AY 2019-20 Blocks
A range of CC courses are taught off-campus during each academic year. Students register for blocks off-campus during preregistration for each upcoming semester. Talk to the professor(s) teaching the course to get COI to register! See list of courses below.
How to Apply: Colorado College offers a wide and varying selection of blocks taught off-campus every year. Admission requirements for each block may be handled differently, so interested students should contact the professor or department who is offering the course for any application/interview requirements. Consent of Instructor (COI) is required for enrollment in block abroad courses and COI is given by the professor(s) teaching the course.
Once you have been accepted into the course by the professor(s) you can enroll in the course on Banner.
Following your acceptance into the block through the professor's procedures, you will complete basic forms on the Summit website for the CC Center for Global Education.
Financial Aid for AY Blocks Off-Campus: If you receive need-based aid at the College and wish to apply for an award towards the program fee for a block off-campus, there is a separate timeline for that application process (not during pre-reg). See Billing and Finances for more information, including eligibility and how to apply for aid.
Academic Year (AY) Blocks Taught Off-Campus 2019-20
Below are the courses that CC professors are teaching off-campus during the 2019-20 academic year. There is no additional tuition charge for blocks during the academic year but there is an additional program fee that varies by class and location. The program fee covers travel costs such as lodging, excursions, entry tickets, etc. It is your responsibility to understand exactly what is included in the program fee and what is not—see information below, and check with your professor if you have questions on specific details. If the program fee does not include airfare and all meals, the total expected cost of the course is listed below the fee.
| Block | Course Title and Number | Instructor | All College Requirements | Program Fee |
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| 1: France -Paris | Ragan & Murray |
Social Inequality |
$3,600 Expected Total: $5,600 |
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2: Greece |
CO200/EN360: Landscape, Monuments, & Myths | Hughes | Social Inequality |
$3,050 Expected Total: $5,100 |
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2: USA - Borderlands |
SO257: Globalization and Immigration on US- Mexican Border | Popkin |
$1,800 (Includes meals and airfare) |
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2: France -Paris |
PH205: French Philosophy | Lee & McEnnerney |
$3,850 Expected Total: $6,185 |
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| 2: Italy - Sorrento | Thakur | Social Inequality |
$2,950 Expected Total: $4,200 |
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| 3: Greece | CL220/FGS220/CO200: Myth and Meaning | Thakur |
Social Inequality Global Cultures |
$2,500 Expected Total: $4,200 |
| 3: Italy - Florence | Roberts |
$3,325 Expected Total: $5,500 |
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| 3: USA - Chicago | PY263/CO200: Contemporary Psychoanalysis | Riker & Dobson |
$2,250 Expected Total: $3,700 |
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4: Germany - Luneburg |
MU397: In the Footsteps of Bach |
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$3,250 Expected Total: $5,250 |
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| 5: Patagonia | BE389: Ecology & Biogeography of Patagonia | Snyder & Linkhart |
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$6000 (Includes meals and airfare) |
| 5: Guatemala | EC425: The Coffee Making Challenge | Mann |
$2,500 |
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| 5: USA - Chicago | HY410: Senior Seminar | Kohout |
$1,800 (Includes meals and airfare) |
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| 6: Ecuador - Galapagos | BE440: Special Topics in Organismal Biology & Ecology: Following the Footsteps of Darwin: Ecology & Evolution in the Galapagos Islands & Cloud Forests of Ecuador | Ebersole |
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$4,960 (Includes meals and airfare) |
| 7: Greece | CO200/EN280: Topics in Comparative Literature: The Art of Living: Greek Literature, Ancient and Modern | Mason & Hughes |
$2,340 Expected Total: $4,400 |
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| 8: Italy - Perugia |
IT320: Topics in Italian Culture: Gusto: Italian Food as Art, Culture, and Tradition |
Minervini |
$4,200 Expected Total: $4,800 |
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| 8: Spain | AS203: Advanced Drawing | Swider |
$3,700 Expected Total: $5,000 |
Meals: students who have a Bon Appetit meal plan during the semester in which they enroll in a block off-campus will receive a one-block meal plan refund which can be used for meals abroad. The amount of the refund depends on the meal plan they chose for the semester. All students who have a meal plan and enroll in a course off-campus will receive the refund, even if the program fee includes some meals.
CC Programs With Two-Block Option
| Blocks | Program Title | Instructor | Program Fee |
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1 & 2 -or- 3 & 4 |
CC Semester in Lüneburg |
Davis, Steckenbiller, & Lisiecki |
See the cost information sheet. |
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1 & 2 -or- 3 & 4 |
CC Semester in Latin America |
Lomas, Hernandez-Lemus, Marinescu, & Wood |
See the cost information sheet. |
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5 & 6 -or- 7 & 8 |
CC Semester in France |
O'Riley & Wade |
TBD |
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7 & 8 |
CC in Russia Program | Nikolskaya & Pavlenko |
TBD |
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7 & 8 |
CC in China Program | Jiang |
TBD |
*Meals: students who have a Bon Appetit meal plan during the semester in which they enroll in two blocks off-campus will receive a two-block meal plan refund which can be used for meals abroad. The amount of the refund depends on the meal plan they chose for the semester. All students who have a meal plan and enroll in a course off-campus will receive the refund, even if the program fee includes some meals. See each specific program's cost breakdown for more information on the meal plan refund.