Quick Facts
Location | Southern Italy, half hour from Pompeii |
Language | Open to all levels of Italian. Classes in English, except for Italian language and some Italian literature |
Academics | Anthropology, Archaeology, Art History, Business, Classics, Communications, Fine Arts, History, International Relations, Italian Culture, Italian Language, Italian Literature, Marketing, Nutrition, Photography, Politics, Religion, Sciences, Sociology, and more |
Housing | Residence Hall, Shared Apartment, or Homestay |
Sample Activities | Gelato Making, Hiking |
Internships | Internships available |
The City
A small city of 16,500 in southern Italy, Sorrento is an enchanting beach town right on the water. Imagine looking out your classroom window onto the Mediterranean Sea with Mount Vesuvius and the Isle of Capri in the distance!
Because very few Americans live and study here, you can experience Italian culture in depth. Enjoy the best of both worlds – a sophisticated, cosmopolitan city with an approachable, small town feel and a history that is several millennia old. With origins dating back to the Roman Republic, Sorrento is steeped in history both figuratively and literally, as the town is built into cliffs of ancient compacted volcanic ash, rising up from the sea. Amidst the modern shops and restaurants, a stroll around town will encounter narrow alleyways, ancient ruins, and tranquil churches.
Located just 1 hour from Naples and a half hour from Pompeii, and with bus, train, and ferry transportation nearby, you can easily explore the rest of Europe and everything it has to offer.
Course Offerings
SEMESTER & ACADEMIC YEAR PROGRAMS - SANT'ANNA INSTITUTE
SUMMER PROGRAMS - SANT'ANNA INSTITUTE
JANUARY TERM - SANT'ANNA INSTITUTE
Host Institution
SANT’ANNA INSTITUTE
Founded in 1998, the mission of Sant’Anna Institute is to provide a learning experience that engages students through total immersion of local language, community, and culture. Sant’Anna Institute is a community of cultural exchange, attracting students from all over the world who come here to learn Italian and experience life in southern Italy.
The Institute is housed in a historical building, perched on one of Sorrento’s cliffs of ancient volcanic ash. Classrooms overlook the school’s lush gardens and the Marina Grande, Sorrento’s main fishing port. With views of the Mediterranean Sea, Mount Vesuvius, and the Isle of Capri, it is a picturesque place to study. Field trips are part of many courses at Sant’Anna Institute.
Click here to view an interactive map of Sant’Anna Institute.
ASA semester programs include 2 day trips. Summer programs include 1 day trip. Destinations will vary by term. Past examples have included Pompeii, Capri, and the Amalfi Coast.
Experiences
Getting out and exploring on your own is one of the best parts about studying abroad. Here are just a few of the unforgettable experiences you can have abroad with ASA!
Housing
Sant’Anna Institute offers four housing types: Italian homestay, On-campus Residence Hall, Shared Apartment, and Off-campus Residence Hall.
Students will complete a Housing Questionnaire after being accepted to the program where they can rank housing in order of preference. Most of the time, we’re able to place students in their first choice housing option, but due to limited space in certain options, we can’t guarantee all preferences will be met.
Italian Homestay: Double occupancy rooms; Includes breakfast and dinner.
On-Campus Residence Hall: Double, triple, or quadruple bedrooms. Meals are not included but there is a shared kitchen available for use. Residence hall is part of the Sant’Anna Institute building, thus you are ensured a quick walk to class and beautiful ocean view.
Shared Apartment: Double, triple, or quadruple occupancy rooms. Meals are not included but students are provided a stocked kitchen. Apartments are located throughout Sorrento.
Off-Campus Residence Hall: Double or triple rooms; On-site cafeteria/restaurant where breakfast and dinner are served. Students receive a fixed number of meal vouchers for use in the cafeteria, equivalent to approximately 30% of meals. The building has a rooftop with swimming pool & sun beds; Located in the Santa Lucia Neighborhood, just 15-20 minutes walking from campus.
All ASA housing includes Internet access and is located in safe neighborhoods within a reasonable distance from school.
Housing FAQ
Can I room with a friend?
Yes, in most cases we are able to accommodate requests to live with a friend. Please keep in mind that roommate requests must be mutual, so be sure your friend requests you back! You will complete a detailed Housing Questionnaire after being accepted to the program, and on this form you can request a roommate.
When will I find out where I'll be living?
