The 470 members of the class of 2006 defined as June graduates and 12-term seniors, provide an interesting profile of off-campus studies at Carleton:

• 70% of the class of 2006 studied off-campus.

• 330 individuals studied 409 times off-campus during their 4 years or twelve terms.

• 330 students earned off-campus study credit outside the United States.

• Students participated in 123 different off-campus programs in 47 different countries.

The attached tables, combined with the annual report “2004-2005 Participation in Off-Campus Studies, Academic Year,” offer a bifocal view of Carleton Off-Campus Studies. Several interesting highlights include:

• 78% of the 330 participants participated in one program, while 20% participated in two, and 2% studied off-campus three times.

• Participation by program length was 58% for one term in length (10 weeks), 30% for one semester (15 weeks), 10% for less than one term (usually summer or winter break programs), and less than 2% for academic year-long programs (9+ months).

• 62% of the members of the Class of 2006 who studied off-campus went on Carleton off-campus seminars taught by Carleton faculty for Carleton students. 6% of those who studied off-campus participated in consortium programs (ACM, AKP, HECUA, etc.), and 32% of the class enrolled in programs sponsored by other U.S. and foreign educational institutions.

• 53% of the class members studied off-campus as juniors. 24% studied off-campus as sophomores, and 23% studied off-campus as seniors.

• 63% of the participants were women and 37% were men.

• 100% of the following majors participated in off-campus studies:

Classical Studies
German
Spanish
Russian
Latin American Studies
Classical Languages
French & Francophone Studies
Women and Gender Studies

• Over 70% of these majors studied off-campus:

Art History
Geology
Biology
English
Economics
History
Studio Art
Political Science
International Relations

This report covers students who earned Carleton credit on off-campus study programs.

Credit and non-credit internships, geology, biology and archeology field camps, and volunteer experiences elsewhere provided additional off-campus study opportunities for the members of the class of 2005.

Margit Johnson, Director and Adviser
Helena Kaufman, Director and Adviser
Leslie Vanderwood, Administrative Assistant

For more information: 507.222.4332 or lvanderw@acs.carleton.edu

CLASS OF 2005 PARTICIPATION IN OFF-CAMPUS STUDY

Carleton College Off-Campus Seminars:
276 students (63%) and 25 programs (20%)

Program Name Participants

Carleton American Studies in California	3	Carleton Political Economy in Beijing	7
Carleton Biology in Australia/New Zealand	8	Carleton Political Science in Maastricht	17
Carleton Bio Geo Science in Australia	1	Carleton Political Science in Washington D. C.	8
Carleton Chinese Studies in Tianjin	16	Carleton Russian in Moscow	2
Carleton Economics in Cambridge	24	Carleton Social & Cultural Field Research in Guatemala	5
Carleton English in London	12	Carleton Spanish in Madrid	20
Carleton English & Psychology in London	21	Carleton Spanish in Mexico, Morelia	3
Carleton Francophone Studies in Mali	16	Carleton Spanish in Mexico, Puebla	12
Carleton French Studies in Paris	22	Carleton Studio Art in Australia/New Zealand	14
Carleton Geology in Italy	5	Carleton Animal Biology in the Galapagos- Winter Break	1
Carleton German in Berlin	7	Carleton Photography in Hawaii- Winter Break	6
Carleton German in Munich/Wittenberg	3	Carleton Tropical Ecology in Costa Rica- Winter Break	3
Carleton Irish Literature in Ireland	9	Carleton Viennese Culture on Site in Austria	6

Carleton Affiliated Programs:
25 Students (6%) and 14 programs (11%)

Associated Colleges of the Midwest Programs: Participants:

ACM Arts Florence-term	1
ACM Art History in Florence - semester	1
ACM Arts of London/Florence	1
ACM Czech Republic	1
ACM Japan Studies in Waseda	2
ACM Newberry Library	1
ACM Tanzania	2
ACM Urban Studies in Chicago	2
ACM Wilderness-BWCA	1

Other Consortia programs: Participants:

Associated Kyoto Program	7
HECUA Internship in Ecuador	2
HECUA Urban Studies, Mpls/St. Paul	1
HECUA Urban Studies, Oslo, Norway	2
ISLE Program in Sri Lanka	1

Other Programs:
132 Students (32%) and 82 programs (67%)

