Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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REQUIREMENTS & COURSES
Q: Do I need to speak Chinese to attend G-MEO programs in China?
No. Academic courses are all taught in English, and local staff speak English. While we recommend you take advantage of being immersed in the country to study Mandarin Chinese, it is not a requirement to take a Chinese language class.
Q: What is the GPA requirement?
GPA requirements are set by your home institution. You must meet these requirements to be able to study abroad.
Q: Will study abroad influence my GPA?
The transcripts will be in a letter grade, but it is your home institution that will decide if they will transfer letter grades back to your home institution. Please consult your school’s policy or visit the study abroad office.
Q: Are all my courses transferable?
To ensure that course credits will transfer back, your courses must be pre-approved before you are admitted into a G-MEO program. During the application process, you are responsible for meeting with academic advisors, study abroad officers or anyone else at your home institution that can approve your courses. G-MEO will help you through this process.
Q: Who offers the courses?
The School of Record offers courses that our students take. G-MEO’s Principal Partners provides the course syllabi as approved by the Academic Steering Committee, which ensures high academic standards.
Q: Can I take my major courses?
G-MEO courses can be applied towards your major, as long as you receive pre-approval. When you are meeting with home institution advisors about approving your courses, be sure to ask how the course credit will transfer back to understand if you can receive major credit.
Q: What’s the difference between the programs in Chengdu and Shanghai?
China is a big country and Chengdu and Shanghai bear quite different cultural heritage and character. The Chengdu American Center for Study Abroad has year-round programs, from semester-long options to summer internship and course options. The G-MEO Shanghai Center currently offers one summer course program. Both places offer wonderful opportunities to live and learn in China, so if you can’t decide on just one city, why not join G-MEO’s One Program, Two Cities experience where you can combine two summer sessions that spans over both cities? Program dates and fees vary, so please refer to your program of interest’s specific information page. Be sure that the courses you’d like to take are available at your campus of choice.
Q: Do I need to speak Chinese to attend G-MEO programs in China?
No. Academic courses are all taught in English, and local staff speak English. While we recommend you take advantage of being immersed in the country to study Mandarin Chinese, it is not a requirement to take a Chinese language class.
Q: What is the GPA requirement?
GPA requirements are set by your home institution. You must meet these requirements to be able to study abroad.
Q: Will study abroad influence my GPA?
The transcripts will be in a letter grade, but it is your home institution that will decide if they will transfer letter grades back to your home institution. Please consult your school’s policy or visit the study abroad office.
Q: Are all my courses transferable?
To ensure that course credits will transfer back, your courses must be pre-approved before you are admitted into a G-MEO program. During the application process, you are responsible for meeting with academic advisors, study abroad officers or anyone else at your home institution that can approve your courses. G-MEO will help you through this process.
Q: Who offers the courses?
The School of Record offers courses that our students take. G-MEO’s Principal Partners provides the course syllabi as approved by the Academic Steering Committee, which ensures high academic standards.
Q: Can I take my major courses?
G-MEO courses can be applied towards your major, as long as you receive pre-approval. When you are meeting with home institution advisors about approving your courses, be sure to ask how the course credit will transfer back to understand if you can receive major credit.
Q: What’s the difference between the programs in Chengdu and Shanghai?
China is a big country and Chengdu and Shanghai bear quite different cultural heritage and character. The Chengdu American Center for Study Abroad has year-round programs, from semester-long options to summer internship and course options. The G-MEO Shanghai Center currently offers one summer course program. Both places offer wonderful opportunities to live and learn in China, so if you can’t decide on just one city, why not join G-MEO’s One Program, Two Cities experience where you can combine two summer sessions that spans over both cities? Program dates and fees vary, so please refer to your program of interest’s specific information page. Be sure that the courses you’d like to take are available at your campus of choice.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Q: How do I complete an application? What’s happening with my application?
To apply for a G-MEO program, you must create an account and complete the application on our website, sapms.gmeochina.com. In order to successfully secure your spot in the program or an Early Bird discount, you’ll need to pay the application fee and the non-refundable deposit by the deadline. Login or contact your G-MEO representative to check on your application status.
Q: Who can I contact about G-MEO programs or my application?
You can reach out to your G-MEO representative by email or phone. If you are not sure who your G-MEO representative is, please email info@g-meo.com to speak to someone who can help answer your questions.
