• Pre-departure Orientation Guide
• Tuition and fees for 12-15 transferable credits from Shanghai University
• Room and Board
• Airport Pickup
• Health Insurance
• Organized Excursions

Orientation Guide
Download the 2011 Orientation Guide here.

Tuition and Fees
Courses in Chinese Conversation, Chinese Culture and Chinese Business (12 credits total) are included in the package price. Students are welcome to add electives in marketing, finance, communication or information management for an additional fee.

See course syllabi on the Classes page.

Room and Board
Students are housed in furnished double rooms with Internet access, TV, air conditioning, telephone and bathroom with shower. Each month, students will be given a cash stipend to spend on food as they choose. Each dining hall has its own menu but it is the same each day, so students are advised to budget for additional food spending if they wish to try different kinds of Chinese cuisine. Students homesick for American food have plenty of options, from KFC to Starbucks, just outside the campus gates.

Airport Pickup
Airport pickup is included in the package price, but only on the arrival dates specified on the Dates and Prices page. Students who wish to arrive early to sight-see will need to handle their own transportation and accommodations until the dormitories open on the specified dates.

Health Insurance
WEgroup uses Cultural Insurance Services International (CISI) to provide health insurance for participants. This coverage typically extends a few days before and after each program. Students will be provided with ID cards, exact coverage dates and claims instructions approximately one month before their departure for China.

Organized Excursions
Organized excursions will vary depending on student interest. Many students prefer to explore on their own once they have gotten accustomed to the country. Shanghai, a hub of global commerce and home to the world’s largest seaport, offers endless activities for visitors. WEgroup students have also traveled afield to Beijing, Hangzou, Xi’an, Henan and the ancient towns of QiBao and ZhengZhou.