The Munich Experience: How Does It Work?

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How Does It Work?

The Munich Experience is open to CWRU and non-CWRU students. If you are a CWRU student enrolling in GRMN 308 for the spring semester, your tuition is included, and all your financial aid arrangements will apply.

Important: For additional travel grants and study abroad support see Course Cost!

This is how it works:

You register for the three-credit spring semester orientation course, GRMN 208/308.
You prepare for your stay with GRMN 208/308, which meets every two weeks (place and time TBA). FIRST MEETING TBA.
You complete the course during the three-week program in Munich.
You can safely add GRMN 308 as it will not overload your spring schedule.
Seniors will be able to march in Commencement even though they complete the course in June. (Students of 308 will receive a grade of R)

"Our daughter really enjoyed the "Munich Experience" trip. We are very grateful for all you have done. She returned home excited, happy and confident. Because of your planning she had travelled to and from Europe, met her friend in France, and participated in the course--no small accomplishment. Our daughter applied to Case Western Reserve because of its science program, but you have offered much more. Tausend Dank!"