ASA will notify you of your living arrangements via email approximately 1-2 weeks before the start of your program.
What if I don't like my host family?
If it is a problem with the homestay and not a language or cultural misunderstanding, ASA will move you to a different homestay right away. We have on-site staff in every city who are there to help students with any issues they encounter while abroad, and who check in periodically with students throughout their stay to ensure all is well.
Will my host family speak English?
No, but there’s no need to worry! Living in a homestay is the best way for you to learn Italian, and you’ll be amazed at how quickly you will improve. Also, don’t forget that they've hosted international students before, so they understand that you are there to learn their language and want to help you.
Will I have a roommate?
Yes. In homestays, bedrooms are double occupancy. In the Residence Halls and shared apartments, rooms are double, triple, or quadruple occupancy.
What should I bring with me?
A detailed list of what to bring (and what not to bring) will be included in your ASA pre-departure handbook, which will be emailed to you about a month before your program begins. Students living in a homestay should consider bringing a small gift for their host, such as a candle, kitchen towel, chocolates, etc.
Are meals included?
Homestay accommodation includes breakfast and dinner. The On-Campus residence hall and shared apartment accommodation does not include meals, but there is a shared kitchen, and grocery stores are within walking distance. The Off Campus residence hall includes a meal plan with vouchers for a set number of breakfasts and dinners in the on-site cafeteria.
What is the food like?
The food is great and will be typical of your host country. Be prepared to try new things! If you have any food allergies or dietary needs, please let ASA know as soon as possible and we'll be happy to advise you on your options.
How far will I live from school?
Homestays, the off-campus residence hall, and shared apartments are located about a 15-25 minute walk from the school. The On-campus residence hall is part of the Sant'Anna Institute building, so you will be just a minute's walk from your classes.
Accessibility & Inclusion
Diversifying study abroad is a priority for ASA. Please check out Diversity Abroad’s Italy Travel Guide. If you have questions or concerns about how any of your identities may impact your study abroad experience, please contact us.
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Culture & Ethnicity
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Disability Accommodation
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Food & Diet
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Financial Aid & Money Matters
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First Generation
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Gender Identity & Sexuality
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Mental Health
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Non-traditional Students
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Religion
Eligibility
Sant’Anna Institute: Classes without Internship
Summer/Semester/Academic Year/January Term
- Requirements
- Minimum GPA requirement 2.50. (Applicants with a GPA between 2.30-2.49 will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Students with a GPA of 2.29 or lower will not be considered.)
- Language requirement: None. Open to students with any level of Italian.
- At least 18 years of age
- Official Transcript from your most recent institution attended (Gap year students will be required to submit a copy of your high school diploma in addition to an official transcript)
- Personal Statement (1-2 pages) describing your personal and academic reasons for wanting to study abroad at Sant’Anna Institute.
- ASA Application. To start a new application or continue an existing application, click here.
- Scan of your valid passport that does not expire sooner than 6 months after the day you plan to return home from abroad. If you don’t have a valid passport, confirmation of an expedited passport application is required before you can be accepted into this program. Please submit your passport application by expedited service if you do not have a valid passport.
- For Application Deadlines, please click the Cost & Dates tab.
Sant’Anna Institute: Classes + Internship
Summer/Semester/Academic Year
- Requirements
- Minimum GPA requirement 3.0 (Students with a GPA of 2.99 or lower will not be considered for the internship program but may apply for the classes-only program.)
- Language requirement: None. Open to students with any level of Italian.
- At least 18 years of age
- Completed at least 2 semesters at a U.S. or Canadian college/university before applying (or 3 semesters completed before applying plus verification of current semester courses in progress)
- Must be of junior or senior standing when you begin your internship based on earned credits.
- Desired internship area must be within your major or minor field of study.
- Accepted into your major area of study with successful completion of core coursework in the major
- A clean discipline record from your home university
- Official Transcript from your college or university
- Personal Statement (1-2 pages) describing your personal and academic reasons for wanting to study and intern abroad at Sant’Anna Institute.
- CV/résumé in Word format demonstrating experience relevant to desired internship area.
- Cover Letter/Letter of Intent
- Two letters of recommendation from a current or past employer.
- ASA Application. To start a new application or continue an existing application, click here.
