Additional resources include sbccpromise.org, sbcc.edu/veteranssupport, and crowdsourcing sites such as studentbackr.com, studyabroadfunding.org, fundmytravel.com and scholarship sites such as fastweb.com, fundforeducationabroad.org.
Payment Schedule Payment Schedule Nonrefundable first payment Final Payment
Due with application on or before April 16, 2018
$250
April 20, 2018
$3,690
Total $3940 * Total includes $150 refundable security deposit
Refunds/Cancellation Refunds/Cancellations. Cancellation must be made in writing to the ACCENT San Francisco Center and to nwalther@pipeline.sbcc.edu, and is effective the date of the receipt by ACCENT. Date of Cancellation
Penalty
70 days prior to start of program 50-69 days prior to start of program
$250 $1,000
30-49 days prior to J start of program
$1,500
15-29 days prior start of program
$2,500
0-14 days prior start of program
No refund
*Before the start date of the program, should the U.S. State Department issue a “Travel Warning” that warns American citizens against all non-essential travel to Paris, France, ACCENT will immediately advise SBCC to cancel its program. If the program is canceled by SBCC, ACCENT will refund the entire program fee to all participants on that program.
Travel & Housing Air Transportation. SBCC has contracted with ACCENT to provide travel and housing arrangements for the Paris Summer ’18 Program.
Group Flight Deadline: March 16, 2018 ACCENT will organize an optional round-trip group flight from LAX to Paris on a regularly scheduled airline. Airfare is not included in the
program price. Space on the group flight cannot be guaranteed after the flight payment deadline March 16, 2018. The group flight must have a minimum of 10 participants. In case the minimum is not reached, the group flight may be canceled.
Information meetings for the program will be held on the SBCC Campus.
You may make your own travel arrangements if you do not wish to travel with the group.
Attendance is not mandatory for participation in the program
ACCENT representative(s) will meet the group flight participants at the appropriate airport in Paris on June 25, 2018.
Parents and students are welcome to attend.
For the group arrival transfer, ACCENT will arrange a coach bus or taxi transfer from the Paris airport to the designated arrival point in Paris. All participants are responsible for checking in at the designated arrival point and time on the scheduled date of arrival. Participants missing the transfer and/or check-in time are responsible for making and paying their own transfer and first-night accommodations respectively. Detailed arrival information will be provided to all participants approximately two weeks prior to arrival.
Information Meetings
Information meetings are usually located at the Luria Library Conference Room on the West Campus unless otherwise noted. Please visit the below website for dates and times and look for flyers on the SBCC campus. Meetings are subject to change. Please check with the Study Abroad office at (805) 730-4294 to confirm.
Architecture & Art History in
Paris, France
sbcc.edu/studyabroad/informationmeetings.php For even more information connect with us on social media @studyabroadsbcc!
Housing Arrangements. Exact housing placements will be provided to participants upon your arrival. Double/triple single-sex occupancy rooms in shared student apartments with a kitchen, bathroom, and general living area, will be provided in Paris. Roommate requests can be send to ACCENT after acceptance into the program once the program has reached its minimum student participant requirement.
FOR MORE INFORMATION Study Abroad Office International Education Center, Room 1 Phone: (805) 730-4294 nwalther@pipeline.sbcc.edu ACCENT 870 Market Street, Suite 1026 San Francisco, CA 94102 Phone: (800) 896-9291 Fax: (415) 835-3749 Program Director Dr. Joy Kunz Office Location at SBCC: H-212 (E-mail for appointment) E-mail: jekunz@sbcc.edu Phone: (805) 965-0581 x 3737
SUMMER 2018 June 24 – July 24, 2018
Program Description Live and study in Paris, the premier art capital of the world! Paris is the best place to see the art of the Romantics and the Impressionists. Study the work of Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Degas, Rodin, Van Gogh, and Toulouse Lautrec. Learn about the artists and their work in the world’s most famous museums. Over the centuries, so many of them have come to Paris to work and be inspired by the beauty and energy of this city. Experience in person the art you’ve admired in textbooks and movies! Explore Gothic cathedrals, Renaissance castles, Baroque palaces, classical gardens, and of course the Eiffel Tower and the Old Paris Opera House. Paris also has exceptional modern and fascinating postmodern buildings! Gather insight into French culture by living in the heart of this beautiful French city during this summer program. Experience fireworks at the Eiffel Tower on Bastille Day and the finale of the Tour de France in the heart of Paris! Read a book in an intimate park. Enjoy lively Parisian cafés, discover delicious food and vibrant music scenes by night.
