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Families who receive ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø±¬ÍøÕ¾ aid will be able to transfer that aid toward the total cost of their student’s program, up to the total cost of a semester on-campus. Beyond ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø±¬ÍøÕ¾, there are also many different external grant agencies that can help with funding study abroad, whether during the summer or the academic year.

• - up to $8,000 for U.S. citizens with financial need to study or intern abroad
• - for U.S. undergraduates studying critical languages abroad; up to $8,000 for summer (STEM students only), $10,000 for a semester, $20,000 for an academic year
• scholarships - for U.S. undergraduates studying in programs 4 weeks and longer; grants range from $1,250-10,000
• - need-based and diversity scholarships for summer, semester, and academic year RLASP participants, typically $500-$2,500
• - up to $7,000 for advanced language training for U.S. citizens and permanent residents (juniors and seniors only) with a commitment to teaching
• - a highly competitive but fully funded opportunity for intermediate- or advanced-level summer Russian study by U.S. undergraduates and graduate students
• - awarded to participants in the ACTR RLASP program on the basis of merit and financial need; may cover up to 75% of program costs
• - for programs 6 weeks and longer; awarded for a variety of challenges including blogging, research (up to $1,000), and combining a variety of back-to-back SRAS programs in different locations ($1,500 for summer alone, $2,000 for two programs or $2,500 for three) 
• – combines intensive language study with a resume-building internship in fields such as economics, translation, history, and art; provides $5,000 for a semester-long program