2025-2026 Application Overseas & Off-Campus Programs

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Program Information

Semester

Year

Program

Applicant Information

L&C student ID

Non-L&C students: Please use your college or university Student ID so that you are able to access application forms.

Class standing at start of the program

Legal name (as it appears on your passport/government ID):

First name

Middle name

Last name

Preferred name (optional - only if you have a preferred first name that is DIFFERENT from your legal first name. Please don't type your legal first name if that is your preferred first name.)

Birth date

Birthplace city

Birthplace state

Birthplace country

Marital status

Gender

Pronouns

Contact Information

Primary phone

Secondary phone

Lewis & Clark email

Note: You will be expected to check your L&C email address daily prior to and throughout your participation in this program. Non-L&C Munich applications, please provide your .edu email address.

Permanent Address

Street address

City

State

Country

Zip code

Permanent phone

Current Address

MSC (LC students only)

Mail Stop Code (for LC applicants only)

Street address

City

State

Country

Zip Code

Parent(s)/Guardian Information

In this section, complete the fields that are applicable to you

Parent/Guardian first name

Parent/Guardian last name

Parent/Guardian phone

Parent/Guardian email

Relationship to applicant

Emergency Contact Information

EC first name

EC last name

Relationship to student

Mom/Dad/Brother/Sister/Grandparent, etc.

EC address

EC city

EC state

EC country

EC zip code

EC phone

EC email

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Passport Information

In order to participate in an overseas program, you must have a passport that is valid for at least six months BEYOND the end of your program. For general purposes this would be June of the next year for Fall programs and December of the next year for Spring programs. If you don't have a passport, or it will expire, please apply for one as soon as possible as a scan of your passport will be due 30 days from admission if you are admitted. Please enter information about the passport you will be using during the program.

Do you have a passport?

Yes

Passport number

Authority

From which country is your passport?

Issue date

Expiration date

If you do not yet have a valid passport, please indicate the date when you are applying for a new one:

Do you have an additional passport?

Yes

Additional passport number

Additional passport authority

Additional passport country

Additional passport issue date

Additional passport expiration date

Which passport do you intend to use?

Financing

Are you confident, after reviewing the cost section of our website, that you are able to finance your Overseas & Off-Campus Program?

Are you a Davis Scholar?

YesNo

Are you a Posse Scholar?

YesNo

If you have not yet completed the College's four-semester residency requirement and are accepted for participation in an overseas or domestic off campus program, you will be responsible for completing the requirement in the semester(s) immediately following your overseas or domestic program. Exceptions will only be made for students who reach the age of 21 before the beginning of the semester they would otherwise be required to live on campus.

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1) Why are you applying to this particular program? How will your participation contribute to the program? How do you envision your study abroad program connecting with your studies at Lewis & Clark (including your major and or minor curriculum) before and after your time abroad?

2) Programs with a world language component only: List the relevant courses you’ve taken and the experiences you’ve had using a world language. Be specific as to what languages; where you studied and for how long; and degree of skill in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. If your program has a language pre-requisite, please mention your plan to fulfill this requirement.

3) What evidence can you give of your ability to pursue the demands of this program in regards to initiative, persistence, autonomy, and independence?

4) What strategies might you use to integrate into the culture of your study abroad destination? In addition, please describe how you deal with ambiguity and unexpected circumstances, and how you manage those situations.

5) How do you envision your past work, volunteer, and/or outside interests contributing to your program experience?