Wroxton College Reference

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1 Wroxton College Reference Fairleigh Dickinson University - England Student s Name I agree I do not agree to waive my right to access this reference. Student s Initials Date / / The student named above is applying for admission to Wroxton College in England. Please give your candid assessment of the applicant. A: What is the extent of your acquaintance with the student? B: Academic Attributes (Please check the appropriate box.) Competence Reliability Integrity Resourcefulness Academic Interest/Motivation Capacity for Independent Study Excellent Good Fair Poor N/A C: Nonacademic Attributes (Please check the appropriate box.) Integrity Level of Maturity Open-mindedness Emotional Stability Self-confidence/Self-esteem Ability to Relate Well with Others Ability to Adapt to New Circumstances Excellent Good Fair Poor N/A D: Please state on the reverse side or on a separate sheet of paper, your opinion of this student s chances for success (both academic and nonacademic) in a study abroad program. Please consider both strong and weak points. If you were a resident director of an overseas program, would you be eager, willing or reluctant to have this student participate?

2 (Over) Evaluator s Name Signature Title Date / / Please return this form directly to: Study Abroad Office Fairleigh Dickinson University Robison Hall, T-RH River Road, Teaneck, NJ 07666

3 Wroxton College Fairleigh Dickinson University A P P L I C A T I O N I N S T R U C T I O N S Application: The application form should be typed or printed clearly. Please notify the University of any address or phone number changes. Please be sure to include your address on the application. The $40.00 application fee is waived for current FDU students. Study Abroad Statement of Intent: Since your educational plan is an important component of your application, please develop a thoughtful, well-written description of your educational goals. Course Selection Sheet: You and your academic adviser or department chair/school director should carefully select your academic schedule and check off the courses you will take during the semester at Wroxton College. Both of you are required to sign this sheet. Non-FDU students should follow their institutions procedures for obtaining proper authorization to enroll in off-campus courses. References: There are three reference forms enclosed, two of which should be completed and submitted by faculty members who know you well and can properly assess your academic qualifications to study abroad. The third reference should be completed and submitted by an individual, not a family member or another student, who knows you and is familiar with your activities. Transcript: You will need to provide a copy of your student transcript. Admission Requirements: Second-semester sophomore, junior or senior standing 3.00 cumulative grade point ratio (GPR) (This has been recently raised for acceptance to the program) No major disciplinary record Financial Aid: All FDU students electing to go to Wroxton remain eligible for the same financial assistance they receive here in the United States. This includes federal aid (i.e., Pell Grants, student loans), state aid (i.e., TAG) and FDU grants and scholarships. In addition, all undergraduate FDU students attending Wroxton in the fall or spring semesters will receive a $ grant. Spring/Fall Costs: Tuition, room/board and fees for Wroxton College are set in the fall of the academic year. Costs reflect current FDU tuition and room/board. Travel Credentials: It is your responsibility to make sure you have the proper documents. If you do not have a passport or it has expired, now is the time to apply for one. Noncitizens must check with their home embassies for proper visa information. If you have any questions, please call the Study Abroad Office at (973) and/or (201)

4 Wroxton College StudyApplication Fairleigh Dickinson University - England Application and $40.00 fee (for non-fdu students only) to be returned to: Study Abroad Office, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Robison Hall, T- RH2-07, 1000 River Road, Teaneck, NJ PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CLEARLY I. Personal Data Name (as written on passport) Sex: Male Female First Middle Last Student ID# Date of Birth / / Country of Citizenship If not a U.S. citizen, visa status Current College/Campus Campus Address Street City State Zip Campus Phone ( ) Home Address Street City State Zip Home Phone ( ) To which address should we send mail? Campus Home II. Enrollment Information When do you plan to attend Wroxton College? Fall 20 Spring 20 Current Year: Sophomore Junior Senior Current Grade Point Ratio (GPR) What is your major or prospective major? What is your specialty within your major? (i.e. English Literature, Elementary Education, Marine Biology, etc.) Academic Adviser s Name Phone ( )