Program Highlights • •
• • • • • •
Guided tours of Notre Dame Paris, Sainte Chapelle and the Paris Opera House Entry to Pompidou Centre, Rodin Museum, Marmatton, The Louvre, D’Orsay, Delacroix Musee, The Orangerie Musee, and Villa Savoye Guided walking tours of Le Marais, including the Place des Visges One-day excursion to Giverny/Rouen Three-day, two-night excursion to Amsterdam including the Vincent Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, Stedlik Museum, and boat tour One-day excursion to Versailles One-day excursion to Chartres One-day excursion to Fontainebleau/ Vaux-leVicomte “aux Chandelles”
Program Director Dr. Joy Kunz teaches Art History at SBCC and combines her love of art, architecture, and travel in SBCC Study Abroad programs. Dr. Kunz has traveled extensively in Europe, Africa, and South America. She earned a degree in Literature from California Lutheran University, a Master's degree in Renaissance Art History from Saint Louis University, and a Ph.D. from the University of California Santa Barbara in American Modern and a sub-specialty in European 19th Century Art and Architecture. One of Professor Kunz's greatest pleasures is introducing students to great art and architecture and to the rich experience of living in Paris.
Program Requirements The Summer 2018 program in Paris is open to students who are 18+ years and who are in good academic standing. There is no language or major requirement. You do not have to be currently enrolled at SBCC, but must enroll for Summer II, 2018 once you are accepted to the program. You will be required to attend a mandatory pre-departure meeting in May 2018. Details will be sent prior to the meeting.
Application Deadline We encourage you to apply early as the number of places is limited.
Submit the non-refundable $250 application deposit with the program application and required application documents to the SBCC Study Abroad Office by April 16, 2018. Please make check out to ACCENT. We cannot accept cash! After review of your application, an interview with Professor Kunz will be scheduled. If you live outside the Santa Barbara area, you may be interviewed by telephone. The deposit check will be forwarded to ACCENT, our service provider, upon your official acceptance to the program, at which point it becomes non-refundable. Subsequent payment needs to be made directly to ACCENT. Failure to make any payment when due will automatically cancel you from the program one week after the payment due date. All payments are effective the day they are received by ACCENT. All questions about the non-academic part of the program should be directed to ACCENT. Questions about academics should be directed to Dr. Kunz.
Courses and Credits The courses that are offered as part of the program are usually transferable to the University of California and California State University. Check with your counselor or adviser for possible exceptions. All students must enroll in 6 units. Course
Name
Application Deadline: April 16, 2018 **Please apply no later than March 9th if you are planning on taking the group flight. A minimum of 20 students must be approved by April 20th for the program to materialize. If the program is full before the deadline, acceptance cannot be guaranteed.
ART 211 ART 113
19th Century Art Survey of Architecture
TOTAL
U ni ts 3 Units 3 Units 6 Units
Program Cost
Application Process
The price is based on 20 or more program participants. If less than 20 students enroll in the program, the program may be canceled.
Application forms are available at the SBCC Study Abroad Office and online at sbcc.edu/studyabroad
- $3,940
* does not include airfare ** includes $250 non-refundable application fee *** includes $150 refundable security deposit The final program price depends on the number of students enrolled in the program. Includes: Housing in double/triple single-sex occupancy rooms in shared student apartments in Paris, Paris transit passes, select excursions including transportation, accommodations and breakfast on scheduled overnight excursions, select tours and entry fees, student ID card, access to ACCENT Paris Study Center and staff with limited Internet and WIFI and study room. Not included: Round-trip airfare, transfer to/from airports except for Paris transfer for group flights, passport fees, visa fees, required health and travel insurance, SBCC registration fees (non-residents are required to pay out-of-state or out-of-country fees), textbooks, food except as listed on overnight excursions, personal expenses and any other expenses not specifically listed as included. Students carrying expensive laptops, phones or other valuables are encouraged to get additional private insurance to cover loss.
