Advising Practices: In the International Programs in Engineering (IPENG) office we are committed to providing high-quality advising and resources to all students. IPENG's advising practices are based on the Forum Standards of Good Practice for Education Abroad. IPENG approaches advising as a collaborative process, in which students are responsible for being active, reflective, and educated participant in their study abroad experience. IPENG provides professional, inclusive guidance and resources through the entirety of the student's study abroad experience. Study abroad is open to all engineering students as well as related curriculums. Students in Chemical Engineering and CS+ x curriculums can use IPENG even though their degree is not conferred by the College of Engineering. Students in Agricultural and Biological Engineering may use IPENG prior to transferring from the College of ACES (ie. in their freshman and sophomore years). In addition to IPENG, the campus study abroad office also provides study abroad advising and programs, especially for those engineering students considering seeking a language immersion experience or to earn a campus-approved minor.