International expenses & scholarships
Estimated expenses
The expenses below are estimates only and are subject to change. Expenses are calculated for the nine-month academic year. Students who spend academic breaks in Athens should budget $300 a week for living expenses; students who travel during academic breaks should budget for additional travel expenses. See Entrance Information for International Students for required financial documentation.
Students should submit documentation demonstrating that you have sufficient funds to cover the amounts for the academic year in you are applying to.
All funding amounts updated 6/5/2012.
2012-13 Academic Year
|
| Tuition |
|
|
$19,246 |
| Living Expenses |
Lodging |
$5,648 |
|
| |
Meals |
$5,400 |
|
| |
Personal Expenses*
|
$3,656 |
|
| |
Total Living Expenses
|
|
$14,704 |
Health Insurance
|
|
|
$1,369 |
TOTAL
|
|
|
$35,319 |
*Personal expenses include funds for books and supplies and personal spending money.
2013-14 Academic Year
|
| Tuition |
|
|
$19,604 |
Living Expenses
|
Lodging |
$5,789 |
|
| |
Meals |
$5,535 |
|
| |
Personal Expenses*
|
$3,695 |
|
| |
Total Living Expenses
|
|
$15,019 |
Health Insurance
|
|
|
$1,403 |
| TOTAL |
|
|
$36,026 |
*Personal expenses include funds for books and supplies and personal spending money.
Scholarships
Freshman Scholarship Information
- Awards are only available to students who begin their studies in the fall semester.
- You must submit official SAT or ACT scores to be considered for a merit scholarship.
- You should be admitted by February 1 for full consideration; we recommend that you apply by December 15.
Transfer Scholarship Information
- Awards are only available to students who begin their studies in the fall semester.
- You must have completed a full year of academic study and present excellent grades to be eligible for consideration.
- You must be admitted by May 15; we recommend that you apply by February 1.
Other funding sources
You may wish to explore these other web sites for information on funding your education in the U.S.:
Employment
U.S. immigration law strictly regulates the employment of international students. While on-campus employment may be possible, this will only provide a small portion of your living expenses through such employment. Further, the possibility of on-campus employment cannot be used to demonstrate you have sufficient funding for your expenses. Thus, the full amount of expenses must be documented before a visa certificate can be issued on your behalf. |
