Costs
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Students get acquainted with U.S. dollars during a visit the U.S. Treasury
| Tuition Costs
Students attending under inter-institutional agreements with AU, please consult your study abroad or international office for information on tuition costs.
Abroad at AU does not offer scholarships.
Student fees and Living costs
For the Fall 2009 semester estimated expenses are:
Mandatory Student Fees1 |
$185.00 |
Rent/housing (based on double occupancy) |
$4,315.00 |
Residence Hall Fee |
$14.00 |
Meal Plan (Subject to Change)2 |
$2,150.00 |
Estimated Living Expenses: |
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Books |
$250.00 |
Health Insurance (AU Plan)3 |
$1,550 |
Personal (telephone, dining, clothing, laundry, entertainment, copy services) |
$900.00 |
Important Additional Costs - Students must be able to meet the following costs as they apply to their
particular situation:
- Travel expenses between home country and Washington and during vacation periods
- Large purchases (such as computers, furniture, etc)
- Medical expenses not covered by health insurance (eye care, dental care, medical problems developed before arriving at the university)
- Food and housing during school holidays (refer to the University Housing and Dining Services
website at http://www.american.edu/ocl/housing/)
1Lab fees may be subject to change.
2Cost shown is based on the 150-Block Meal Plan. Abroad at AU students have the option to opt out of the meal plan.
3American University requires all full-time students to have health insurance. You should carry valid proof of insurance at all times during your stay in the United States. Unless you complete a health insurance waiver form, you will be billed automatically for the American University insurance plan, which provides low-cost and comprehensive coverage. Other plans are also available to international students.
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