Funding for Study Abroad If you need financial assistance to participate in this Study Abroad program, contact the Financial Aid Office and begin financial aid paperwork early. Please see our website for additional information about financial aid at sbcc.edu/financialaid SBCC Study Abroad Scholarships are available at sbcc.edu/scholarships/ ACCENT offers merit and need-based scholarships in partnership with Frosch Student Travel. For more information and to apply go to: accentintl.com/participant-information/accentscholarship/
Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship – IIE provides over 2,000 scholarships of up to $5,000/year to Community College Students who have never traveled abroad. You must be eligible to receive Pell Grants. Apply at gilmanscholarship.org/
Program Description Live and study in Paris, the premier art capital of the world! Paris is the best place to see the art of the Romantics and the Impressionists. Study the work of Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Degas, Rodin, Van Gogh, and Toulouse Lautrec. Learn about the artists and their work in the world’s most famous museums. Over the centuries, so many of them have come to Paris to work and be inspired by the beauty and energy of this city. Experience in person the art you’ve admired in textbooks and movies! Explore Gothic cathedrals, Renaissance castles, Baroque palaces, classical gardens, and of course the Eiffel Tower and the Old Paris Opera House. Paris also has exceptional modern and fascinating postmodern buildings! Gather insight into French culture by living in the heart of this beautiful French city during this summer program. Experience fireworks at the Eiffel Tower on Bastille Day and the finale of the Tour de France in the heart of Paris! Read a book in an intimate park. Enjoy lively Parisian cafés, discover delicious food and vibrant music scenes by night.
Program Highlights • •
• • • • • •
Guided tours of Notre Dame Paris, Sainte Chapelle and the Paris Opera House Entry to Pompidou Centre, Rodin Museum, Marmatton, The Louvre, D’Orsay, Delacroix Musee, The Orangerie Musee, and Villa Savoye Guided walking tours of Le Marais, including the Place des Visges One-day excursion to Giverny/Rouen Three-day, two-night excursion to Amsterdam including the Vincent Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, Stedlik Museum, and boat tour One-day excursion to Versailles One-day excursion to Chartres One-day excursion to Fontainebleau/ Vaux-leVicomte “aux Chandelles”
Program Director Dr. Joy Kunz teaches Art History at SBCC and combines her love of art, architecture, and travel in SBCC Study Abroad programs. Dr. Kunz has traveled extensively in Europe, Africa, and South America. She earned a degree in Literature from California Lutheran University, a Master's degree in Renaissance Art History from Saint Louis University, and a Ph.D. from the University of California Santa Barbara in American Modern and a sub-specialty in European 19th Century Art and Architecture. One of Professor Kunz's greatest pleasures is introducing students to great art and architecture and to the rich experience of living in Paris.
Program Requirements The Summer 2018 program in Paris is open to students who are 18+ years and who are in good academic standing. There is no language or major requirement. You do not have to be currently enrolled at SBCC, but must enroll for Summer II, 2018 once you are accepted to the program. You will be required to attend a mandatory pre-departure meeting in May 2018. Details will be sent prior to the meeting.
Application Deadline We encourage you to apply early as the number of places is limited.
Submit the non-refundable $250 application deposit with the program application and required application documents to the SBCC Study Abroad Office by April 16, 2018. Please make check out to ACCENT. We cannot accept cash! After review of your application, an interview with Professor Kunz will be scheduled. If you live outside the Santa Barbara area, you may be interviewed by telephone. The deposit check will be forwarded to ACCENT, our service provider, upon your official acceptance to the program, at which point it becomes non-refundable. Subsequent payment needs to be made directly to ACCENT. Failure to make any payment when due will automatically cancel you from the program one week after the payment due date. All payments are effective the day they are received by ACCENT. All questions about the non-academic part of the program should be directed to ACCENT. Questions about academics should be directed to Dr. Kunz.
Courses and Credits The courses that are offered as part of the program are usually transferable to the University of California and California State University. Check with your counselor or adviser for possible exceptions. All students must enroll in 6 units. Course
Name
Application Deadline: April 16, 2018 **Please apply no later than March 9th if you are planning on taking the group flight. A minimum of 20 students must be approved by April 20th for the program to materialize. If the program is full before the deadline, acceptance cannot be guaranteed.
ART 211 ART 113
19th Century Art Survey of Architecture
TOTAL
U ni ts 3 Units 3 Units 6 Units
Program Cost
Application Process
The price is based on 20 or more program participants. If less than 20 students enroll in the program, the program may be canceled.
Application forms are available at the SBCC Study Abroad Office and online at sbcc.edu/studyabroad
- $3,940
* does not include airfare ** includes $250 non-refundable application fee *** includes $150 refundable security deposit The final program price depends on the number of students enrolled in the program. Includes: Housing in double/triple single-sex occupancy rooms in shared student apartments in Paris, Paris transit passes, select excursions including transportation, accommodations and breakfast on scheduled overnight excursions, select tours and entry fees, student ID card, access to ACCENT Paris Study Center and staff with limited Internet and WIFI and study room. Not included: Round-trip airfare, transfer to/from airports except for Paris transfer for group flights, passport fees, visa fees, required health and travel insurance, SBCC registration fees (non-residents are required to pay out-of-state or out-of-country fees), textbooks, food except as listed on overnight excursions, personal expenses and any other expenses not specifically listed as included. Students carrying expensive laptops, phones or other valuables are encouraged to get additional private insurance to cover loss.
