Note: Information in this section is not required, but is helpful for our program statistics and for understanding your particular needs and expectations. It plays no direct role in GSEP admission.
Are you currently enrolled in a language course?
Previous foreign language experience:
Languages you have experience with:
Tell us a bit about what non-English languages you have some proficiency in. To rank your skill level, use a simple 10-point rating where:
1 = Rusty: Can remember how to introduce myself, but that's about it.
5 = Basic tourist functionality: ask for directions, order in a restaurant, etc.
10 = Fluent: have general conversations, read novels in the language, etc.
International exposure:
Have you traveled abroad? Tell us a bit about the stamps in your passport!
Which of the GSEP languages are you planning to study?
Include a one-page "Statement of Interest." Enter the statement in the text field provided. Use the following points as a guideline for your personal statement (Min. 1000 characters, max. 3000 characters):
a) Introduce yourself and your chosen discipline of study. What is it that inspired you to make this career choice?
b) Explain why you are interested in pursuing the GSEP language that you checked above. What country or region would you most likely choose for your year abroad in GSEP?
c) Explain your personal motivation for wanting to join GSEP. What do you hope to gain from the program? How do you see it impacting your career after you finish your degrees?