Level of Support: American College of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece

On-Site Staff:

The American College of Thessaloniki's International Office offers support in many ways for students during their time abroad. ACT makes your housing arrangements in nearby apartment buildings and hosts a three-day orientation and field trip to help you adjust to life in Thessaloniki. The program costs include two field trips and ACT has a field trip club for students interested in going on other organized field trips for an additional cost. The International Office staff also greet students arriving at the Thessaloniki airport and help them get taxis to the student housing. 

Health & Disability Resources:

ACT has both a doctor and nurse available on campus during certain week-day hours. If you are interested in seeing an English-speaking therapist while abroad should contact the Study Abroad Coordinator. In addition to your CISI isurance, all students studying at ACT are required to buy additional Greek insurance. 

ACT will do their best to accommodate any disabilities, but services cannot be guaranteed or may be different than what you are used to in the United States. Services such as extended test time or a quiet testing space are accommodations ACT has been able to honor for past students. Please contact the Study Abroad Coordinator to begin exploring what services might be available to you. 

More Information:

If you still have questions on level of support, you can contact the Study Abroad Coordinator listed on the main program page. 

After acceptance into the program, you will obtain more information about services, at your program location, in your program guide and in orientation materials. 

To see more information on disability accommodations, please see our website called Students with Disabilities.