Do you have an unusual or even unique program in your department that would be both attractive and available to incoming NSE exchange students? Do you offer a unique summer research opportunity in which you might welcome visiting exchange students? Students can easily search and find that you have an English, business, or biology program. What is difficult for them to find are programs that distinguish your campus from others in your peer group. We would like to feature such programs for our students.

Your campus NSE coordinator has the facility to post such programs on our NSE Web site in order to draw attention to your program and to your campus. Among the advantages of attracting exchange students to your program is the fact that more and more NSE students consider their host campuses for graduate work. When they come to your campus as an undergraduate, they become familiar with not only your programs, but your faculty, staff, facilities, and community. That provides a situation in which they are comfortable in returning. It provides an opportunity for your department to become acquainted with them as well.

For information on how one of your programs can be featured, contact the NSE Coordinator on your campus. See NSE Campus Offices.

"I exchanged to do an intense study in choral conducting and met two wonderful world-class conductors who taught me how and why to be a conductor. They gave me opportunities I never would have had without the NSE program."

Joshua Palkki
Ball State University
To San Jose State University