Q: When is the application deadline?
Please be aware that your university might have a different deadline for applying to study abroad. Please make sure you do not miss the deadline of your home institution as it’s usually earlier than our deadline dates. G-MEO’s Fall semester and Summer programs deadline is April 15. The Spring semester deadline is November 1.
Q: How do I complete an application? What’s happening with my application?
To apply for a G-MEO program, you must create an account and complete the application on our website, sapms.gmeochina.com. In order to successfully secure your spot in the program or an Early Bird discount, you’ll need to pay the application fee and the non-refundable deposit by the deadline. Login or contact your G-MEO representative to check on your application status.
Q: Who can I contact about G-MEO programs or my application?
You can reach out to your G-MEO representative by email or phone. If you are not sure who your G-MEO representative is, please email info@g-meo.com to speak to someone who can help answer your questions.
Q: When is the application deadline?
Please be aware that your university might have a different deadline for applying to study abroad. Please make sure you do not miss the deadline of your home institution as it’s usually earlier than our deadline dates. G-MEO’s Fall semester and Summer programs deadline is April 15. The Spring semester deadline is November 1.
FINANCIAL & SCHOLARSHIP
Q: How much is the program fee?
Program fees and inclusions vary depending on the program. Check online or contact a G-MEO representative for program fees or an estimated cost of attendance.
Q: Are payment plans available?
G-MEO aims to support students in all aspects, including providing scholarships and awards to help ease finances. If you are concerned about making payment by the invoice issued date, please contact your G-MEO representative.
Q: Can I use financial aid?
Your home institution is responsible for certifying your financial aid. Most students are able to carry your federal financial aid while studying abroad during your semester abroad, as long as the credits they earn are approved by their home institution. Some universities even allow you to use all your financial aid toward a semester overseas experience. For summer, you can apply for additional Pell grant. Please contact your financial aid office for more details.
Q: What scholarships are available?
G-MEO offers an array of scholarships and awards for semester and summer programs. There are also external scholarships, like the Gilman Scholarship, that you can apply for. In addition, your home institution may have scholarships available. Please visit the Scholarships page to learn more.
Q: How much should I budget for outside of program fees?
How much money you spend depends on the program and your eating habits and lifestyle. You’ll go over more on budgeting during the pre-departure process, including but not limited to living expenses, books, airfare, meals, passport, visa, local transportation, cell phone, and housing deposit. If you’d like an estimated cost of attendance, please contact your G-MEO representative.
Q: What activities and excursions are included in the program fee?
Included activities and excursions vary depending on the program. Activities that may be included in your program are cultural events like the world-famous Sichuan Opera, the Chengdu Panda Research Base, calligraphy practice, tea ceremonies, hikes, tai chi with a master, dumpling making, celebrating holidays with locals, and more! Sometimes, there are other activities available but not covered by the program fee. The local staff will let you know what is covered and what is not.
Q: How much is the program fee?
Program fees and inclusions vary depending on the program. Check online or contact a G-MEO representative for program fees or an estimated cost of attendance.
Q: Are payment plans available?
G-MEO aims to support students in all aspects, including providing scholarships and awards to help ease finances. If you are concerned about making payment by the invoice issued date, please contact your G-MEO representative.
Q: Can I use financial aid?
Your home institution is responsible for certifying your financial aid. Most students are able to carry your federal financial aid while studying abroad during your semester abroad, as long as the credits they earn are approved by their home institution. Some universities even allow you to use all your financial aid toward a semester overseas experience. For summer, you can apply for additional Pell grant. Please contact your financial aid office for more details.
Q: What scholarships are available?
G-MEO offers an array of scholarships and awards for semester and summer programs. There are also external scholarships, like the Gilman Scholarship, that you can apply for. In addition, your home institution may have scholarships available. Please visit the Scholarships page to learn more.
Q: How much should I budget for outside of program fees?
How much money you spend depends on the program and your eating habits and lifestyle. You’ll go over more on budgeting during the pre-departure process, including but not limited to living expenses, books, airfare, meals, passport, visa, local transportation, cell phone, and housing deposit. If you’d like an estimated cost of attendance, please contact your G-MEO representative.
Q: What activities and excursions are included in the program fee?
