| Santiago Program Cost | |
|---|---|
| Time Period | Spring 2009 |
| Program Fee Santiago Cuenca | $6,185 per semester |
| Program Fee Santiago Semester Only | $5,185 per semester |
| Undergraduate Tuition | $16,090 per semester |
| Graduate Tuition | $1,069 per credit |
| Airfare is additional | |
Financial Aid, Grants, and Scholarships
This new program has special grants available for all applicants, over and above the financial aid, grants and scholarships described below. Please contact Santiago counselor Stella Zemlin at ssamilla@syr.edu to discuss your financial needs for Spring 2008.
Payment Information
Payment information (monthly payment plan, advance payments, refunds, etc.) is available under "About Us" at the SU Abroad Cost and Aid page.
What is Included
The Santiago Cuenca program fee of $6,185 covers host-stay housing and meals for the 4-week Ecuador presemester program and the 17-week semester in Santiago. It also covers transportation and hotels with breakfast for the required two-week travel seminar in Chile, Argentina, and Montevideo, and seminar museum entry fees, and four group meals. Hotel stays for the two-day orientation programs in Quito and Santiago are also included. Program fee also covers transportation for field study and extracurricular activities within Ecuador. Students should budget $1,000 for round trip transportation (Miami-Quito-Cuenca-Quito Santiago-Miami) and an additional $2,000 for additional meals during travel seminar, local travel within Santiago and Chile, textbooks, and other personal expenses.
Santiago Semester Only students not participating in the Ecuador program, pay a program fee of $5,185 that covers host-stay housing and meals for the 17-week semester in Santiago; hotels with breakfast and transportation during the required two-week travel seminar in Chile, Argentina, and Montevideo, and seminar museum entry fees and 4 group meals. An orientation program in Santiago with 2 nights in a hotel is also covered. Students should budget $1,000 for round trip transportation (Miami-Quito-Cuenca-Quito Santiago-Miami) and an additional $2,000 for additional meals during travel seminar, local travel within Santiago and Chile, textbooks, and other personal expenses.