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Study Abroad COST

The fee is tentatively set at $4250, with a $250 non-refundable deposit due at time of application. The remainder is due February 28, 2006. Students also pay regular Georgia State University tuition fees. Students who wish to travel at their own expense to other places in Asia should consult with the program director. Changes are always possible so the cost of the program may vary according to currency fluctuations and adjusted travel arrangements.

PRICE INCLUDES

· Round-trip airfare
· Hotel accommodations
· Daily continental breakfast
· Health/Evacuation/Repatriation insurance
· Selected city orientations
· Travel between cities
· Group cultural visits
· One farewell dinner

PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE

· GSU tuition and fees
· Technology Fees
· Passport and visa fees
· Meals other than breakfast
· Excess baggage charges and tips
· Personal items

Study Abroad RESPONSIBILITY AND LIABILITY

Georgia State University provides health insurance coverage to program participants. GSU does not assume responsibility for damage or loss of any personal effects. A waiver of liability and a physician's form is required of each participant. All forms must be submitted with the application and deposit. Please see the program director for more information.

Participants must obtain their own passports. Japan nor South Korea require Visas for US citizens. Nationals of other countries may need visas depending on their country of citizenship. International students should check with the local Consulate General offices.

The University reserves the right to alter program arrangements if required by circumstances.

During this study abroad, all students are required to participate in all class functions, including all meetings with various government and educational officials, and entrepreneurs.

Participants may apply to the program director in person or by mail using the attached application. The application deadline is February 28, 2006. Because the size of the program is limited, early application is strongly advised. Individual interviews will be scheduled with students upon receipt of the application. Once notified of acceptance, a $250 non-refundable deposit will be required to confirm your acceptance to the program. The remaining $4,000 payment must be made no later than February 28, 2006. Make all checks payable to Georgia State University. Applications made after February 28th must include full payment. Application forms available here.

All applications and supporting materials are due to Paula Huntley, Institute of International Business, Suite 800, RCB, GSU, 35 Broad Street, Atlanta, GA 30303. Telephone 404-651-4057. email iib@gsu.edu

The Trip Leaders will be Jim Beach of the Institute of International Business and Dr. H.J. Park of the Department of Management.

For information about the program contact Jim Beach (678-640-0770; james.beach@att.net) at the Robinson College of Business, Institute of International Business, 35 Broad St., Georgia State University, University Plaza, Atlanta, GA 30303-3083.

Study Abroad PREREQUISITIES FOR THE COURSE

Designed for graduate and undergraduate students. For all students, permission of the Professors is required.

Study Abroad TRANSIENT AND VISTING STUDENTS

Students from other universities wishing to attend need to contact Jim Beach immediately (678-640-0770; james.beach@att.net). Such students are highly encouraged to apply.