<p>Are there programs where studentsm instead of say spending a semester in another country, can take part in an exchange with a domestic university for a semester? For example someone going to an east coast school spend a semester somewhere on the west coast?</p>
<p>I know Columbia and NYU have them. In fact NYU has a whole Spring in New York program: NYU</a> > Spring in NY . I don't know which West Coast schools have such programs, but I am sure that there are some out there.</p>
<p>Barnard College and Simmons College also have them but those programs are for females.</p>
<p>Yeah, many schools do have programs like that or internships that enable to you to be in a major city. Actually, my university has a partnership with a university in another major city only 1 hour away... Odd, but true.</p>
<p>Call up your study-abroad office. Definitely have an idea what sort of place/environment you want so they can check more easily.</p>
<p>Ask your school if they have field studies practicums or internships in another city (for example, Washington D.C. is a very popular college choice) where you can earn academic credit.</p>
<p>National</a> Student Exchange - Links to Member Campuses</p>
<p>It's called National Student Exchange Program. The link above is one example.</p>
<p>Some universities let domestic students apply as visiting students for one or two semesters. I know Harvard and Smith do.</p>
<p>and Colgate.</p>
<p>Is your college part of the 12 College Exchange program in the Northeast?</p>
<p>I don't believe so but I could be completely wrong being that I am only an incoming freshman at Binghamton. Some of the programs posted seem enticing enough for me to pursue them futher, so I thank all of you for the help!</p>
<p>My college has a Washington D.C., New York, and LA programs.</p>
<p>I think my university allows us to do a program at American University in D.C.</p>
<p>american university is weird.</p>