Funding for Study Abroad If you need financial assistance to participate in this Study Abroad program, contact the Financial Aid Office and begin financial aid paperwork early. Please see our website for additional information about financial aid at sbcc.edu/financialaid SBCC Study Abroad Scholarships are available at sbcc.edu/scholarships/ ACCENT offers merit and need-based scholarships in partnership with Frosch Student Travel. For more information and to apply go to: accentintl.com/participant-information/accentscholarship/
Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship – IIE provides over 2,000 scholarships of up to $5,000/year to Community College Students who have never traveled abroad. You must be eligible to receive Pell Grants. Apply at gilmanscholarship.org/
Program Description Live and study in Paris, the premier art capital of the world! Paris is the best place to see the art of the Romantics and the Impressionists. Study the work of Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Degas, Rodin, Van Gogh, and Toulouse Lautrec. Learn about the artists and their work in the world’s most famous museums. Over the centuries, so many of them have come to Paris to work and be inspired by the beauty and energy of this city. Experience in person the art you’ve admired in textbooks and movies! Explore Gothic cathedrals, Renaissance castles, Baroque palaces, classical gardens, and of course the Eiffel Tower and the Old Paris Opera House. Paris also has exceptional modern and fascinating postmodern buildings! Gather insight into French culture by living in the heart of this beautiful French city during this summer program. Experience fireworks at the Eiffel Tower on Bastille Day and the finale of the Tour de France in the heart of Paris! Read a book in an intimate park. Enjoy lively Parisian cafés, discover delicious food and vibrant music scenes by night.
Program Highlights • •
• • • • • •
Guided tours of Notre Dame Paris, Sainte Chapelle and the Paris Opera House Entry to Pompidou Centre, Rodin Museum, Marmatton, The Louvre, D’Orsay, Delacroix Musee, The Orangerie Musee, and Villa Savoye Guided walking tours of Le Marais, including the Place des Visges One-day excursion to Giverny/Rouen Three-day, two-night excursion to Amsterdam including the Vincent Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, Stedlik Museum, and boat tour One-day excursion to Versailles One-day excursion to Chartres One-day excursion to Fontainebleau/ Vaux-leVicomte “aux Chandelles”
Program Director Dr. Joy Kunz teaches Art History at SBCC and combines her love of art, architecture, and travel in SBCC Study Abroad programs. Dr. Kunz has traveled extensively in Europe, Africa, and South America. She earned a degree in Literature from California Lutheran University, a Master's degree in Renaissance Art History from Saint Louis University, and a Ph.D. from the University of California Santa Barbara in American Modern and a sub-specialty in European 19th Century Art and Architecture. One of Professor Kunz's greatest pleasures is introducing students to great art and architecture and to the rich experience of living in Paris.
Program Requirements The Summer 2018 program in Paris is open to students who are 18+ years and who are in good academic standing. There is no language or major requirement. You do not have to be currently enrolled at SBCC, but must enroll for Summer II, 2018 once you are accepted to the program. You will be required to attend a mandatory pre-departure meeting in May 2018. Details will be sent prior to the meeting.
Application Deadline We encourage you to apply early as the number of places is limited.
Submit the non-refundable $250 application deposit with the program application and required application documents to the SBCC Study Abroad Office by April 16, 2018. Please make check out to ACCENT. We cannot accept cash! After review of your application, an interview with Professor Kunz will be scheduled. If you live outside the Santa Barbara area, you may be interviewed by telephone. The deposit check will be forwarded to ACCENT, our service provider, upon your official acceptance to the program, at which point it becomes non-refundable. Subsequent payment needs to be made directly to ACCENT. Failure to make any payment when due will automatically cancel you from the program one week after the payment due date. All payments are effective the day they are received by ACCENT. All questions about the non-academic part of the program should be directed to ACCENT. Questions about academics should be directed to Dr. Kunz.
Courses and Credits The courses that are offered as part of the program are usually transferable to the University of California and California State University. Check with your counselor or adviser for possible exceptions. All students must enroll in 6 units. Course
Name
Application Deadline: April 16, 2018 **Please apply no later than March 9th if you are planning on taking the group flight. A minimum of 20 students must be approved by April 20th for the program to materialize. If the program is full before the deadline, acceptance cannot be guaranteed.
