In order to participate in BMCC Study Abroad Programs, students must abide by the instructions and policies outlined in the forms below. Signed copies of these forms must be submitted by the deadlines indicated in your admissions email. Students are also required to attend a pre-departure orientation.
Deadlines for Summer 2023 Study Abroad Programs
March 21, 2023:
- Submit BMCC Student Acceptance Statement
- Submit BMCC Study Abroad Deposit and Program Fee Payment Form
- Completed SPARC training in Blackboard (click on SPARC) and email SPARC Certificate of Completion to sreid@bmcc.cuny.edu
April 17, 2023: Submit the following documents (you can also submit early!):
- BMCC Study Abroad Deposit and Program Fee Payment Form (remaining Program Fee)
- BMCC Study Abroad Health Forms 2023 – admitted students will need to make an appointment with their primary care provider to complete the forms
- BMCC Study Abroad Code of Conduct
- CUNY COVID Application Supplement
- CUNY International Travel Participation, Waiver and Emergency Contact Form
- CUNY Acknowledgement and Consent Regarding Protection of Personal Data (for students traveling to the European Union)
- General Release Form for Use of Photograph and Video
- Non-BMCC students: Home Campus Study Abroad Authorization Form
- Photocopy of valid passport – email to sreid@bmcc.cuny.edu
- Request for Special Accommodations (if needed):
- Students may request special accommodations or academic adjustments to participate in a study abroad program. After admission, the student must provide a letter from their campus Office of Accessibility (or Student Disability Office) detailing the accommodation(s) needed. See BMCC’s Office of Accessibility
- If a program cannot meet a student’s needs, BMCC Study Abroad will try to help the student find an alternate study abroad program. BMCC is committed to providing equal access to all programs and curricula to all students, but as a result of the absence of an equivalent law as the ADA (American with Disabilities Act of 1990), students with disabilities may not be able to find proper accommodations and facilities at the host institution, residence or hotel used by a study abroad program in the country to be visited.
