Santa Clara University

International Programs / Study Abroad

Study Abroad Fees 2012 - 2013





 SCU-Operated Fees
 Affiliate Fees - Level I, II, III, IV
 SCU-Operated - Summer
 Affiliate Fees - Summer
 Exchange Fees  Housing & Program Fee Policy
Financing Study Abroad
 Transparency Statement

 














IMPORTANT NOTE:

The price of quarter, semester, and summer study abroad programs is set by the Board of Trustees. Prices are established based upon the principle that the cost of SCU-operated programs and exchanges should be comparable to the cost of a quarter's tuition and accommodations on campus. The price of affiliated programs is based upon SCU tuition plus housing, program fees, and additional administrative costs. Due to these additional expenses, in many cases the price for affiliated programs charged by SCU will be greater than "wholesale price" advertised by the program provider. The difference in price is due to the additional costs to SCU which include site visit travel, risk management, academic assessment/accreditation, on-site student support activities, consortium membership fees, and other expenses unique to affiliated programs.
 

SCU-Operated Programs Fees

SCU PROGRAMS Tuition Quarter Housing & Program Fees Quarter Total Tuition & Fees Quarter
SCU El Salvador - Casa
$13,524 $4,092 $17,616
SCU London
$13,524 $4,092 $17,616
SCU Barcelona1
$13,524 $4,092 $17,616
SCU Rome2  
$13,524 $4,092
$17,616
SCU Burkina Faso
$13,524 $4,092 $17,616
 1 Students who opted for the standard IES Barcelona Program will be charged the Affiliate - Level Two fees.
 2 Students in the IES Rome program are required to participate in the SCU Rome Honors program.

 


Affiliated Programs Fees



AFFILIATED PROGRAMS 3
Tuition Quarter Housing & Program Fees Quarter Total Tuition & Fees Quarter

PRICE POINT ONE
$13,524 $4,092 $17,616
PRICE POINT TWO $13,524 $6,092 $19,616
PRICE POINT THREE $13,524 $8,092 $21,616
PRICE POINT FOUR
$13,524 $10,092 $23,616

3 SCU students participating in an affiliate program are charged one of four price points based on the program cost of housing and other fees.

NOTE: To see which price level pertains to your program, please visit the Program Options page and select your location from the drop down menu.

 



Exchange Programs Fees






EXCHANGE PROGRAMS Tuition Quarter Housing & Program Fees Quarter Total Tuition & Fees Quarter
Santa Clara Students at Exchange Institutions 4 $13,524
$13,524

4 SCU students studying at exchange institutions pay housing and other fees directly to the exchange institution.

 


Domestic Study Program Fees






DOMESTIC PROGRAMS 
Tuition Quarter Housing & Program Fees Quarter Total Tuition & Fees Quarter
Santa Clara Students in the DC Program $13,524
$13,524





 

 

SCU-Operated Summer Abroad Fees

SUMMER PROGRAMS 7
Tuition Housing & Program Fees Total Tuition & Fees
Costa Rica (10 units)
$5,420 $1,200 $6,620
Germany - Freiburg (5 units)
$2,710 $1,200 $3,910
7 Students from other institutions not admitted to degree status at Santa Clara are charged an application fee of $80 in the summer.
 

Affiliated Summer Programs Fees








SCU students enroll and pay tuition and fees directly to the provider institution for summer affiliated study abroad programs.

Participants in affiliated summer programs will still be able to earn major, minor, and core credits consistent with existing academic policies.  However, SCU offers no financial aid for summer terms and students are billed directly by the providers for all expenses
.

 

 

Financing Study Abroad

Financial aid and scholarships are available for SCU-operated programs, exchanges, and affiliated quarter and semester programs. Study abroad students need to work directly with the Financial Aid Office on available financial aid options including grants, scholarships, loans, etc. Once the aid package has been accepted by the student, that financial aid will be automatically used for the study abroad fees.

Study abroad students may also apply for other aid available outside of the University's official financial aid offerings. Read more

 



Housing & Program Fees

All University fees including the standard study abroad fees are set by the Board of Trustees. Prices are based on the basic standard double occupancy room on the Santa Clara campus. In keeping with Santa Clara’s academic immersion goals, the pricing structure also encourages maximum interaction with local residents. Study abroad students are billed via ecampus the normal Santa Clara tuition for the quarter plus a "Housing & Program Fees." The Trustee’s pricing policy requires that only minimum housing and required meal plans (when available) are included in the SCU price. Any alternative housing or meal plan as well as any optional non-curricular travel, is not included in the SCU price and is the responsibility of the student to pay directly to the program provider. Please review this page to avoid any confusion between the cost of the program as advertised by the providers and the actual fees billed to your ecampus account as set by the SCU Board of Trustees. For information on housing options, contact the provider.  Read more

 

 


Special Fees

SCU students participating in the Baja, Mexico Alternative Spring Expedition through the Environmental Studies Institute (ESI) and International Programs Office (IPO) will be required to pay a special travel deposit in addition to the normal SCU tuition charged for the two Winter courses required for participants. Students in the classes will be notified of the total amount by the program directors.

 


Transparency Statement on Partner Universities and Educational Institutions




Santa Clara University operates overseas educational programs in partnership with some of the world’s most outstanding institutions of higher learning.  Santa Clara receives no payment for providing students to these organizations.  Programs are selected based on overall academic excellence and congruence with Santa Clara’s mission and goals.  Some travel or other costs may be shared with the overseas partner when Santa Clara faculty and staff conduct site visits for assessment, risk management, and other professional activities.  Santa Clara faculty and staff serving on partner institutions advisory boards or taking part in other professional governance or assessment activities may be partially or fully compensated for travel and other relevant expenses.  Santa Clara faculty or staff receive no other compensation from partner educational institutions.



Santa Clara University recognizes the Forum on Education Abroad’s Code of Ethics for Education Abroad.  More information is available at http://www.forumea.org/documents/ForumonEducationAbroadCodeofEthics.pdf




 
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