Exchange Programs Evaluation

Program:
Academic Semester or Year Exchange, Aarhuis School of Business, Denmark British Universities Exchange Programs French Co-Op Programs Kansai Gaidai University Exchange Programs Academic Semester or Year Exchange in Mainz, Germany UNT/Monterrery TEC (ITESM) Exchange Program Academic Year Exchange Program at Soochow University in Taiwan Academic Semester or Year Exchange, Steyr School School of Management Tubingen Exchange Program UAEM (Autonomous University of the State of Mexico) Exchange Program University of Monterrey (UDEM) Exchange Program

Was this an ISEP program?:
Select One Yes No

Major:

Your advisor or tutor at the host institution, if you had one:

How was the quality of your pre-departure orientation meeting(s)? What information was left out? Which areas need to be covered more in-depth?

How was your travel experience to and from your place of study? What were unforeseen hitches that caused delays/other inconveniences or unexpected bonuses that made it enjoyable? Please comment on local transportation.

Once you arrived at your host school, what difficulties did you experience that you were not prepared for? Upon arrival in the host country, were you given any kind of orientation or organized distribution of logistical information? What did it cover and not cover that you needed to know?

Tell us about student services, if applicable. Was medical assistance accessible at the school? If you needed assistance for any reason (academic, financial), how easy was it to obtain? Was the International or Student Support Office at your site student-friendly?

How did your accommodation and meal arrangements meet your expectations? How would you describe them to a future student going on the same program? What would you recommend to a future student?

What cultural differences would you warn future students about to save them from making mistakes you might have made? These could be things you witnessed within your host family (if you had one) or friends; general host country attitudes that differed from your own; or ways of doing things that were just not what you expected.

What are the strengths of this program?

What are the weaknesses that the prior questions have not addressed?

What did you like best about your experience?

What did you like least?

Now that you have been back from your program for a little while, reflect on our experience of re-entry into the United States and Texas. Have you had any surprises or difficulties with that? What would you tell future students about this aspect of long-term study abroad?

Please tell us anything else we need to know, including any questions you think we should add to our evaluation form.