- Scan of your valid passport that does not expire sooner than 6 months after the day you plan to return home from abroad. If you don’t have a valid passport, confirmation of an expedited passport application is required before you can be accepted into this program. Please submit your passport application by expedited service if you do not have a valid passport.
- For Application Deadlines, please click the Cost & Dates tab.
Sant’Anna Institute: Classes + Research Project
Semester/Academic Year
- Requirements
- Minimum GPA requirement 3.0 (Students with GPA of 2.99 or lower will not be considered for the research program but may apply for the classes-only program.)
- Language requirement: None. Open to students with any level of Italian.
- At least 18 years of age
- Completed at least 2 semesters at a U.S. or Canadian college/university before applying (or 3 semesters completed before applying plus verification of current semester courses in progress)
- Must be of junior or senior standing when you begin semester
- Official Transcript from your college or university
- Personal Statement (1-2 pages) describing your personal and academic reasons for wanting to study and research abroad at Sant’Anna Institute.
- One letter of recommendation from a professor or advisor at your home university.
- ASA Application. To start a new application or continue an existing application, click here.
- Scan of your valid passport that does not expire sooner than 6 months after the day you plan to return home from abroad. If you don’t have a valid passport, confirmation of an expedited passport application is required before you can be accepted into this program. Please submit your passport application by expedited service if you do not have a valid passport.
- For Application Deadlines, please click the Cost & Dates tab.
Internships, Service Learning & Research
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INTERNSHIPS
Students may complete a for-credit internship in their major or minor field of study for an additional fee of $510. Internships are completed alongside coursework. An internship is a great way to meet Italian people while building your résumé and gaining hands-on experience. Internships are available summer and semester terms.
PLACEMENTS AVAILABLE IN:
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Archaeology
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Architecture / Interior Design
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Art History
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Community Health
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Culinary Arts
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Education / ESL Teaching
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Emergency Management
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English
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Environmental Science
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Event Management
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Fashion Merchandising
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Fitness Management
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Food & Beverage Management
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Geology / Volcanology
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Hospitality
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Human Rights
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Human Services Management
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International Business
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International Politics
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Italian Studies
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Journalism
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Leadership / Student Wellness
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Marine Biology
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Marketing
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Nutrition
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Studio Art
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Political Science
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Sports Business
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Social Work
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Tourism
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Veterinary Science
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Women’s Studies
SERVICE LEARNING & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Community Engagement projects are voluntary and independent from courses, while Service Learning projects are designed specifically for certain courses to allow you to apply what you've learned in the classroom, and at the same time, give back to the city hosting you.
Sant’Anna Institute is very involved with the local community! They have ties to dozens of local businesses and organizations, through which they are able to offer ASA students a range of meaningful projects. In fact, due to the reputation of these projects within the town, oftentimes businesses and organizations in the community reach out to Sant’Anna looking to collaborate.
These projects are a form of experiential learning, allowing students to learn in partnership with the community and develop competencies that promote the advancement of social responsibility. Time spent working with a community-based organization becomes part of the students’ homework. In the case of Service Learning projects, the community serves as a “living text” for the class – another powerful source of information to complement course readings, lectures, and discussions.
Service Learning and Community Engagement Programs engage both students and the broader community in reciprocal partnerships to create educational projects, promote leadership through service, foster and support inclusive environments, and advance social justice and civic engagement. For more details about service learning and community engagement opportunities, please click here!
RESEARCH PROJECTS
Semester students can complete a Research Project alongside coursework for no additional fee. A research project is a great way to meet Italian people while building your résumé and gaining hands-on experience.
AVAILABLE PROJECTS
Research projects are available in the following areas:
- History of the Mafia: Organized crime in Italy from a Historical Perspective
- Gender Studies: Gender-based Violence in Italy
- Human Rights: Field Research on Migrants and Refugees
- Marine Biology/Sustainability – On-site at the Marine Protected Area of Punta Campanella ($500 additional fee)
- Italian Literature – Dante’s Comedy in the Contemporary Culture
For complete details, click here!
Cost & Dates
Internship carries additional fee of $510.
Please wait to book a flight until you receive arrival instructions from ASA.