ART 211 ART 113
19th Century Art Survey of Architecture
TOTAL
U ni ts 3 Units 3 Units 6 Units
Program Cost
Application Process
The price is based on 20 or more program participants. If less than 20 students enroll in the program, the program may be canceled.
Application forms are available at the SBCC Study Abroad Office and online at sbcc.edu/studyabroad
- $3,940
* does not include airfare ** includes $250 non-refundable application fee *** includes $150 refundable security deposit The final program price depends on the number of students enrolled in the program. Includes: Housing in double/triple single-sex occupancy rooms in shared student apartments in Paris, Paris transit passes, select excursions including transportation, accommodations and breakfast on scheduled overnight excursions, select tours and entry fees, student ID card, access to ACCENT Paris Study Center and staff with limited Internet and WIFI and study room. Not included: Round-trip airfare, transfer to/from airports except for Paris transfer for group flights, passport fees, visa fees, required health and travel insurance, SBCC registration fees (non-residents are required to pay out-of-state or out-of-country fees), textbooks, food except as listed on overnight excursions, personal expenses and any other expenses not specifically listed as included. Students carrying expensive laptops, phones or other valuables are encouraged to get additional private insurance to cover loss.
Funding for Study Abroad If you need financial assistance to participate in this Study Abroad program, contact the Financial Aid Office and begin financial aid paperwork early. Please see our website for additional information about financial aid at sbcc.edu/financialaid SBCC Study Abroad Scholarships are available at sbcc.edu/scholarships/ ACCENT offers merit and need-based scholarships in partnership with Frosch Student Travel. For more information and to apply go to: accentintl.com/participant-information/accentscholarship/
Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship – IIE provides over 2,000 scholarships of up to $5,000/year to Community College Students who have never traveled abroad. You must be eligible to receive Pell Grants. Apply at gilmanscholarship.org/
Program Description Live and study in Paris, the premier art capital of the world! Paris is the best place to see the art of the Romantics and the Impressionists. Study the work of Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Degas, Rodin, Van Gogh, and Toulouse Lautrec. Learn about the artists and their work in the world’s most famous museums. Over the centuries, so many of them have come to Paris to work and be inspired by the beauty and energy of this city. Experience in person the art you’ve admired in textbooks and movies! Explore Gothic cathedrals, Renaissance castles, Baroque palaces, classical gardens, and of course the Eiffel Tower and the Old Paris Opera House. Paris also has exceptional modern and fascinating postmodern buildings! Gather insight into French culture by living in the heart of this beautiful French city during this summer program. Experience fireworks at the Eiffel Tower on Bastille Day and the finale of the Tour de France in the heart of Paris! Read a book in an intimate park. Enjoy lively Parisian cafés, discover delicious food and vibrant music scenes by night.
Program Highlights • •
• • • • • •
Guided tours of Notre Dame Paris, Sainte Chapelle and the Paris Opera House Entry to Pompidou Centre, Rodin Museum, Marmatton, The Louvre, D’Orsay, Delacroix Musee, The Orangerie Musee, and Villa Savoye Guided walking tours of Le Marais, including the Place des Visges One-day excursion to Giverny/Rouen Three-day, two-night excursion to Amsterdam including the Vincent Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, Stedlik Museum, and boat tour One-day excursion to Versailles One-day excursion to Chartres One-day excursion to Fontainebleau/ Vaux-leVicomte “aux Chandelles”
Program Director Dr. Joy Kunz teaches Art History at SBCC and combines her love of art, architecture, and travel in SBCC Study Abroad programs. Dr. Kunz has traveled extensively in Europe, Africa, and South America. She earned a degree in Literature from California Lutheran University, a Master's degree in Renaissance Art History from Saint Louis University, and a Ph.D. from the University of California Santa Barbara in American Modern and a sub-specialty in European 19th Century Art and Architecture. One of Professor Kunz's greatest pleasures is introducing students to great art and architecture and to the rich experience of living in Paris.
Program Requirements The Summer 2018 program in Paris is open to students who are 18+ years and who are in good academic standing. There is no language or major requirement. You do not have to be currently enrolled at SBCC, but must enroll for Summer II, 2018 once you are accepted to the program. You will be required to attend a mandatory pre-departure meeting in May 2018. Details will be sent prior to the meeting.
Application Deadline We encourage you to apply early as the number of places is limited.
