Study abroad in Reading, England
	Study and explore one of the U.K.'s leading academic institutions, rated in the top 200 world universities by Times Higher Education, ranked in the top 30 universities in the U.K., and recognized among students for housing quality and campus life.   Take advantage of outdoor recreation and choose from over 100 societies and more than 50 sports clubs, and enjoy access to modern sport and fitness facilities on campus. Immerse yourself in the local culture by living and studying on a beautiful and safe parkland campus with all study and sports facilities onsite.  Enjoy the benefits of a superb location that is the best of both worlds: a wonderfully diverse and vibrant place to live that happens to be just 25 minutes from London by train with easy access to major tourist destinations.  What's included Tuition and fees Housing information assistance Personalized pre-departure advising Visa guidance Parental support and advisement Scholarship advising and assistance Transcript assistance Student health insurance Local travel resources, tips, suggestions 24-hour emergency support And more...
	Instruction           Terms available   Credit-earning options English   Spring Fall Yearlong   Undergraduate
	Learn More About The USAC Reading Program     Historically, USAC awards more than $2 million in scholarships, grants, and discounts annually.   USAC is an award-winning nonprofit international education provider. Since 1982, USAC has provided affordable, valuable study abroad programs that enable you to enhance your academics while providing opportunities and lessons that build interpersonal, time-management, problem-solving, and adaptability skills that will aid in your career development.

Important information for Gusties. The University of Reading uses a trimester system, with three terms per year, but the semester program only includes one of those slightly lighter terms. For this reason, the credits earned are just a little bit low for a Gustavus semester, and you may need to add one independent study course with a Gustavus professor in order to maintain normal progress toward graduation. The program includes enough credit to be considered full-time for federal and Gustavus student aid, but not the Minnesota state grant. Students who are ahead on credits for graduation AND do not receive the Minnesota state grant may not need to add the independent study.