Included activities and excursions vary depending on the program. Activities that may be included in your program are cultural events like the world-famous Sichuan Opera, the Chengdu Panda Research Base, calligraphy practice, tea ceremonies, hikes, tai chi with a master, dumpling making, celebrating holidays with locals, and more! Sometimes, there are other activities available but not covered by the program fee. The local staff will let you know what is covered and what is not.
PRE-DEPARTURE
Q: How do I obtain a visa? Which visa should I get?
All non-Chinese citizens traveling to China must obtain a visa. It is the student’s responsibility to apply and obtain a visa in person or through a visa agency for their respective Consulate/Embassy. G-MEO does not apply, process, or obtain visas. However, after you have been admitted to the program, G-MEO’s Student Affairs team will email you a visa packet that includes detailed instructions on which visa you should apply for and how to apply. The visa type is different depending on the specific program you will attend. The Student Affairs team is available to answer your questions about the process.
Q: Do I need a passport?
Yes. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the last date of your program. If you need to renew or obtain a passport for the first time, please start this process immediately. It can take up to a few weeks and you cannot apply for a visa without a passport.
Q: Do I book my plane tickets or does G-MEO do it for me?
G-MEO does not book plane tickets for students. You may want to check with your home institution’s study abroad office if they are organizing a group flight. Usually the earlier you book your flight ticket, the cheaper.
Q: When are the program dates and when should I arrive for the program?
Start and end dates vary depending on the program. Check online or contact a G-MEO representative for exact dates. You should arrive on the listed program start date, between 7am and 11pm if possible. If you are flying from the US, that may mean leaving one or two days prior to the program start date to arrive on the correct date because of travel time and the time difference. Plan to depart on the listed departure date.
Q: Can I arrive early or late to the program?
If you have an issue with the program start or end date, you must contact your G-MEO representative as soon as possible. There is no guarantee that someone will pick you up at the airport if you choose not to arrive on the Arrival Date. But please communicate with us in advance and we will try our best to coordinate. If arriving early or staying later, students are responsible for their own housing and all additional costs outside of the program dates.
Q: How do I obtain a visa? Which visa should I get?
All non-Chinese citizens traveling to China must obtain a visa. It is the student’s responsibility to apply and obtain a visa in person or through a visa agency for their respective Consulate/Embassy. G-MEO does not apply, process, or obtain visas. However, after you have been admitted to the program, G-MEO’s Student Affairs team will email you a visa packet that includes detailed instructions on which visa you should apply for and how to apply. The visa type is different depending on the specific program you will attend. The Student Affairs team is available to answer your questions about the process.
Q: Do I need a passport?
Yes. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the last date of your program. If you need to renew or obtain a passport for the first time, please start this process immediately. It can take up to a few weeks and you cannot apply for a visa without a passport.
Q: Do I book my plane tickets or does G-MEO do it for me?
G-MEO does not book plane tickets for students. You may want to check with your home institution’s study abroad office if they are organizing a group flight. Usually the earlier you book your flight ticket, the cheaper.
Q: When are the program dates and when should I arrive for the program?
Start and end dates vary depending on the program. Check online or contact a G-MEO representative for exact dates. You should arrive on the listed program start date, between 7am and 11pm if possible. If you are flying from the US, that may mean leaving one or two days prior to the program start date to arrive on the correct date because of travel time and the time difference. Plan to depart on the listed departure date.
Q: Can I arrive early or late to the program?
If you have an issue with the program start or end date, you must contact your G-MEO representative as soon as possible. There is no guarantee that someone will pick you up at the airport if you choose not to arrive on the Arrival Date. But please communicate with us in advance and we will try our best to coordinate. If arriving early or staying later, students are responsible for their own housing and all additional costs outside of the program dates.
WHILE IN CHINA
Q: Where will I live during the program?
Housing options differ depending on your program. For Chengdu programs, all housing is situated near campus in Chengdu, within walking distance to the Chengdu American Center where all your classes will be held. Please refer to your specific program’s information page for more information.
Q: Can I use my phone while I’m abroad? How much does it cost per month?
Yes. You can bring your unlocked cell phone with you and purchase a Chinese SIM card. Be sure to talk to your phone provider about how to make sure your phone will work in China. Alternatively, you can purchase a local phone. Cell phones are readily available, as are pay-as-you-go SIM cards. Devices can range from $60-180 and monthly service is estimated at around $15/month. Cell phones/SIM cards and usage are miscellaneous expenses not included in the Program Fee.