Submit the non-refundable $250 application deposit with the program application and required application documents to the SBCC Study Abroad Office by April 16, 2018. Please make check out to ACCENT. We cannot accept cash! After review of your application, an interview with Professor Kunz will be scheduled. If you live outside the Santa Barbara area, you may be interviewed by telephone. The deposit check will be forwarded to ACCENT, our service provider, upon your official acceptance to the program, at which point it becomes non-refundable. Subsequent payment needs to be made directly to ACCENT. Failure to make any payment when due will automatically cancel you from the program one week after the payment due date. All payments are effective the day they are received by ACCENT. All questions about the non-academic part of the program should be directed to ACCENT. Questions about academics should be directed to Dr. Kunz.
Courses and Credits The courses that are offered as part of the program are usually transferable to the University of California and California State University. Check with your counselor or adviser for possible exceptions. All students must enroll in 6 units. Course
Name
Application Deadline: April 16, 2018 **Please apply no later than March 9th if you are planning on taking the group flight. A minimum of 20 students must be approved by April 20th for the program to materialize. If the program is full before the deadline, acceptance cannot be guaranteed.
ART 211 ART 113
19th Century Art Survey of Architecture
TOTAL
U ni ts 3 Units 3 Units 6 Units
Program Cost
Application Process
The price is based on 20 or more program participants. If less than 20 students enroll in the program, the program may be canceled.
Application forms are available at the SBCC Study Abroad Office and online at sbcc.edu/studyabroad
- $3,940
* does not include airfare ** includes $250 non-refundable application fee *** includes $150 refundable security deposit The final program price depends on the number of students enrolled in the program. Includes: Housing in double/triple single-sex occupancy rooms in shared student apartments in Paris, Paris transit passes, select excursions including transportation, accommodations and breakfast on scheduled overnight excursions, select tours and entry fees, student ID card, access to ACCENT Paris Study Center and staff with limited Internet and WIFI and study room. Not included: Round-trip airfare, transfer to/from airports except for Paris transfer for group flights, passport fees, visa fees, required health and travel insurance, SBCC registration fees (non-residents are required to pay out-of-state or out-of-country fees), textbooks, food except as listed on overnight excursions, personal expenses and any other expenses not specifically listed as included. Students carrying expensive laptops, phones or other valuables are encouraged to get additional private insurance to cover loss.
Funding for Study Abroad If you need financial assistance to participate in this Study Abroad program, contact the Financial Aid Office and begin financial aid paperwork early. Please see our website for additional information about financial aid at sbcc.edu/financialaid SBCC Study Abroad Scholarships are available at sbcc.edu/scholarships/ ACCENT offers merit and need-based scholarships in partnership with Frosch Student Travel. For more information and to apply go to: accentintl.com/participant-information/accentscholarship/
Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship – IIE provides over 2,000 scholarships of up to $5,000/year to Community College Students who have never traveled abroad. You must be eligible to receive Pell Grants. Apply at gilmanscholarship.org/
Additional resources include sbccpromise.org, sbcc.edu/veteranssupport, and crowdsourcing sites such as studentbackr.com, studyabroadfunding.org, fundmytravel.com and scholarship sites such as fastweb.com, fundforeducationabroad.org.
Payment Schedule Payment Schedule Nonrefundable first payment Final Payment
Due with application on or before April 16, 2018
$250
April 20, 2018
$3,690
Total $3940 * Total includes $150 refundable security deposit
Refunds/Cancellation Refunds/Cancellations. Cancellation must be made in writing to the ACCENT San Francisco Center and to nwalther@pipeline.sbcc.edu, and is effective the date of the receipt by ACCENT. Date of Cancellation
Penalty
70 days prior to start of program 50-69 days prior to start of program
$250 $1,000
30-49 days prior to J start of program
$1,500
15-29 days prior start of program
$2,500
0-14 days prior start of program
No refund
*Before the start date of the program, should the U.S. State Department issue a “Travel Warning” that warns American citizens against all non-essential travel to Paris, France, ACCENT will immediately advise SBCC to cancel its program. If the program is canceled by SBCC, ACCENT will refund the entire program fee to all participants on that program.
Travel & Housing Air Transportation. SBCC has contracted with ACCENT to provide travel and housing arrangements for the Paris Summer ’18 Program.
Group Flight Deadline: March 16, 2018 ACCENT will organize an optional round-trip group flight from LAX to Paris on a regularly scheduled airline. Airfare is not included in the
program price. Space on the group flight cannot be guaranteed after the flight payment deadline March 16, 2018. The group flight must have a minimum of 10 participants. In case the minimum is not reached, the group flight may be canceled.
Information meetings for the program will be held on the SBCC Campus.
You may make your own travel arrangements if you do not wish to travel with the group.