January Term
DATES | PRICE | APPLICATION DEADLINE | PAYMENT DEADLINE | PROGRAM CODE | VISA NEEDED FOR US PASSPORT HOLDERS? |
January Term 2025 Arrive Jan. 5 - Depart Jan. 25 On Campus Residence Hall or Shared Apartment without meals |
$4,995 | Oct. 15, '24 | Oct. 30, '24 | SOIJ25 | No |
January Term 2025 Arrive Jan. 5 - Depart Jan. 25 Off Campus Residence Hall with Meal Plan |
$5,295 | Oct. 15, '24 | Oct. 30, '24 | SOIJ25MP | No |
Spring Semester
DATES | PRICE | APPLICATION DEADLINE | PAYMENT DEADLINE | PROGRAM CODE | VISA NEEDED FOR US PASSPORT HOLDERS? |
Spring 2025 Arrive Jan. 26 - Depart May 10 On Campus Residence Hall without meals |
$18,195 | Oct. 11, '24 | Oct. 30, '24 | SOISPA25 | Yes |
Spring 2025 Arrive Jan. 26 - Depart May 10 Off Campus Residence Hall with Meal Plan |
$19,795 | Oct. 11, '24 | Oct. 30, '24 | SOISPA25MP | Yes |
Spring 2025 Arrive Jan. 26 - Depart May 10 Shared Apartment without meals |
$18,195 | Oct. 11, '24 | Oct. 30, '24 | SOISPB25 | Yes |
Spring 2025 Arrive Jan. 26 - Depart May 10 Homestay with meals |
$18,995 | Oct. 11, '24 | Oct. 30, '24 | SOISPC25 | Yes |
$500 discount for Academic Year participation, applied during the second semester
Summer Session 1
DATES | PRICE | APPLICATION DEADLINE | PAYMENT DEADLINE | PROGRAM CODE | VISA NEEDED FOR US PASSPORT HOLDERS? |
Summer I 2025 (3 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart July 5 |
$6,495 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU1-3-A25 | No |
Summer I 2025 (3 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart July 5 Off Campus Residence Hall with Meal Plan |
$6,995 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU1-3-A25MP | No |
Summer I 2025 (3 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart July 5 Shared Apartment without meals |
$6,495 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU1-3-B25 | No |
Summer I 2025 (3 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart July 5 Homestay with breakfast and dinner |
$6,795 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU1-3-C25 | No |
Summer I 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart July 5 On Campus Residence Hall without meals |
$7,495 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU1-6-A25 | No |
Summer I 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart July 5 Off Campus Residence Hall with Meal Plan |
$7,995 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU1-6-A25MP | No |
Summer I 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart July 5 Shared Apartment without meals |
$7,495 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU1-6-B25 | No |
Summer I 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart July 5 Homestay with breakfast and dinner |
$7,795 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU1-6-C25 | No |
Summer Session 2
DATES | PRICE | APPLICATION DEADLINE | PAYMENT DEADLINE | PROGRAM CODE | VISA NEEDED FOR US PASSPORT HOLDERS? |
Summer II 2025 (3 credits) Arrive Jul. 6 - Depart Aug. 9 On Campus Residence Hall without meals |
$6,495 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU2-3-A25 | No |
Summer II 2025 (3 credits) Arrive Jul. 6 - Depart Aug. 9 Off Campus Residence Hall with Meal Plan |
$6,995 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU2-3-A25MP | No |
Summer II 2025 (3 credits) Arrive Jul. 6 - Depart Aug. 9 Shared Apartment without meals |
$6,495 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU2-3-B25 | No |
Summer II 2025 (3 credits) Arrive Jul. 6 - Depart Aug. 9 Homestay with breakfast and dinner |
$6,795 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU2-3-C25 | No |
Summer II 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jul. 6 - Depart Aug. 9 On Campus Residence Hall without meals |
$7,495 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU2-6-A25 | No |
Summer II 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jul. 6 - Depart Aug. 9 Off Campus Residence Hall with Meal Plan |
$7,995 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU2-6-A25MP | No |
Summer II 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jul. 6 - Depart Aug. 9 Shared Apartment without meals |
$7,495 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU2-6-B25 | No |
Summer II 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jul. 6 - Depart Aug. 9 Homestay with breakfast and dinner |
$7,795 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU2-6-C25 | No |
Summer Session 3
DATES | PRICE | APPLICATION DEADLINE | PAYMENT DEADLINE | PROGRAM CODE | VISA NEEDED FOR US PASSPORT HOLDERS? |
Summer III 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart Aug. 9 On Campus Residence Hall without meals |
$11,795 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU3-6-A25 | No |
Summer III 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart Aug. 9 Off Campus Residence Hall with Meal Plan |
$12,795 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU3-6-A25MP | No |
Summer III 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart Aug. 9 Shared Apartment without meals |