Q: I know nothing about China.
No problem! Every semester, we have students who this is their first time interacting with China or the Chinese language. There is no language requirement to study abroad with G-MEO. Through the application process and pre-departure orientation, you’ll begin to learn about the country you plan to study abroad in, but the greatest lessons will come by diving into the experience yourself. Feel free to check out our Discover China page or hear about G-MEO students’ experiences in their own words on the Blog.
Q: Will there be an orientation?
Yes, an online pre-departure orientation and an onsite orientation upon your arrival to the program. Both orientations are mandatory.
Q: What levels of Chinese language courses do you offer? Do I need a placement test after I arrive at Chengdu?
G-MEO offers all Chinese language levels. If you are beyond Beginner, you may need to take a placement test upon your arrival. This is only to help the instructor understand your current language level.
Q: What’s the course schedule?
You can find a tentative course schedule on your program’s page or it will be sent to you during the pre-departure process. It is subject to change depending on enrollment.
Q: What is the tutor program and buddy program?
During the semester, there are two programs you can take advantage of to increase your cultural competency and get more out of your study abroad experience. For those who are interested in spending more time practicing Chinese language outside of their language class, tutoring with a Chinese teacher is available for free up to a certain number of hours. The Buddy program pairs you with a local Chinese student, who is a built-in friend who can help you acclimate to your new home.
Q: Is China/Chengdu safe?
G-MEO’s top priority is the safety of its students. China and Chengdu, in particular, is generally safe, known for its laid-back lifestyle and friendly locals. Along with taking precautions as you would in any major city, students should take care of belongings in crowded areas and be alert to the differences in vehicle and bike traffic. G-MEO’s staff is available 24/7 for support.
Q: Can I room with my friend?
Yes. Both friends must provide a written request to the Student Affairs team.
Q: What’s the internet like? Can I access Google/Facebook/Instagram, etc.?
The Chengdu Center has free high-speed WIFI. The dorm in Chengdu also has free WIFI but not as high speed as the one in the Center. Hotels should also have free WIFI for you to use. You will need a VPN (Virtual Private Network) in order to access some websites, like Google, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. Ask if your school provides a free VPN service. G-MEO alumni recommend ExpressVPN, but a quick search will help you find the appropriate service and price that’s right for you.
Q: What activities can I do in China?
China is a wonderfully diverse country, filled with many things to do and places to explore. Whether you are in Chengdu or Shanghai or another destination, you can be sure to find delicious food for cheap, temples, history, shopping, urban parks, mountain hikes, karaoke with friends, art galleries, museums, interesting architecture, World Heritage sites, and more!
Q: Are meals included?
Meals are not included program fees. During the summer in Chengdu, if you selected hotel housing, continental breakfast is included. Cost of living is not high in China, and there are many of food options.
Q: I am not good at eating spicy food. Can I still survive in Chengdu?
Yes. Chengdu may be known for its spicy food and use of the Sichuan peppercorn, but it’s also a global city filled with many food options from around China and the world.
Q: Where will I live during the program?
Housing options differ depending on your program. For Chengdu programs, all housing is situated near campus in Chengdu, within walking distance to the Chengdu American Center where all your classes will be held. Please refer to your specific program’s information page for more information.
Q: Can I use my phone while I’m abroad? How much does it cost per month?
Yes. You can bring your unlocked cell phone with you and purchase a Chinese SIM card. Be sure to talk to your phone provider about how to make sure your phone will work in China. Alternatively, you can purchase a local phone. Cell phones are readily available, as are pay-as-you-go SIM cards. Devices can range from $60-180 and monthly service is estimated at around $15/month. Cell phones/SIM cards and usage are miscellaneous expenses not included in the Program Fee.
Q: I know nothing about China.
No problem! Every semester, we have students who this is their first time interacting with China or the Chinese language. There is no language requirement to study abroad with G-MEO. Through the application process and pre-departure orientation, you’ll begin to learn about the country you plan to study abroad in, but the greatest lessons will come by diving into the experience yourself. Feel free to check out our Discover China page or hear about G-MEO students’ experiences in their own words on the Blog.