1. AIFS Buenos Aires (2)
2. AIFS Stellenbosch U. South Africa (1)
3. Alvin Ailey Dance US - summer (1)
4. Arcadia Ortega y Gasset, Spain (1)
5. Arcadia University in Greece (2)
6. Augsburg Development Social Change, Central America (2)
7. Boston U London Internship (1)
8. Budapest Semester in Mathematics at Eotvos U (1)
9. CEA Barcelona, Spain (1)
10. Centre for Cross-Cultural Studies, Seville, Spain (1)
11. CET in Beijing (1)
12. CET in Chinese Studies Beijing (1)
13. CET in HArbin, China - summer (3)
14. CET Jewish Studies in Prague (1)
15. Chung-ang U in Korea - summer (1)
16. CIEE Dominican Republic (1)
17. Coe College Wilderness-BWCA (1)
18. Denmark International Study Program (12)
19. DIS Arctic Biology in Iceland (2)
20. DIS Child Development & Diversity - summer (1)
21. Duke in Berlin (1)
22. Global Health India, Long Island U. (1)
23. I C Classical Study, Rome, Italy (2)
24. IES Barcelona, Spain (1)
25. IES Christchurch, New Zealand (1)
26. IES Paris, France (1)
27. Institute for Civic Leadership, Mills College (2)
28. ISA Madrid Trimester (2)
29. Japanese Theater U Mass - summer (2)
30. King's College U London through Arcadia CEA (1)
31. Korea U. Int'l Summer Campus (2)
32. Middlebury in Argentina (1)
33. Moscow State Russian Language (1)
34. MSU Japan Center (1)
35. Nanzan U Direct (1)
36. National Theater Institute, USA (1)
37. NUI Galway, Ireland - summer (1)
38. NYU Paris - summer (2)
39. NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Nice, France (1)
40. OTS Tropical Studies through Duke (2)
41. Round River Ecuador Tropical Ecology (2)
42. Round River Hidden Coast (1)
43. Round River Taku River Conservation (1)
44. SEA Education Association (15)
45. Siena Liberal Arts, Italy (2)
46. SIT Australia (2)
47. SIT Australia: Environment (1)
48. SIT Bolivia (1)
49. SIT Brazil (1)
50. SIT Caribbean African Spirituality (3)
51. SIT Czech Arts & Social Change (1)
52. SIT Ecuador (1)
53. SIT Ecuador: Compartive Ecology (1)
54. SIT Ireland (1)
55. SIT Kenya: Coastal Studies (1)
56. SIT Madagascar (2)
57. SIT Mali (1)
58. SIT Morocco (1)
59. SIT Netherlands (1)
60. SIT Nicaragua (2)
61. SIT Panama: Development & Conservation (1)
62. SIT South Africa: Durban (1)
63. SIT Switzerland (3)
64. SIT Uganda/Rwanda (1)
65. SIT Viet Nam: Ho Chi Minh (1)
66. St. Catherine Oxford through Butler IFSA (2)
67. Study in Siena, Italy (1)
68. U Adelaide, Australia Direct (1)
69. U Australia Nat'l through Arcadia CEA (1)
70. U Canterbury through Butler IFSA (1)
71. U Capetown through Interstudy (1)
72. U College Cork through Arcadia CEA (1)
73. U East Anglia through Butler IFSA (1)
74. U Georgia in Cortona, Italy (3)
75. U Ireland Galway through Butler IFSA (1)
76. U James Cook through Butler IFSA (1)
78. U St. Andrews through Butler IFSA (1)
79. U Valparaiso, Chile through Butler IFSA (1)
80. U Westminster through Butler IFSA (1)
81. U Yucatan, Mexico through Butler IFSA (1)
82. U MN Studies International Development in India (2)

Participation by Region	#	%
Africa	28	6.5
Asia	48	12
Australia & Oceania	31	7.5
Europe	210	51
Latin America	48	12
North America (USA)	44	11
	409	100

Participation by Country	#		Participation by Country	#
1. United Kingdom	65		25. Switzerland	3
2. USA	43		26. Greece	2
3. Australia	29		27. Iceland	2
4. China	28		28. Madagascar	2
5. France	26		29. New Zealand	2
6. Spain	26		30. Nicaragua	2
7. The Netherlands	19		31. Norway	2
8. Mali	17		32. Tanzania	2
9. Mexico	16		33. Bolivia	1
10. Italy	15		34. Brazil	1
11. Denmark	13		35. Canada	1
12. Ireland	13		36. Chile	1
13. Japan	12		37. Dominican Republic	1
14. Germany	11		38. Hungary	1
15. Ecuador	7		39. Kenya	1
16. Guatemala	7		40. Morocco	1
17. Austria	6		41. Panama	1
18. Costa Rica	5		42. Sri Lanka	1
19. South Africa	4		43. Vietnam	1
20. Argentina	3		Multi-locations
21. Czech Republic	3		44. Jamaica & Cuba	3
22. India	3		45. Uganda/Rwanda	1
23. Republic of Korea	3
24. Russia	3

Participation by Program Length	#	%
Less than 1 term	41	10
One term	238	58
One semester	121	30
Academic year	9	2
	440	100

Participation by Program Sponsor	#	%
Carleton College	252	62
Consortia programs	25	6
Other programs	132	32
	409	100

Participation by Class Year	#	%
Sophomore year (02-03)	98	24
Junior year (03-04)	218	53
Senior year (04-05)	93	23
	409	100

Student Participation on Programs	#	%
One program	258	78
Two Programs	65	20
Three programs	7	2
	330	100

Students by Gender	#	%
Women	208	63
Men	122	37
	330	100

Participation by Major (incl. double majors but not special majors)	% of majors in class of '05
African/African American Studies (1)	50
American Studies (10)	63
Art History (7)	78
Asian Studies (2)	100
Biology (37)	71
Chemistry (16)	16
Classical Languages (3)	100
Classical Studies (1)	100
Computer Science (2)	25
Economics (33)	70
English (36)	80
French & Francophone Studies (3)	100
Geology (8)	73
German (2)	100
History (23)	77
International Relations (39)	83
Latin (1)	50
Latin American Studies (2)	100
Mathematics (6)	25
Music (2)	50
Philosophy (6)	55
Physics (3)	16
Political Science (13)	81
Psychology (26)	68
Religion (4)	57
Russian (1)	100
Sociology/Anthropology (10)	55
Spanish (5)	100
Studio Art (19)	95