Travel Study Home

Phone: 619) 594-5154 or (619) 594-6398 | Fax: (619) 594-8566 | Email: travel.program@sdsu.edu

Document Required from All Travel Study Participants
	Travel Study Agreement Packet 2007-2008

General Information
	SDSU Study Abroad Student Handbook
	Financial Aid Special Enrollment Agreement Form for Winter and Summer Programs Only
	U.S. Department of State: Passport Services
	General Information for Financial Aid and Scholarships for Study Abroad
	Notices for SDSU Students Studying Abroad
	Obtaining an International Student Identity Card
	Embassy of Spain in The United States
	Russian Consulate General in San Francisco
	Spanish Consulates in the United States
	Spanish Consulate General in Los Angeles
	Spanish Consulate General in San Francisco
	SDSU's Office of Financial Aid

Health and Safety Information
	SDSU International Student Center (ISC)
		Health and Safety Resources for Study Abroad
		Notices for SDSU Students Studying Abroad
	Renaissance Agencies Student Insurance Plan and Enrollment Information
		Repatriation/Medical Evacuation Brochure and Enrollment Form

Faculty-led Program Proposal
	The College of Extended Studies' Travel Study Division has a system where SDSU faculty can propose short-term study abroad programs.

Interested in finding out more about your destination? We highly recommend these documents to provide a well-informed study abroad experience.

San Diego State University on Study Abroad
Curious how important travel study is to our university?

STA Travel
The Travel Study Office strongly recommends that you work with STA Travel for all of your travel needs. STA Travel is located in the Aztec Center on campus (619) 594-4589 or sds@statravel.com) and have more than 450 branches or affiliates all over the world, and contracts with most major airlines to offer lower cost and more flexible airline tickets designed for students. Ticket validities are usually a full year and both date change and cancellation fees are often less expensive than regular or Internet fares. Specially trained Travel Advisors familiar with student needs can assist you with all aspects of your travel arrangements, including rail passes, accommodation, and tours. The airlines require that you have an International Student Identity Card (ISIC-$22), which is universally recognized as proof of student status and gives you access to student discounts throughout the world as well as some insurance coverage. An ISIC card can be obtained at the STA Travel office or www.myisic.com.

Background Notes
Learn more about the specifics of your destination country.

State Department Consular Information
Information and recommendations the U.S. Government may have regarding your destination country.

Center for Disease Control (CDC)
Know all the medical precautions you should take in your country.