Q: Will there be an orientation?
Yes, an online pre-departure orientation and an onsite orientation upon your arrival to the program. Both orientations are mandatory.
Q: What levels of Chinese language courses do you offer? Do I need a placement test after I arrive at Chengdu?
G-MEO offers all Chinese language levels. If you are beyond Beginner, you may need to take a placement test upon your arrival. This is only to help the instructor understand your current language level.
Q: What’s the course schedule?
You can find a tentative course schedule on your program’s page or it will be sent to you during the pre-departure process. It is subject to change depending on enrollment.
Q: What is the tutor program and buddy program?
During the semester, there are two programs you can take advantage of to increase your cultural competency and get more out of your study abroad experience. For those who are interested in spending more time practicing Chinese language outside of their language class, tutoring with a Chinese teacher is available for free up to a certain number of hours. The Buddy program pairs you with a local Chinese student, who is a built-in friend who can help you acclimate to your new home.
Q: Is China/Chengdu safe?
G-MEO’s top priority is the safety of its students. China and Chengdu, in particular, is generally safe, known for its laid-back lifestyle and friendly locals. Along with taking precautions as you would in any major city, students should take care of belongings in crowded areas and be alert to the differences in vehicle and bike traffic. G-MEO’s staff is available 24/7 for support.
Q: Can I room with my friend?
Yes. Both friends must provide a written request to the Student Affairs team.
Q: What’s the internet like? Can I access Google/Facebook/Instagram, etc.?
The Chengdu Center has free high-speed WIFI. The dorm in Chengdu also has free WIFI but not as high speed as the one in the Center. Hotels should also have free WIFI for you to use. You will need a VPN (Virtual Private Network) in order to access some websites, like Google, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. Ask if your school provides a free VPN service. G-MEO alumni recommend ExpressVPN, but a quick search will help you find the appropriate service and price that’s right for you.
Q: What activities can I do in China?
China is a wonderfully diverse country, filled with many things to do and places to explore. Whether you are in Chengdu or Shanghai or another destination, you can be sure to find delicious food for cheap, temples, history, shopping, urban parks, mountain hikes, karaoke with friends, art galleries, museums, interesting architecture, World Heritage sites, and more!
Q: Are meals included?
Meals are not included program fees. During the summer in Chengdu, if you selected hotel housing, continental breakfast is included. Cost of living is not high in China, and there are many of food options.
Q: I am not good at eating spicy food. Can I still survive in Chengdu?
Yes. Chengdu may be known for its spicy food and use of the Sichuan peppercorn, but it’s also a global city filled with many food options from around China and the world.
RETURNING HOME
Q: Where do I get an official transcript? How do I order one?
One official transcript will be sent automatically to your home institution about 3 weeks after the completion of your program. Your home institution may take longer to process the transcript transfer. Please be aware that schools’ processing time varies. Some large universities can take anywhere from 2 -6 weeks to finish the credit transfer. Even if students from the same university might receive their credit at a different time. It usually depends on the home institution advisor who is assigned to process your transcript.
The first official transcript is free-of-charge. For summer students, if you need to request additional copies of your official transcript, please have ready your Fairleigh Dickinson University student ID number that you were assigned for the summer program. You can find this ID number on the top right of the grade report that FDU will mail you, likely to your home address as you filled in on the pre-departure FDU form. Please be aware that a grade report is NOT a transcript. To request an additional official transcript, visit FDU’s website and follow the directions. You are registered as a Florham Campus student: http://view2.fdu.edu/university-offices/enrollment-services/transcripts/
For semester students, please fill in the Transcript Request form, and send it to info@g-meo.com
Q: Where do I get an official transcript? How do I order one?
One official transcript will be sent automatically to your home institution about 3 weeks after the completion of your program. Your home institution may take longer to process the transcript transfer. Please be aware that schools’ processing time varies. Some large universities can take anywhere from 2 -6 weeks to finish the credit transfer. Even if students from the same university might receive their credit at a different time. It usually depends on the home institution advisor who is assigned to process your transcript.