Attendance is not mandatory for participation in the program
ACCENT representative(s) will meet the group flight participants at the appropriate airport in Paris on June 25, 2018.
Parents and students are welcome to attend.
For the group arrival transfer, ACCENT will arrange a coach bus or taxi transfer from the Paris airport to the designated arrival point in Paris. All participants are responsible for checking in at the designated arrival point and time on the scheduled date of arrival. Participants missing the transfer and/or check-in time are responsible for making and paying their own transfer and first-night accommodations respectively. Detailed arrival information will be provided to all participants approximately two weeks prior to arrival.
Information Meetings
Information meetings are usually located at the Luria Library Conference Room on the West Campus unless otherwise noted. Please visit the below website for dates and times and look for flyers on the SBCC campus. Meetings are subject to change. Please check with the Study Abroad office at (805) 730-4294 to confirm.
Architecture & Art History in
Paris, France
sbcc.edu/studyabroad/informationmeetings.php For even more information connect with us on social media @studyabroadsbcc!
Housing Arrangements. Exact housing placements will be provided to participants upon your arrival. Double/triple single-sex occupancy rooms in shared student apartments with a kitchen, bathroom, and general living area, will be provided in Paris. Roommate requests can be send to ACCENT after acceptance into the program once the program has reached its minimum student participant requirement.
FOR MORE INFORMATION Study Abroad Office International Education Center, Room 1 Phone: (805) 730-4294 nwalther@pipeline.sbcc.edu ACCENT 870 Market Street, Suite 1026 San Francisco, CA 94102 Phone: (800) 896-9291 Fax: (415) 835-3749 Program Director Dr. Joy Kunz Office Location at SBCC: H-212 (E-mail for appointment) E-mail: jekunz@sbcc.edu Phone: (805) 965-0581 x 3737
SUMMER 2018 June 24 – July 24, 2018
Additional resources include sbccpromise.org, sbcc.edu/veteranssupport, and crowdsourcing sites such as studentbackr.com, studyabroadfunding.org, fundmytravel.com and scholarship sites such as fastweb.com, fundforeducationabroad.org.
Payment Schedule Payment Schedule Nonrefundable first payment Final Payment
Due with application on or before April 16, 2018
$250
April 20, 2018
$3,690
Total $3940 * Total includes $150 refundable security deposit
Refunds/Cancellation Refunds/Cancellations. Cancellation must be made in writing to the ACCENT San Francisco Center and to nwalther@pipeline.sbcc.edu, and is effective the date of the receipt by ACCENT. Date of Cancellation
Penalty
70 days prior to start of program 50-69 days prior to start of program
$250 $1,000
30-49 days prior to J start of program
$1,500
15-29 days prior start of program
$2,500
0-14 days prior start of program
No refund
*Before the start date of the program, should the U.S. State Department issue a “Travel Warning” that warns American citizens against all non-essential travel to Paris, France, ACCENT will immediately advise SBCC to cancel its program. If the program is canceled by SBCC, ACCENT will refund the entire program fee to all participants on that program.
Travel & Housing Air Transportation. SBCC has contracted with ACCENT to provide travel and housing arrangements for the Paris Summer ’18 Program.
Group Flight Deadline: March 16, 2018 ACCENT will organize an optional round-trip group flight from LAX to Paris on a regularly scheduled airline. Airfare is not included in the
program price. Space on the group flight cannot be guaranteed after the flight payment deadline March 16, 2018. The group flight must have a minimum of 10 participants. In case the minimum is not reached, the group flight may be canceled.
Information meetings for the program will be held on the SBCC Campus.
You may make your own travel arrangements if you do not wish to travel with the group.
Attendance is not mandatory for participation in the program
ACCENT representative(s) will meet the group flight participants at the appropriate airport in Paris on June 25, 2018.
Parents and students are welcome to attend.
For the group arrival transfer, ACCENT will arrange a coach bus or taxi transfer from the Paris airport to the designated arrival point in Paris. All participants are responsible for checking in at the designated arrival point and time on the scheduled date of arrival. Participants missing the transfer and/or check-in time are responsible for making and paying their own transfer and first-night accommodations respectively. Detailed arrival information will be provided to all participants approximately two weeks prior to arrival.
Information Meetings
Information meetings are usually located at the Luria Library Conference Room on the West Campus unless otherwise noted. Please visit the below website for dates and times and look for flyers on the SBCC campus. Meetings are subject to change. Please check with the Study Abroad office at (805) 730-4294 to confirm.
Architecture & Art History in
Paris, France
sbcc.edu/studyabroad/informationmeetings.php For even more information connect with us on social media @studyabroadsbcc!
