Costs

Full-Time, Intensive English Program (IEP)

Cost comparisons While in a city of one million, our cost of living is very reasonable. See how we compare with other US cities.

Costs for CESL's other programs

• Evening Program Costs
• Nogales Costs
• Teacher-Training Costs
• Part-Time Options

CESL has 2, 4 and 8 month sessions in our intensive English program. Multiply the number of months you plan to study by the one-month rate below. Currency Calculator http://finance.yahoo.com/currency?u

Discounts

Refund policy

Estimated Budget We estimate the following personal expenses for one month of study. These are in addition to the tuition and fees listed above. These estimates include health insurance for dependents. Multiply the number of months you plan to study by the figures below.

Estimated Expenses for the student alone.

$700.00 Housing per month
$700.00 Food & Personal Expenses
$ 100.00 books per month

For dependents add the following amounts to the per month cost.

$ 600 spouse +
$ 200 for the first child +
$ 400 for the second child +
$ 200 each additional child

Late Arrivals. Students are expected to report and register at CESL on the I-20 report date. If you cannot arrive on the arrival date, please contact CESL admissions office for advice. We may have to reissue your I-20.

Students who arrive late are subject to late fees and cannot be guaranteed ideal placement. There may be a shortage of class textbooks and late students cannot change class. Late students are subject to the same attendance and student regulations as those who arrive on time. Late arrival may affect the course grade and lessen chances to advance to the next level. Students who do not attend the full 8-week full-time session are not eligible for endorsement.

Late fees: Students arriving late are subject to late fees.

• Late placement test $75.00.
• Late Immigration Orientation $50.00.
• Late registration on the first day of class 10% of tuition.

Students arriving after the first day of class are subject to substantial late fees.

Cost of study at the University of Arizona and Scholarships link

UA International Students Scholarships link

IIE Directory to Funding for United States Study Online www.fundingusstudy.org

Financial Aid and scholarships. There are many organizations and coorporations in the United States that offer financial help to international students. You must search carefully to find opportunities that you are qualified for. Follow the application procedures carefully.

Loans and Financial Aid

The Center for English as a Second Language
at The University of Arizona
P.O. Box 210024
1100 E. James E. Rogers Way
Tucson, Arizona 85721-0024
Tele: 1-520-621-1362  Fax: 1-520-621-9180
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