Kim's trip

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To register a trip with International SOS, enter the UT System ID code on their website. Create a profile selecting UT San Antonio as your institution. Add details of your flights including all segments of travel to your destination and returning home. Also add any housing accommodations. Be sure to click "Save Trip" after adding any new information or it will not be saved. Once complete, print the trip summary page as a PDF to upload with your application.

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Go to main International SOS pageEnter the UT System ID Code in the Members Login box11BSGC000037

Once in the UT System page, click on Add Trip

Complete your ProfileMake sure you select UT SAN ANTONIO as your institution.

Enter flight information for first leg of trip.Do NOT click on Verify.Click Add.

To add second leg of trip, click Add a Flight.Remember to click Add for each segment of your flight.

Enter flight information for second leg of trip.Do NOT click on Verify.Click Add.

Continue to add flights until all segments of your trip are inputted into the system. You must show getting to your destination AND returning to the U.S. at the end of your program.

When all flights have been entered, click on Save Trip. Warning: If you do not click on Save Trip, you will have to re-enter ALL flight information!

You will see this screen when your trip has been saved.

This is the screen you will see for My Current Trips. You can click into the trip if you need to change information.

To add housing, click on Add Hotel/Accom-modations. Input the requested information and then click Add.

Continue to add housing information as needed until you have accounted for all accommodations for the entire program.

Once complete, remember to click on Save Trip. If you do not click on Save Trip, your housing will not be saved and you will have to re-input EVERYTHING.

Click back into your trip. You will see this summary page. Print this page, scan and save as a PDF, and then upload into the International SOS section of your online application.

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Kim's trip

1. Go to main International SOS pageEnter the UT System ID Code in the Members Login box11BSGC000037

2. Once in the UT System page, click on Add Trip

3. Click on New User? Register Here

4. Create your record.

5. Complete your ProfileMake sure you select UT SAN ANTONIO as your institution.

6. Once your profile is complete, you will be asked to Add a Trip.Enter the name of the trip and click Save.

7. Click on Add a Flight.

8. Enter flight information for first leg of trip.Do NOT click on Verify.Click Add.

9. To add second leg of trip, click Add a Flight.Remember to click Add for each segment of your flight.

10. Enter flight information for second leg of trip.Do NOT click on Verify.Click Add.

11. Continue to add flights until all segments of your trip are inputted into the system. You must show getting to your destination AND returning to the U.S. at the end of your program.

12. When all flights have been entered, click on Save Trip. Warning: If you do not click on Save Trip, you will have to re-enter ALL flight information!

13. You will see this screen when your trip has been saved.

14. This is the screen you will see for My Current Trips. You can click into the trip if you need to change information.

15. To add housing, click on Add Hotel/Accom-modations. Input the requested information and then click Add.

16. Continue to add housing information as needed until you have accounted for all accommodations for the entire program.

17. Once complete, remember to click on Save Trip. If you do not click on Save Trip, your housing will not be saved and you will have to re-input EVERYTHING.

18. You will see this screen when your trip has been saved.

19. Click back into your trip. You will see this summary page. Print this page, scan and save as a PDF, and then upload into the International SOS section of your online application.

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