Year Program.
YFU will pay the cost of 16 credit hours of tuition per student
per semester (or quarter) for two semesters (or three
quarters). YFU will cover up to $500 in mandatory fees per
academic year and/or general fees required of all students
attending the college in order to register/matriculate. YFU
will pay course fees to cover additional costs (language
labs, science labs) up to $30 per student per semester (or
$20 per student per quarter) for a total of $60 per student
per academic year if such fees are required by courses
identified as part of the 16 credit hours of tuition.
Academic Semester Program.
YFU will pay the cost of 16 credit hours of tuition per student
for one semester. YFU will pay mandatory fees and/or
general fees required of all students attending the college in
order to register or matriculate up to $250 per student for
the semester. YFU will pay course fees to cover additional
costs (language labs, science labs) up to $30 per semester
per student if such fees are required by courses identified as
part of the 16 credit hours of tuition.
English Language Program.
YFU will pay the cost of 16 hours per week of intensive
English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction for one
academic semester. YFU will cover mandatory fees and/or
general fees required of all students attending the college
in order to register/matriculate. Required to comply with
state, county and local laws, each partner community
college faces a different set of regulations concerning tuition
costs for international students.
Expenses Not Covered by YFU.
YFU will not cover the cost of laboratory materials and
special student membership/activity fees. Special fees
such as those for ID cards, transcripts, parking, music
courses, credit by examination, graduation-related fees,
athletic courses, interpreter services and highly technical
laboratories will not be covered.
[Note: Students are responsible for the cost of books and
supplies as well as fees and expenses not covered by YFU.]
Living expenses.
YFU college students should budget enough money to cover
the cost of telephone calls, personal spending money,
transportation to and from class and activities, clothes,
meals outside the host family home, leisure time activities
(movies, sports/music events, travel, etc.) and any damages
to either the student’s or host family’s property. YFU will
hold students responsible for any and all bills that are left
unpaid. Host families are responsible for providing students
with a minimum three meals a day. Should a student wish
to enjoy lunch on campus or dinner with friends, this is an
expense students are responsible for.
Student Travel
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