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While You're Abroad: Preparing to Return Home

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Preparing to Return Home

When you’re having the time of your life abroad, it can be easy to forget about the things you need to take care of before you return home. By properly preparing to leave your program, you’ll make your transition back to the United States much easier.

Make sure that your transcript is being sent to the right place

Before you can receive transfer credit for your courses abroad, the Education Abroad Office must receive an official copy of your transcript from your program. Most institutions choose to mail transcripts to UNO, but we are also able to accept official transcripts that have been sent directly to the Education Abroad Office from the institution. We are unable to accept any transcripts sent by students.

If your institution is going to be mailing your transcript, have them send it via email to unostudyabroad@unomaha.edu or mail it to this address:

UNO Education Abroad, ASH 220

University of Nebraska at Omaha

6001 Dodge Street

Omaha, NE 68182-0227

USA

Follow up with your program

Check with your program and host institution to see if there are any bills, student housing surveys, or other tasks that you must take care of prior to departure. Failing to complete mandatory procedures may result in fines or the withholding of your transcript. Please note that if there are any housing fees incurred after your departure, you will be responsible for those expenses.

Get contact information

You’re going to want to stay in touch with all of the amazing people you meet abroad. Make sure to get contact information for friends, classmates, roommates, host families, professors, and other valuable connections that you’ve made. These people will continue to be important friends, references, and mentors, and staying connected can help limit the effects of reverse culture shock.

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