Housing Arrangements. Exact housing placements will be provided to participants upon your arrival. Double/triple single-sex occupancy rooms in shared student apartments with a kitchen, bathroom, and general living area, will be provided in Paris. Roommate requests can be send to ACCENT after acceptance into the program once the program has reached its minimum student participant requirement.
FOR MORE INFORMATION Study Abroad Office International Education Center, Room 1 Phone: (805) 730-4294 nwalther@pipeline.sbcc.edu ACCENT 870 Market Street, Suite 1026 San Francisco, CA 94102 Phone: (800) 896-9291 Fax: (415) 835-3749 Program Director Dr. Joy Kunz Office Location at SBCC: H-212 (E-mail for appointment) E-mail: jekunz@sbcc.edu Phone: (805) 965-0581 x 3737
SUMMER 2018 June 24 – July 24, 2018
Additional resources include sbccpromise.org, sbcc.edu/veteranssupport, and crowdsourcing sites such as studentbackr.com, studyabroadfunding.org, fundmytravel.com and scholarship sites such as fastweb.com, fundforeducationabroad.org.
Payment Schedule Payment Schedule Nonrefundable first payment Final Payment
Due with application on or before April 16, 2018
$250
April 20, 2018
$3,690
Total $3940 * Total includes $150 refundable security deposit
Refunds/Cancellation Refunds/Cancellations. Cancellation must be made in writing to the ACCENT San Francisco Center and to nwalther@pipeline.sbcc.edu, and is effective the date of the receipt by ACCENT. Date of Cancellation
Penalty
70 days prior to start of program 50-69 days prior to start of program
$250 $1,000
30-49 days prior to J start of program
$1,500
15-29 days prior start of program
$2,500
0-14 days prior start of program
No refund
*Before the start date of the program, should the U.S. State Department issue a “Travel Warning” that warns American citizens against all non-essential travel to Paris, France, ACCENT will immediately advise SBCC to cancel its program. If the program is canceled by SBCC, ACCENT will refund the entire program fee to all participants on that program.
Travel & Housing Air Transportation. SBCC has contracted with ACCENT to provide travel and housing arrangements for the Paris Summer ’18 Program.
Group Flight Deadline: March 16, 2018 ACCENT will organize an optional round-trip group flight from LAX to Paris on a regularly scheduled airline. Airfare is not included in the
program price. Space on the group flight cannot be guaranteed after the flight payment deadline March 16, 2018. The group flight must have a minimum of 10 participants. In case the minimum is not reached, the group flight may be canceled.
Information meetings for the program will be held on the SBCC Campus.
You may make your own travel arrangements if you do not wish to travel with the group.
Attendance is not mandatory for participation in the program
ACCENT representative(s) will meet the group flight participants at the appropriate airport in Paris on June 25, 2018.
Parents and students are welcome to attend.
For the group arrival transfer, ACCENT will arrange a coach bus or taxi transfer from the Paris airport to the designated arrival point in Paris. All participants are responsible for checking in at the designated arrival point and time on the scheduled date of arrival. Participants missing the transfer and/or check-in time are responsible for making and paying their own transfer and first-night accommodations respectively. Detailed arrival information will be provided to all participants approximately two weeks prior to arrival.
Information Meetings
Information meetings are usually located at the Luria Library Conference Room on the West Campus unless otherwise noted. Please visit the below website for dates and times and look for flyers on the SBCC campus. Meetings are subject to change. Please check with the Study Abroad office at (805) 730-4294 to confirm.
Architecture & Art History in
Paris, France
sbcc.edu/studyabroad/informationmeetings.php For even more information connect with us on social media @studyabroadsbcc!
Housing Arrangements. Exact housing placements will be provided to participants upon your arrival. Double/triple single-sex occupancy rooms in shared student apartments with a kitchen, bathroom, and general living area, will be provided in Paris. Roommate requests can be send to ACCENT after acceptance into the program once the program has reached its minimum student participant requirement.
FOR MORE INFORMATION Study Abroad Office International Education Center, Room 1 Phone: (805) 730-4294 nwalther@pipeline.sbcc.edu ACCENT 870 Market Street, Suite 1026 San Francisco, CA 94102 Phone: (800) 896-9291 Fax: (415) 835-3749 Program Director Dr. Joy Kunz Office Location at SBCC: H-212 (E-mail for appointment) E-mail: jekunz@sbcc.edu Phone: (805) 965-0581 x 3737
SUMMER 2018 June 24 – July 24, 2018