The first official transcript is free-of-charge. For summer students, if you need to request additional copies of your official transcript, please have ready your Fairleigh Dickinson University student ID number that you were assigned for the summer program. You can find this ID number on the top right of the grade report that FDU will mail you, likely to your home address as you filled in on the pre-departure FDU form. Please be aware that a grade report is NOT a transcript. To request an additional official transcript, visit FDU’s website and follow the directions. You are registered as a Florham Campus student: http://view2.fdu.edu/university-offices/enrollment-services/transcripts/
For semester students, please fill in the Transcript Request form, and send it to info@g-meo.com
INTERNSHIP
Q: Can I do an internship?
Yes. There are year-round options in Chengdu to participate in a global internship, for credit or not for credit. During the summer, there are full-time opportunities through the credit-bearing Summer Internship Program and the not-for-credit International Internship in China (IIC) Certificate Program. Semester students may elect to do a part-time internship for credit or not for credit as one of their selected courses. There is also a 14-week, full-time, not-for-credit option during the Spring or Fall through the International Internship in China Certificate Program.
Q: What is the internship application process?
You must first complete a general G-MEO application and pay the application fee. Then fill out the supplemental internship application found in your account portal, where you will submit a Chinese-style resume (a downloadable template can be found on the application), answer cover letter type questions, and select your top choices from a list of internships. In order to successfully complete the internship application, you must pay the deposit. After you’ve paid the deposit, the Internship Coordinator will begin reaching out to employers on your behalf. An interview may be required. Summer students will be placed prior to arrival and therefore an online interview may be conducted via Wechat. Semester students will interview and be placed upon their arrival in Chengdu.
Q: Is the deposit refundable if didn’t get an internship?
You will select your top three choices for an internship, but placements are subject to change depending on availability and company needs. If this is the case, G-MEO will attempt to place you in a similar position or field. If it’s G-MEO’s reason that leads to not finding you a suitable internship, the deposit will be refunded.
Q: Is the internship compensation comparable with it in U.S.?
Due to visa regulations, all internships are unpaid. However, it is up to the employer’s discretion if they would like to provide a stipend, which will be agreed upon in a signed contract. Overall, the cost of living is lower in China, therefore if available, compensation can be expected to reflect this.
Q: If I signed up for one, when will I find out about/interview for an internship?
After you have successfully completed a general application, paid the application fee, submitted a supplemental internship application, and paid the deposit, the Internship Coordinator will begin reaching out to employers on your behalf. If an interview is required, G-MEO will help coordinate this for you. The process can take 1-3 weeks after receiving your completed application packet.
Q: Can I do an internship?
Yes. There are year-round options in Chengdu to participate in a global internship, for credit or not for credit. During the summer, there are full-time opportunities through the credit-bearing Summer Internship Program and the not-for-credit International Internship in China (IIC) Certificate Program. Semester students may elect to do a part-time internship for credit or not for credit as one of their selected courses. There is also a 14-week, full-time, not-for-credit option during the Spring or Fall through the International Internship in China Certificate Program.
Q: What is the internship application process?
You must first complete a general G-MEO application and pay the application fee. Then fill out the supplemental internship application found in your account portal, where you will submit a Chinese-style resume (a downloadable template can be found on the application), answer cover letter type questions, and select your top choices from a list of internships. In order to successfully complete the internship application, you must pay the deposit. After you’ve paid the deposit, the Internship Coordinator will begin reaching out to employers on your behalf. An interview may be required. Summer students will be placed prior to arrival and therefore an online interview may be conducted via Wechat. Semester students will interview and be placed upon their arrival in Chengdu.
Q: Is the deposit refundable if didn’t get an internship?
You will select your top three choices for an internship, but placements are subject to change depending on availability and company needs. If this is the case, G-MEO will attempt to place you in a similar position or field. If it’s G-MEO’s reason that leads to not finding you a suitable internship, the deposit will be refunded.
Q: Is the internship compensation comparable with it in U.S.?
Due to visa regulations, all internships are unpaid. However, it is up to the employer’s discretion if they would like to provide a stipend, which will be agreed upon in a signed contract. Overall, the cost of living is lower in China, therefore if available, compensation can be expected to reflect this.
Q: If I signed up for one, when will I find out about/interview for an internship?
After you have successfully completed a general application, paid the application fee, submitted a supplemental internship application, and paid the deposit, the Internship Coordinator will begin reaching out to employers on your behalf. If an interview is required, G-MEO will help coordinate this for you. The process can take 1-3 weeks after receiving your completed application packet.
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