$11,795 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU3-6-B25 | No |
Summer III 2025 (6 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart Aug. 9 Homestay with breakfast and dinner |
$12,295 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU3-6-C25 | No |
Summer III 2025 (9 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart Aug. 9 On Campus Residence Hall without meals |
$12,895 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU3-9-A25 | No |
Summer III 2025 (9 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart Aug. 9 Off Campus Residence Hall with Meal Plan |
$13,895 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU3-9-A25MP | No |
Summer III 2025 (9 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart Aug. 9 Shared Apartment without meals |
$12,895 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU3-9-B25 | No |
Summer III 2025 (9 credits) Arrive Jun. 1 - Depart Aug. 9 Homestay with breakfast and dinner |
$13,395.00 | Feb. 28, '25 | March 14, '25 | SOISU3-9-C25 | No |
Fall Semester
DATES | PRICE | APPLICATION DEADLINE | PAYMENT DEADLINE | PROGRAM CODE | VISA NEEDED FOR US PASSPORT HOLDERS? |
Fall A 2024 Arrive Aug. 25 - Depart Dec. 14 |
$17,995 | May 1, '24 | May 30, '24 | SOIFA24 | Yes |
Fall B 2024 Arrive Aug. 25 - Depart Dec. 14 Shared Apartment without meals |
$17,995 | May 1, '24 | May 30, '24 | SOIFB24 | Yes |
Fall C 2024 Arrive Aug. 25 - Depart Dec. 14 Homestay with breakfast and dinner |
$18,695 | May 1, '24 | May 30, '24 | SOIFC24 | Yes |
Fall 2025 Arrive Aug. 31 - Depart Dec. 13 On Campus Residence Hall without meals |
TBA | May 1, '25 | May 30, '25 | SOIFA25 | Yes |
Fall 2025 Arrive Aug. 31 - Depart Dec. 13 Off Campus Residence Hall with Meal Plan |
TBA | May 1, '25 | May 30, '25 | SOIFA25MP | Yes |
Fall 2025 Arrive Aug. 31 - Depart Dec. 13 Shared Apartment without meals |
TBA | May 1, '25 | May 30, '25 | SOIFB25 | Yes |
Fall 2025 Arrive Aug. 31 - Depart Dec. 13 Homestay with breakfast and dinner |
TBA | May 1, '25 | May 30, '25 | SOIFC25 | Yes |
$500 discount for Academic Year participation, applied during the second semester
What's Included
INCLUDED
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ROOM & BOARD / ROOM ONLY: The following 4 housing options are offered:
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Option A: On-campus residence hall without meals, with kitchen facilities
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Option B: Italian homestay with daily breakfast and dinner included
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Option C: Shared apartment without meals, with kitchen facilities
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Option D: Off campus residence hall with some meals included (vouchers for breakfast and dinner)
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TUITION at Sant’Anna Institute for the maximum number of credits or courses indicated on the program course offerings page. Enrolling in more than the maximum number of credits/courses (if permitted by the host institution) will result in an additional fee.
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ACADEMIC CREDITS: Students who receive pre-approval from their home institution can transfer the credits they earn to their home institution.
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OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Final transcript is issued by Jacksonville University. Upon completion of the program, ASA will provide one free shipment of your final transcript to your U.S. institution.
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EXCURSIONS: Semester programs include 2 day trips. Summer programs include 1 day trip.
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CULTURAL ACTIVITIES in Sorrento (museum visits, walking tours, etc.)
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INTERNET ACCESS: Students will have free Internet access at their host institution and in their program housing.
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AIRPORT PICK-UP: Group ground transportation is provided from Naples (NAP) airport for students who arrive on the official arrival date, by the designated time.
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SITE DIRECTOR: Students will have an on-site director to assist them with any academic or cultural difficulties they may encounter.
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MEDICAL INSURANCE: Comprehensive international medical insurance is included. Click here for details on benefits and coverage.
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VISA ADVISING: Students are ultimately responsible for obtaining their visa (if required for their term), but ASA will provide detailed, helpful information upon acceptance about which visa students will need and how to go about applying for one. Please click here and scroll down to “Student Visa Information” to find out if a visa is required for your program.
