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Tuition Protection PlanWe believe it’s important to offer an easy, affordable way to protect the investment you have made in higher education. That’s why Pacific Lutheran University has negotiated with GradGuard™ to provide our students with tuition insurance featuring special plans and rates not available to the general public.This coverage expands the scope of our withdrawal and refund policy by ensuring reimbursement for tuition, room and board and other fees for covered withdrawals at any

The Short-Term Course Proposal Budget Template can be requested from Courtney Olsen, Manager of Short-Term Programs, olsencd@plu.edu. Short-term study away programs must satisfy a General Education, FYEP, or IHON requirement, or provide departmental or program credit towards a major or a minor. In terms of student demand, most PLU students study away on short-term courses offered during J-Term. While summer session courses have been offered in the past, enrolling these has been challenging due to

follow the standard degree sequence, general education curriculum; and the individual requirements for each degree, major and minor. In unusual circumstances, normally those beyond the student’s control, students are given the opportunity to request an exception to academic policies/requirements. Requests for substitutions or waivers of a course or policy requirement in a major or minor are approved by the relevant department chair. Requests for substitutions or waivers of a general education

How to check your CAPP Report via Banner Self-ServicePrior to registration, students should check their Curriculum Advising and Program Planning (CAPP) report.  The CAPP report allows undergraduate students to check online the progress towards completion of Pacific Lutheran University’s General Education Program Elements. Faculty and staff advisors also use the CAPP report to assist students in planning their academic program.How to search for classes via Banner Self-Service Open PLU Banner

International Honors ProgramPLU’s International Honors Program (IHON) is for students in any major interested in taking classes across disciplines to better understand international issues that you care about and impact you in your life today! IHON is an alternative way to fulfill your PLU general education requirements. For details about PLU’s unique honors program, visit the International Honors Program webpage. You can also contact Dr. Seth Dowland, Director of the International Honors

Financial Support and Expectations for International Students Many international students at PLU qualify for a merit-based scholarship. However, in general, students should expect to pay at least a half or more of the annual tuition fee as well as the entire living cost and other miscellaneous expenses on their own through individual, family and/or government sources. A small number of endowed scholarships may become available in some years for an amount not exceeding $3,000 for students who

concentration. The School of Business has two types of advisors: Professional advisor – a staff member with specialized training in academic advising and knowledge of all areas of the School of Business and General Education requirements. All first year and new transfer students will work with a professional advisor. Faculty advisors – Once you’ve completed your first year and declared your concentration, you will be assigned to a faculty advisor. This individual is a member of the teaching faculty and a