Here are the program benefits for the Global Undergraduate Exchange Program:

1. Academic Excellence: Study in the United States at a top-notch university.

2. Cultural Immersion: Experience American culture and values firsthand.

3. Professional Development: Gain critical skills and knowledge in your field.

4. Leadership Opportunities: Develop leadership skills and potential.

5. Networking: Connect with international students, academics, and professionals.

6. Language Proficiency: Improve your English language skills.

7. Personal Growth: Develop independence, self-reliance, and confidence.

8. Career Advancement: Enhance your career prospects with international experience.

9. Global Perspective: Broaden your understanding of global issues and cultures.

10. Lifetime Connections: Join a network of Global UGRAD alumni and friends.

11. Scholarship: Receive a full scholarship covering tuition, living expenses, and travel.

12. Support Services: Benefit from comprehensive support and guidance throughout the program.

13. Cultural Activities: Participate in cultural events, workshops, and excursions.

14. Community Engagement: Engage in volunteer work and community service.

15. International Recognition: Earn recognition as a Global UGRAD scholar and alumni.

Please note that benefits may vary depending on the program or institution.

Here are the eligibility criteria for the Global Undergraduate Exchange Program:

1. Age: Be at least 18 years old

2. Citizenship: Be a citizen of a country other than the United States

3. Academic Status: Be enrolled in a full-time undergraduate program

4. Academic Performance: Have a strong academic record (minimum 3.0 GPA)

5. English Proficiency: Demonstrate English language proficiency (minimum TOEFL 61 or IELTS 6.0)

6. Field of Study: Be enrolled in a field of study that is relevant to the Global UGRAD program

7. Leadership Potential: Demonstrate leadership potential and a commitment to community service

8. Adaptability: Be adaptable and willing to engage with new cultures

9. Health Insurance: Have health insurance that covers you in the United States

10. Passport: Have a valid passport with at least two years' validity

11. Graduation: Be graduating in the next two years

12. Non-degree: Not be seeking a degree in the United States

13. Previous Experience: Not have previous experience studying in the United States

14. Online Application: Submit a complete online application

15. Supporting Documents: Provide supporting documents (transcripts, letters of recommendation, etc.)

Please note that eligibility criteria may vary depending on the program or institution. It's always best to check with the Global Undergraduate Exchange Program for the most up-to-date information.

Here is the application procedure for the Global Undergraduate Exchange Program:

Step 1: Review Eligibility Criteria
Ensure you meet all the eligibility criteria, including age, citizenship, academic status, academic performance, English proficiency, field of study, leadership potential, adaptability, health insurance, passport, graduation, non-degree, and previous experience.

Step 2: Prepare Required Documents
Gather and prepare all necessary documents, including:

- Academic transcripts
- English language proficiency test results (TOEFL or IELTS)
- Letters of recommendation (2)
- Personal statement (essay)
- Passport copy
- Health insurance documentation

Step 3: Create an Account
Create an account on the Global UGRAD online application portal.

Step 4: Submit Application
Submit your application through the online portal, including all required documents and information.

Step 5: Review and Selection
The Global UGRAD selection committee will review and select recipients based on academic merit, leadership potential, and fit with the program's objectives.

Step 6: Interviews
Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an interview.

Step 7: Notification
Applicants will be notified of the scholarship decision.

Step 8: Acceptance
Scholarship recipients must accept the award and agree to the terms and conditions.

Step 9: Pre-Departure Orientation
Attend a pre-departure orientation to prepare for your program.

Step 10: Program Participation
Participate in the Global UGRAD program, including academic study, leadership development, and cultural immersion activities.

Please note that the application procedure may vary depending on the program or institution. It's always best to check with the Global Undergraduate Exchange Program for the most up-to-date information.