Costs & Financial Aid

Costs

Scroll down for important information regarding Financial Aid, Scholarships, and Grants.

Please contact the Antioch Education Abroad Office for this year's program cost.

The program fee includes: tuition, continental transportation, room and board, international student I.D. card and limited travel insurance, and the administrative services of AEA. Estimated additional expenses include: trans-Atlantic travel to and from the program, incidental costs during the homestay period in London, miscellaneous (passport, books, backpack), and personal expenses.

Students are responsible for personal expenses during the entire program. An estimated $700-$900 is adequate for most students; however, personal spending for hygiene, dietary choices, entertainment and gifts can vary greatly from person to person. Students should consider their personal spending habits when budgeting for the program.

 

Financial Aid, Scholarships, and Grants

Making inquiries and arrangements for financial aid is the responsibility of the student. Many students have been able to apply financial aid from their home institution to the Comparative Women's and Gender Studies Program.

• Early contact with the home institution's financial aid and study abroad offices is strongly advised.
• According to the reauthorization of the Higher Education Act (102-325), federal financial aid is transferable and applicable to study abroad.
• Individual payment plans through Antioch Education Abroad may be arranged.

AEA has compiled a list of resources for outside grants and scholarships that may be applicable to this study abroad program. We strongly recommend that students begin the scholarship and grant application process as early as possible, as these deadlines may differ considerably from AEA deadlines.

Download the AEA Scholarship and Grant Resources for 2008/09 (in PDF format).

Should you have any further questions about financial aid and/or costs, please contact Antioch Education Abroad and visit our FAQ page.