Office of International Education
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Office of International Education
Semester Abroad Payment Policy
Endicott believes that study abroad is an extremely beneficial experience for students’ personal, academic and professional development. As a result, we have developed a billing model to keep the cost of a semester abroad comparable to spending a semester on campus in Beverly.
Depending on our partner, the exchange rate, services provided and/or the cost of living of the destination, study abroad program fees vary significantly. To keep things simple for Endicott students, we have developed a distinct billing model, where Endicott students will pay regular Endicott semester tuition, unless the program is more expensive. Students will also pay an international housing fee, and international meal fee (if applicable). All students pay the Endicott Study Abroad Fee of $300. If you plan on participating in an exchange program, such as National Chengchi University if Taiwan, Central Queensland University in Rockhampton, Australia, or American College of Greece in Athens, Greece, the model varies. Please contact The Office of International Programs about the financial model for these programs.
Sample Financial Worksheet for a Semester Abroad (Branch Campuses, Direct Schools and Affiliate Programs)
- Semester Study Abroad Programs
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Examples: CIS Madrid, ICMS Sydney, Florence University of the Arts, and all Affiliate Programs
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Tuition
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$14,213 (unless tuition for Host Institution is higher)
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International Housing Fee
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$5297
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International Board Fees
Depending on the meals provided on your study abroad program, students will be charged for full, half or no board. This is determined by your program.
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Full: $2,091
Half: $1,046
None: $0
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Endicott Study Abroad Fee
This fee includes mainttenance of full time student status at Endicott, seamless credit transfer and grade articulation, financial aid processing, EC support and services, and international travel insurance
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$300
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Program Specific Fees
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Some programs have additional activity, excursion, insurance, and course fees. Special insurance coverage is often a requirement of the federal government in the country where you will study and cannot be waived even though you carry coverage from home.
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Sample Financial Worksheet for an Semester Abroad (Exchange Programs)
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Semester Study Abroad Programs
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Examples: NCCU in Taiwan, CQUniversity in Rockhampton, Australia, or American College of Greece in Athens, Greece |
| Tuition |
$14,293
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| Housing |
Host institution / program housing costs (some fees include meals)
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Endicott Study Abroad Fee
This fee includes mainttenance of full time student status at Endicott, seamless credit transfer and grade articulation, financial aid processing, EC support and services, and international travel insurance
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$300 |
| Program Specific Fees |
Some programs have additional activity, excursion, insurance, and course fees. Special insurance coverage is often a requirement of the federal government in the country where you will study and cannot be waived even though you carry coverage from home. |
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Additional Student Costs to Consider
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| International Airfare |
$600-$2000 (depending on destination) |
| Personal Expenses |
Varies depending on destination and students' spending habits |
| Books |
$200-$800 |
| Immigration Fees |
$0-$500 |
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Financial Aid & Scholarships
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All loans and non-institutional financial aid, including federal and state
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Travels with the student unless a restriction is stipulated by the provider
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Endicott Merit and Need Based Aid
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All aid travels with the student, expect work study.
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Special Endicott Study Abroad Scholarships
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$3000 Endicott's Sponsored Madrid Scholarship for all students studying at CIS Madrid regardless of financial need
$5000 Les Roches Study Abroad Scholarship, awarded to two students studying at Les Roches International School of Hotel Management each semester
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