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Yale Visiting International Students Program has Officially Closed
The Yale Visiting International Students Program (Y-VISP) has officially closed. No applications will be accepted. Interested students are encouraged to instead check out Yale Summer Session and the Yale Non-Degree Students Program.
2019-20 Y-VISP students with President Salovey and Dean Chun
Photo by Lauren Perrino, Y-VISP Director
Y-VISP 2018-19 students in Washington D.C.
Photo by Lauren Perrino, Y-VISP Director
Y-VISP students after picking carrots at the Yale Farm, Fall 2019
Photo by Lauren Perrino, Y-VISP Director
2019-20 Y-VISP students during orientation
Y-VISP students lined up outside of Sterling Library wearing their Opening Ceremony clothes
2019-20 Y-VISP students at Norton Brothers Orchard
Photo by Titania Nguyen, Branford '20
2012-13 Y-VISP students with Dean Jane Edwards
Photo by Katie Bell, Former Y-VISP Program Director
Visiting Students at Yale. How does it work?
The Yale Visiting International Students Program (Y-VISP) invited students from Y-VISP partner institutions to study at Yale University between August 2011 - December 2024. The program is closing at the end of the Fall 2024 semester. Y-VISP students live in the residential colleges with Yale College students, take classes alongside Yale students, and participate in a variety of extracurricular programs and events that are open to the Yale community.