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Cost

Billing Overview 

As a winter 2025 participant, you are billed Cornell winter tuition.

If accepted, in order to commit to the program you will be required to pay a nonrefundable deposit in the amount of $500 within seven days. This non-refundable deposit represents a set portion of the program fee. The balance of your program fee will be billed by the Office of Global Learning and due in full for winter programs by November 1.

You will directly pay additional costs either prior to arrival or on-site. These may include visa, round-trip airfare, meals, books, and other personal expenses.

Budget Breakdown

The Office of Global Learning provides the below estimated budget so you can understand the costs of your program and how they will be paid. The estimated budget indicates which study abroad costs are billable through Cornell or out of pocket.

Charges that you will pay directly to the Office of Global Learning but will not appear on your bursar bill:

  • Program Fee: this covers housing and may cover some program activities

Charges that will appear on your bursar bill:

  • Winter Program Tuition: billed at $1,840 per credit hour enrolled

Estimated additional costs paid directly by the student, such as: 

  • Round-trip airfare
  • Meals
  • Books, local transportation, and other personal expenses 

Estimated Budget

Costs Paid to the Office of Global Learning
  
Nonrefundable Program Deposit $500
Estimated Remaining Program Fee $150
Estimated Total Program Fee ~$650
   
Costs Billable by University Bursar
  
Cornell University Tuition* 3 credits $5,520
   
Sub-Total to be Billed via CU Bursar
 
$6,170
   
   
Estimated Additional Costs (payable on site or prior to departure)  
Meals $300
Estimated Intl Airfare (based on East Coast Departure) $700-1000
Personal Expenses $50
Sub-Total Costs Paid Directly by Student
 
$1,350
   
Total Cost of Attendance (estimated):
 
$7,520
*Costs above are based on 3 credit course using estimated winter 25 tuition rates of $1,840 per credit.

National Scholarships

This program is eligible for funding from a variety of sources. Pay close attention to eligibility criteria and deadlines as many applications are due well ahead of the experience. As well, funding decisions can take several weeks, and students should plan ahead to ensure they can still follow the payment schedule required by the program.

Financial Aid 

Visiting students: Cornell University does not offer financial aid for visiting students on summer study abroad programs. We encourage you to contact your home school to discuss your options, including federal or private student loans.