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The Center for International Programs at Kalamazoo College provides global education opportunities, empowering K students to achieve their full potential as world citizens. We offer 50+ Study Abroad programs of varying lengths, academic emphases, and locations.
Kalamazoo College and the Center for International Programs each reserves the right to cancel, suspend, or change,without specific notice, programs,offerings, policies, procedures, qualifications, fees and other conditions.
(These funds may be needed for a future term, Please Budget Accordingly.) Kalamazoo College does not use a third-party servicer to process Title IV refunds, nor does it have a banking relationship that qualifies as a “Tier Two” arrangement for processing Title IV refunds.
Kalamazoo College is the birthplace and home of the K-Plan, a valuable learning experience unlike any other in higher education. It combines challenging undergraduate liberal arts coursework and opportunities for experiential education.
All students must be enrolled for a minimum of six full-time quarters on campus. The final three quarters must be in the senior year. A minimum of 18 units (exclusive of PE) must be earned at K.
Each student normally takes three courses during each quarter of on-campus enrollment. An overload of four units or an underload of 2 units must be approved. Freshmen are not allowed to overload (more than 3 units). Tuition remains the same for 2, 3, or 4 units. Students may change courses (drop or add) within the first week of a quarter.
Advisors are academic mentors who notice what is happening to their advisees, pay attention to their academic progress, and help them work towards completing their degrees and identifying and fulfilling their academic goals.
Grade reports are available to students online through the Student Portal. Parents do not receive copies of their student’s grades unless their student files a written release with the Registrar’s office.
We are required by the Family Rights and Privacy Act to protect student information in files from unauthorized persons. Only under extenuating circumstances will the College include parents as “authorized persons” and only if students are financially dependent on them.
Student Move-In (Residence Halls) – Resident Assistants (RAs) and Peer Leaders will be stationed at check-in tables at each residence hall to welcome your student. Students will pick up their orientation folder from the Peer Leaders. Then see the Residential Life staff to get their student ID, room key, check into their room, and get settled.
Check in continues in the morning. A variety of sessions for parents and families are available today and we hope you take advantage of them! Students will have different sessions occurring at the same time which are listed on their orientation schedule.
Fall quarter 2021 bills will be available to students and Parents/Authorized Users the first week of August through the Hornet HQ website. Please note that parents/authorized users must be granted access to view and pay their bills.
Payment plans for Fall 2021 term will begin in September, Winter 2022 term plans will begin in December and Spring 2022 term plans will begin in March. If interested in the payment plan for the 2021-2022 academic year please signup prior to September 1st to take full advantage of the plan.
Credit balances on student accounts will be refunded first week of the term. Refunds for Federal Direct PLUS loans will be mailed out the end of second week.
At K, we’ve developed an open curriculum that is centered around you, so you can discover how to make your unique impact on the future. Let us help you navigate the admissions process, answer your questions, and show you how the journey you begin at K can change not only you, but the world.
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The Office of Financial Aid will help show you how your K education can be within your financial reach.
The Center for International Programs at Kalamazoo College provides global education opportunities, empowering K students to achieve their full potential as world citizens.
K offers more than 50 programs on six continents, ensuring students can match their interests and majors with an opportunity providing educational benefits, personal growth, and build skills that will enable success for starting your career after K.
K students who want to experience studying in other U.S. cities can earn one term of credits while on an approved domestic study away program. Student can intern with professionals in educational programs, study in multiple art mediums and much more throughout the United States.