The same as studying in Danville, plus a $375 deposit (surcharge/emergency fund/carbon offset) due 16 March 2020, and a $25 travel medicine fee which totals $400. Flights to the abroad site are also the responsibility of the student. All pre-departure meetings, including the travel medicine meeting held each semester, are mandatory. If you have significant financial need, you may also qualify for additional funding from the Center for Global Citizenship.

In addition, during the term that a student spends in Glasgow, he or she pays only Centre tuition (not room-and-board) to the college. For that term, the student uses the room-and-board money that he or she usually pays to Centre to cover housing and meals in Glasgow.

Centre students will live in University of Glasgow housing, which, although not directly on campus, is within walking distance. Students have several rooming options, depending on how much they’d like to spend for housing while in Glasgow. Students will apply for housing online during the summer before their semester in Scotland and should be sure to watch their email inboxes carefully for instructions on applying.

Official course registration takes place after students arrive in Glasgow. Students should be flexible in selecting courses and should not assume that a particular class will be offered, or offered at a time that works with the student’s other selected courses. Neither Centre not the University of Glasgow can guarantee before official enrollment a student’s ability to take any Glasgow course except Scottish Enlightenment.

All students take The Scottish Enlightenment, a course specifically designed for the American students who are part of the Principia program at the University. The course examines the major figures of this important period of Scottish history, with topics ranging from Adam Smith and economics to David Hume and philosophy to Lord Kelvin (William Thomson) and science. Students will also choose two or three other courses from the many options offered at the university.

One of the science courses many Centre students have enjoyed is the functional anatomy course, open only to American students in the Principia program. This human anatomy lecture/lab course enables students to work with plastinated human specimens. The course will be especially beneficial to pre-med students and biology majors, as it would fulfill a medical school prerequisite and/or a four-credit biology elective.

Because the school’s laboratory courses are different than those at Centre, not all science courses will replace courses in Centre’s science curriculum; science students must check with science faculty at Centre to see what courses will earn science credit as substitutions. In the fall, those selected will meet with students who studied in Glasgow the previous year to discuss specific classes they took as well as other things. The following Courses have been approved by Centre's Science Dept.

• You must have a 3.0 GPA to apply. This is a requirement of the University of Glasgow.
• The application process will be discussed during the two campus-wide informational meetings on November 8 and January 8. Submit your completed application no later than noon on February 11, 2020.
• Apply online at Centre OnLine Forms.
• Selected students should pay their non-refundable study abroad surcharge and Travel Fee to total $400  by March 16, 2020, to reserve their spot.