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PRE-DEPARTURE HANDBOOK & ON-SITE ORIENTATION
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SUBSCRIPTION TO SAFETURE SAFETY-ENHANCING MOBILE APP
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SUBSCRIPTION TO MINDHAMOK: a 24-7 service designed to support your mental, physical, and social wellbeing throughout your program. You can find out more about mindhamok in our Pre-Departure Guide for All Programs
NOT INCLUDED
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$510 internship fee (only charged to you if you sign up for an internship)
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Round trip airfare and travel expenses to and from the program location
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Books, materials, lab fees
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Local transportation
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Personal expenses
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All meals if living in the on-campus residence hall or shared apartment; some meals if living in a homestay or off-campus residence hall
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Laundry
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Meals on activities
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Transportation from the airport if the student does not arrive on the official arrival date by the designated time
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Transportation back to the airport at the end of the program
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Student Visa and Permit of Stay, if required
For academic year students and those enrolling in more than one session, housing and other ASA services and benefits are not provided during the break between sessions. For academic year students only, medical insurance during winter break is included if it is required to get your visa.
If you need a budget or Costs of Attendance for your financial aid office, or if you simply want an estimate of the not-included costs listed above.
Program Calendar
Program dates are subject to change. Although date changes are rare, they are typically changes made by the host institution and are, therefore, outside of ASA’s control. If any changes are made to your program dates, ASA is not responsible for fees or losses associated with changing or canceling your plane ticket, additional lodging and other travel costs, etc.
Please do not book a plane ticket until you are accepted to an ASA program and receive written notification of your program’s arrival and departure dates.
Fall 2024
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Arrival and Housing Move-in | For group airport pick-up, students should arrive at Naples (NAP) airport on Aug. 25 before 4pm |
Orientation | Aug. 26 |
Classes Begin | Aug. 26 |
Excursions - location TBA | TBA |
Fall Break | Oct. 12-20 |
Last day of final exams | Dec. 13 |
Housing move-out; students depart | Dec. 14 |
J-Term 2025
EVENTS | DATES |
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Arrival and Housing Move-in | For group airport pick-up, students should arrive at Naples (NAP) airport on Jan. 5th before 2pm |
Classes Begin | Jan. 6 |
Last day of final exams | Jan. 24 |
Housing move-out; students depart | Jan. 25 |
Spring 2025
EVENTS | DATES |
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Arrival and Housing Move-in | For group airport pick-up, students should arrive at Naples (NAP) airport on Jan. 26 before 4pm |
Orientation | Jan. 27 |
Classes Begin | Jan. 28 |
Excursions - location TBA | TBA |
Spring Break | Mar. 14-23 |
Last day of final exams | May 9 |
Housing move-out; students depart | May 10 |
Summer Session 1 2025
EVENTS | DATES |
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Arrival and Housing Move-in | For group airport pick-up, students should arrive at Naples (NAP) airport on Jun. 1 before 4pm |
Orientation | Jun. 2 |
Classes Begin | Jun. 2 |
Excursions - location TBA | TBA |
Last day of final exams | Jul. 4 |
Housing move-out; students depart | Jul. 5 |
Summer Session 2 2025
EVENTS | DATES |
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Arrival and Housing Move-in | For group airport pick-up, students should arrive at Naples (NAP) airport on Jul. 6 before 4pm |
Orientation | Jul. 7 |
Classes Begin | Jul. 7 |
Excursions - location TBA | TBA |
Last day of final exams | Aug. 8 |
Housing move-out; students depart | Aug. 9 |
Summer Session 3 2025
EVENTS | DATES |
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Arrival and Housing Move-in | For group airport pick-up, students should arrive at Naples (NAP) airport on Jun. 1 before 4pm |
Orientation | Jun. 2 |
Classes Begin | Jun. 2 |
Excursions - location TBA | TBA |
Last day of final exams | Aug. 8 |
Housing move-out; students depart | Aug. 9 |
Fall 2025
EVENTS | DATES |
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Arrival and Housing Move-in | For group airport pick-up, students should arrive at Naples (NAP) airport on Aug. 31 before 4pm |
Orientation | Sep. 1 |
Classes Begin | Sep. 1 |
Excursions - location TBA | TBA |
Fall Break | Oct. 18-26 |
Last day of final exams | Dec. 12 |
Housing move-out; students depart | Dec. 13 |