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| The oldest college in Delhi, St. Stephen’s College was founded in 1881 with just five students and three teachers. Today, it boasts more than 1,100 students and is widely considered the best institution of higher education in India.
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You'll take courses alongside local Indian students at St. Stephens. In addition,
you can choose to take special classes on some of the world’s
best contemporary fiction (by Indian authors who write in
English), or on Indian History and Culture.
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The small classes at St. Stephen’s College make it the
place to study Indian history and philosophy (3,500 years
of it!), Brit lit from a truly
postcolonial perspective, or computers, chemistry, and more. |
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To really bend your spoon, learn Hindi, a
language with a completely different alphabet. |
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Trips to Bombay, the Taj Mahal in Agra, and the
fabled Pink City of Jaipur will remind you that there’s
always more in India waiting to blow your mind. |
| Dates |
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Application timetable: |
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Applications should be received by March 1. |
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Full Year |
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(approx. 30 credits): Mid-July to late March |
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Fall |
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(approx. 20 credits): Mid-July to late December |
| Cost (2008-2009) |
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| NJ residents: |
Full Year: $18,587 |
Fall: $14,222 |
| non-NJ residents: |
Full Year: $24,987 |
Fall: $17,422 |
Tuition, fees, housing, excursions, and basic medical
insurance are included in this fee.
Travel, food, major medical insurance, and all personal
expenses are not included in this fee.
For more information on program costs, please click here
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Ready for an out-there experience? India is beyond
exciting—beyond beyond! A city once ruled by Mogul lords and
now capital of the world’s largest democracy, Delhi
pulsates with the energy of ancient customs meeting modern
ways. Sure, sacred cows still wander in the streets, but
they’re outnumbered by almighty cell phones.
Delhi itself is an archeologist’s dream, having been
destroyed and rebuilt at least seven times over thousands
of years, and you’ll need more than one rickshaw ride to
see all the sights.
Millennium-old relics or the latest “Bollywood” musical-action-
dramedy—why choose? At the bazaar you’re
expected to haggle for jewelry or silks, and then you can
wear what you buy to one of the ultrapopular dance clubs.
And yes, the tandoori chicken and vindaloo will taste much
better here. Back at your apartment, you can study in your spacious bedroom, watch
TV, or cook up your own extra-hot curry with fresh spices.
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