GV Students may earn credit in two classes:

• 5 or 10 credits in Spanish Language Through Experiential Activities ($375/5 credits or $750/10 credits) (Non-Washington State Residents: $87.10/credit (subject to change)
• 2 or 3 credits in Leadership Practice and Application ($73.90/credit) (Non-Washington State Residents: $87.10/credit (subject to change)

Seattle Central Community College (SCCC) Credit is available for Global Visionaries participants. SCCC is an accredited institution - named by Time Magazine as one of the 100 best institutions in the U.S.A. It is simple to register. Email Karen Kato at kakato@sccd.ctc.edu or call (206) 587-6998. She will personally handle your registration materials.

Check with the universities you plan on applying to in the future to ensure that they will accept the transferred credit from SCCC. (See university list below; note: it is not a complete list) Most colleges accept the Spanish credit as elective credit towards college graduation (not as a course in their Spanish Language and Grammar sequence of courses [i.e.: Spanish 101. 102, 201, 202, etc.])

The credits can also be applied to a high school transcript for high school credit. Check first with your high school counselor for details. Chris Fontana is the Adjunct Professor for the course. After you register, he will email your grade to SCCC.

You must be 16 years or older in order to enroll at SCCC by September following the trip. If you are not 16, you may retroactively apply for the credit once you turn 16. You can register for any quarter (winter, spring, etc).

All fees for college credit is paid to SCCC (Seattle Central Community College), not Global Visionaries. You do not need Global Visionaries staff to sign any paper work.

For more information, contact Chris Fontana at GV at (206) 322-9448.

The following is a list of colleges and universities that have accepted Seattle Central Community College's travel/study credit. Please be advised that these schools do not automatically accept the credit. In some instances, certain programs within a university will accept the credit; others will not. Students who plan to use the travel/study courses to fulfill specific curriculum requirements should discuss transfer options, and if possible, obtain written approval from a counselor, department chairperson, or study abroad advisor at their "home" college/university PRIOR to enrollment in our courses.

These credits are considered "restricted" electives for students attending Seattle Central Community College and five credits may apply toward the elective area of the Associate of Arts degree.

• American University (Washington, D.C.)
• Arizona State University
• Arkansas State University
• Austin Community College
• Bard College
• Barry University (Florida)
• Baylor University
• California Polytechnic
• California State University - Los Angeles
• California State University - Northridge
• Cerro Coso Community College
• College of Charleston
• College of Wooster
• Cuesta College
• Emerson College
• Evergreen State College, The
• Fullerton College
• Green River Community College
• Hobart & Wm. Smith (Massachusetts)
• Louisiana State University
• Michigan State University
• Mount Holyoke College (Massachusetts)
• Nazarine University
• New School University (Texas)
• Northeastern University (Boston)
• Orange Coast College
• Oregon State University
• Point Loma College
• Portland State University
• Purdue University
• Regence (Colorado)
• San Diego State University
• San Francisco State University
• San Luis Obispo
• Santa Rosa College
• Seattle Pacific University
• Seattle Pacific University
• Southern Oregon University
• Southwest Texas State University
• St. Edwards University
• St. Martin's College
• St. Mary's College (Maryland)
• Stanford University
• Sweet Briar College (Virginia)
• Texas A & M
• University of Arizona
• University of Arkansas
• University of California - Berkeley
• University of California - Irvine
• University of California - San Diego
• University of Colorado
• University of Dayton
• University of Florida
• University of Hawaii
• University of Massachusetts
• University of New Hampshire
• University of New Hampshire
• University of North Carolina
• University of Oregon
• University of Pittsburgh
• University of Texas - Arlington
• University of Texas - Austin
• University of Washington
• Western Kentucky Govcher College
• Western Michigan University
• Winona State University