic and international programs?
COVID-19 policies of the host country will determine what is considered “fully vaccinated.” At this time, most countries recognize all vaccines available in the US, and typically require a period of 14-28 days to be considered fully vaccinated. We anticipate additional requirements surrounding booster doses to follow. Vaccines are available at the TCU Health Center.
If I am international student, can I study abroad?
Yes! Many international students study abroad. Please work with International Student Services to ensure your eligibility to leave and return to the U.S. It is your responsibility to research the entry requirements for traveling to your study abroad country(ies). If you need a visa, you will need to gather the requisite materials and submit the… Read more »
What happens if I don’t register?
Failure to submit Travel Authorization and Registration may result in delayed or denied reimbursements as well as denial of future travel for TCU.
What type of trips do I need to register?
All international travel supported by TCU, including conferences, research, creative activities, study abroad, teaching, site visits, athletics, recruitment, etc.