Florida State University (FSU) is a popular US university with an excellent reputation among foreign students for its high-quality education, excellent location and sought-after campus experience. Living up to these high standards, the university offers its prestigious Gateway Program.

The FSU Gateway Program is the perfect choice for those students who are torn between studying in the US or the UK. Students are given the opportunity to complete their first year of study in the United Kingdom at FSU’s London campus, upon completion of which they are able to transfer to the Florida campus. Students can choose to study FSU’s range of undergraduate programs and receive extensive training and guidance for SAT and their visa requirements.

FSU Gateway Program, London Campus

For certain majors, the Gateway Program also allows students to complete a summer semester or a second year of study at other FSU international campuses located in Spain, Italy and the Republic of Panama.

The first year allows students to undertake lessons from across a broad Liberal Arts curriculum that lets them explore a range of academic interests. Students then have the opportunity to specialise in a specific major such as business, history or politics, or they can choose from the more than 90 degrees offered at FSU.

FSU Gateway Program students have the unique opportunity to study alongside American students and students from their international campus of choice. The university offers transfer assistance for students when switching to programs at the Tallahassee campus – a stress-free process for international students when undertaking such crucial paperwork.

FSU offers student support teams at both their international campuses and in Tallahassee. This provides students with a comprehensive guidance program and orients and guides students in academics, cultural sensitivity, money management, and lifestyle issues, allowing for a smooth transition and an effective integration into a foreign environment.

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