5 III. Educational History List other colleges or universities attended: School Name Location (City/State) Credits Completed Dates Attended from to from to IV. Emergency Information Who is your parent or guardian? The person(s) below can be informed about your activities overseas. First Name Last Name Address City ( ) State Zip Relationship Phone Please provide an additional emergency contact (other than your parent or guardian). First Name Last Name Address City ( ) State Zip Relationship Phone V. Study Abroad Statement of Intent On a separate sheet of paper write a concise statement of your proposed program of study abroad and how it will be related to your academic program. Describe the personal benefits you expect to receive from the program and how it fits into your post college plans. Please include any additional information that may be useful in evaluating your application: travel or residence in other countries, language fluency, hobbies, etc. Submit your statement to your academic adviser for approval and signature and return it to the Wroxton Office for Study Abroad with your completed application. VI. Applicant Signature I certify, to the best of my knowledge, that the information I have provided is accurate and complete. I understand that any unanswered questions will delay the processing of my application and may require its return for completion. Signature of Applicant Date / /

6 Wroxton College Fairleigh Dickinson University England Spring Course Selection Form NAME STUDENT ID# ADDRESS Please check the courses you plan to take and return this form with your application. For course descriptions please consult the Wroxton College Academic Program brochure. All courses are 3 credits. Names in parentheses refer to Wroxton faculty. IMPORTANT: Once this paper is signed and submitted no changes can be made without the permission of the Wroxton Office. Students may take credits A. All students are required to take this course: INTER3430 The Anatomy of Contemporary Britain (various) B. Students select at least two of the following CORE courses: ART3415 ENGL3410 ENGL3424 HIST3422 POLS3450 The Development of British Painting (Hart) Modern Novels on the Screen (Parsons) To Hold the Mirror up to Nature (Mason) Britain in the Modern Era (Morris) British Government and Politics (Baldwin) C. Students may take a maximum of three of the following ELECTIVE courses: CORE2003 COMM3026 ENGL3421 ENGL3463 ENGW3002 IBUS2201 SOCI3440 SOCI3445 PSYC3318 Cross-Cultural Perspectives (Hone) Communications: Culture and the Media in Britain (Garrity) Not of an Age, but for All Time (Mason) England s Green and Pleasant Land (Parsons) Creative Writing: Fiction (Hone) Fundamentals of International Business (Forman) Women and Race in Modern Britain (Morris) Social Policy in Contemporary Britain (Morris) The Psychology of Everyday Persuasion (Garrity) Signature of Student Date Signature of Adviser (REQUIRED) Date

7 Wroxton College Fairleigh Dickinson University England Fall Course Selection Form Name ID# Please check the courses you plan to take and return this form with your application. For course descriptions please consult the Wroxton College Academic Program brochure. All courses are 3 credits. Names in parenthesis refer to Wroxton faculty. IMPORTANT: Once this paper is signed and submitted no changes can be made without the permission of the Wroxton Office. A. All students are required to take this course: INTER3430 The Anatomy of Contemporary Britain (various) B. Students select at least two of the following CORE courses: ART3415 ENGL3422 ENGL3467 HIST3422 IBUS2201 POLS3450 The Development of British Painting (Hart) The Play s the Thing (Mason) 18 th Century Literature (Parsons) Britain in the Modern Era (Morris) Fundamentals of International Business (Forman) British Government and Politics (Baldwin) C. Students may take a maximum of three of the following ELECTIVE courses: CORE2008 Cross-Cultural Perspectives (Hone) ECON3022 European Economic Integration (Forman) ENGL th Century Drama (Mason) ENGL3466 Three 19 th Century Writers (Parsons) SOCI3440 Women and Race in Modern Britain (Morris) SOCI3445 Social Policy in Contemporary Britain (Morris) COMM3026 Communications: Culture and Media in Britain (Garrity) PSYC3318 The Psychology of Everyday Persuasion (Garrity) ENGL 3325W1 Creative Writing; Fiction (Hone) Signature of Student Date Signature of Advisor (required) Date