Tuition and Cost of Attendance / Fees and Living Expenses

Listed below are the fees covering tuition, health insurance, housing insurance, orientation, books, and a basic living allowance estimate. We have also provided estimated monthly living costs reflecting the two most common living arrangements our new students use.  Be sure to read the notes at the end of this entry; they contain important information.

I - TUITION & COST OF ATTENDANCE

(*)  For degree-seeking students starting AUP in Spring 2012, the Visiting Student Costs apply (see below for details).

  Tuition and Costs for visiting students spending

one semester only at AUP are as follows:

II - MONTHLY BASIC LIVING EXPENSES

NOTES

1 Tuition and fees reflect the 2011-2012 levels. Fees for the 2012-2013 academic year which take effect in Fall 2012 will be published during Spring 2012. All tuition and fees must be paid in Euros.

Tuition covers either three or four courses per semester. Students are considered part-time with a course load of 11 credits or less. Part-time tuition for 2011-12 is 765 euros per credit and is determined on a per-credit basis. The audit fee is 383 euros per credit.

AUP's financial aid program is open to students of all nationalities. Some students may be awarded a university academic scholarship at the time of admission, based solely on the academic strength of the applicant, while others can apply for additional help. Tuition grants are awarded based on the combination of students’ financial circumstances as well as their academic qualifications. Please contact your Admissions Counselor for information about how to apply for financial aid or for federal loans in the case of American students.

2 Basic living expenses are calculated for the Independent Room option on the lower rent scale, including an additional one-month refundable security deposit, plus monthly expenses: utilities, phone, Métro, and groceries/meals at home.