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The City of Oxford and Oxford University The Largest Oxford Program OSAP Meets NAFSA's Best Standard The Director of OSAP Previous Students from over 550 Colleges Associate Members of Oxford Colleges Full Use of Main Oxford University Library Law School Students
A New Program A New Consortium Live In The Very Center of Oxford

Apply Online Dates and Fees

Fees for Associate Members and Visiting Students Term Dates for 2007-2008

Lectures and Tutorials

Lecture Course in British Culture and Society Tutorial Request Form The Tutorial System Courses in International Relations Summer Course in Intl. Relations Winter Course in Intl. Relations

Evaluations of OSAP

Notes From A College Provost Best Overseas Study Program in the World Evaluations of the Intl. Relations Courses Visiting Student Evaluations of Oxford University Summer Session Student Evaluations

Four Distinguished Oxford Colleges

New College Magdalen College Trinity College Christ Church

Orientation and the Oxford Term

Why Thirteen Weeks of Residence is Important Essential Twelve-Day Orientation in Oxford

Housing

Map 6 Wilson Place 11a Little Clarendon Street Venneit Close (Modern Apartments) 2 Juxon Street (Jericho) 24 Walton Well Road (Jericho) 4 Kingston Road (Jericho) 37 St. Giles Street The Jericho Area Housing Request Form Housing Standards Notes from Housing Agents for Students Telephones

Summer Session 2008 OSAP Student Handbook Copyright Note

Previous Students of the OSAP Programmes
from Over 550 Colleges and Universities

Since 1985 students from 46 states recommended through this programme and related programmes conducted by the president of OSAP have studied in co-operation with 14 of 30 undergraduate colleges which constitute the University of Oxford. These students had previously studied at over 550 mostly leading colleges and universities. Some of these distinguished universities are listed below; prospective students are able to obtain evaluations from previous students of their own college or academic field. See our Student Handbook for a full list. Naturally, no endorsement of the programme by these colleges should be inferred.
Agnes Scott College Air Force Academy American University Amherst College Arcadia University Arizona State University University of Arkansas Azusa Pacific University Babson College Barnard College Bates College Birmingham-Southern College Boston College Boston University And Law School Bowdoin College Brown University Bryn Mawr College University of California Berkeley Irvine Los Angeles San Diego Irvine Carnegie Mellon University Case Western Reserve University of Chicago and Graduate School of Business Clarmont McKenna College College of Wooster Colby College Colgate College Colorado College Columbia College, NY Columbia University - Graduate Business School Connecticut College Cornell University Dartmouth College	Davidson College DePaul University Dickinson College Duke University Emory University Fordham University Franklin & Marshall College George Mason University and Law School Georgetown University George Washington University University of Georgia Gettysburg College Gonzaga University Goucher College Hamilton College Hampden-Sydney College Hampshire College Harvard University Hastings College of Law, CA Heidelberg College Hillsdale College Hobart College Hollins College Holy Cross College University of Illinois Indiana University University of Iowa Iowa State University The Johns Hopkins University Kenyon College Lafayette College Lawrence University Lehigh University Manhattanville University of Massachusetts Massachusetts Institute of Technology	University of Michigan Middlebury College University of Minnesota and Law School University of Montana Naval Academy University of New Hampshire New York University University of North Carolina Oberlin College University of the Pacific Pacific Lutheran University University of Pennsylvania and Law School Princeton University Queen's University (Ontario) Reed College Rhodes College University of Richmond University of Rochester Rutgers University St. Michael's College University of San Diego and Law School University of San Francisco Sarah Lawrence College Scripps (Claremont, CA) Sewanee Skidmore College Smith College University of South Carolina	University of Southern California Stanford University State University of New York (SUNY) (15 colleges) Swarthmore College Syracuse University University of Tennessee University of Texas Trinity College (CT) Trinity College (DC) Tufts University Tulane University Union College Vanderbilt University Vassar College University of Vermont Villanova University of Virginia Virginia Military Institute Wabash Wake Forest University Washington University, MO University of Washington, WA Washington and Lee Wellesley College Wesleyan College Western Washington University Wheaton College Whitman College College of William & Mary University of Wisconsin Yale University
"I am registered as a Student at St Antony's College of Oxford, a graduate college. I am reading philosophy with Professor Ackrill (the chair in the History of Philosophy and a Fellow of the British Academy). My other tutor is Dr Gray, Fellow of Jesus College, and a former visiting professor at Harvard. As I understand it, most Oxford students do not have the opportunity to study with scholars of such esteemed qualifications. I consider this an invaluable experience."
HC, Georgetown University