In addition to following the below steps to register documents with Seattle University's Study Abroad site, please be sure to contact Student Financial Services if using Financial Aid. See the cost page for details.
Step 1: Register with Seattle University's Study Abroad site and submit copies of these forms by May 1.
- Complete online waiver form required by the University. After all applications are received, you will receive step-by-step instructions on completing registration. A copy will go to the law school.
For questions, contact the Education Abroad office
Important: Please refer to the program acceptance letter for other instructions on form/document completion.
For interns, please complete: Student Agreement, Waiver and Release Form
Step 2: Medical Report
- The Student Health Center performs travel health examinations. When making your appointment, tell them you will need a travel consultation. You may use any physician to complete this form.
- Immunization Certificate, if applicable
The Student Health Center offers some immunizations for a fee. Public health centers around King County can provide the necessary immunizations should you need them.
Step 3: Guest Form, if applicable
- Guests of program participants are required to complete this form as well as provide the same copies of documents.
Step 4: Travel Information
- Passport - a copy of the photo page
- Requirements for Spain: U.S. State Department travel information for Spain.
- Visa, if applicable – may be required for non-U.S. citizens
- Detailed flight schedule
Must be submitted in conjunction with the insurance plan.
Step 5: Study Abroad Insurance
- You are automatically covered, but the premium fee is separate from the program fee.
- You can purchase extended coverage through Seattle University at the following rates: $20.28 (1-2 weeks); $28.98 (3 weeks); $38.64 (4 weeks), or $48.30 (5 weeks). If longer than 5 weeks, please add $9.66 for each additional week.
- The medical insurance covers medical (up to $500,000) and global travel assistance insurance in emergency cases such as medical evacuation, family bedside, and repatriation of remains, features not often included in standard insurance. See the insurance FAQ for details.
Step 6: U.S. Citizens
