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For Champlain Students
(non-Champlain student, please click here).
Qualifying Champlain students accepted to the Champlain Abroad Program in Montréal will receive financial aid that the reflects the costs of the Montréal Program with the exception of work study. Work Study is not permitted to transfer to Montréal. Once you are accepted to the Montréal Program, you will receive an acceptance package from the Office of International Programs with several forms to complete including an Estimate of Expenses for financial aid. The Financial Aid Office will construct a budget and award financial aid based on your Montréal program. Deadlines for applying for Financial Aid for the 2008-09 year is April 1st.
Estimate of Costs for 2008-2009
Program Deposit (Deducted from Tuition and Housing totals):
Non-refundable Tuition Deposit* -- $500.00
Non-refundable Housing Deposit -- $500.00
Deposits due April 15, 2008 for the Fall Term
| Champlain College Costs |
| Tuition (one semester) |
$12,177.50 |
| Housing (single rooms in self-catered residence hall suites) |
$3,385.00 |
| Health Insurance (Champlain Plan B) |
(est.) $438.00 |
| Estimated Champlain College Costs Totals |
$16,000.50 |
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| Personal Costs |
| Passport (includes all fees) |
$100.00 |
| Food (no meal plan; students should budget approx. $20/day |
$2,170.00 |
| Arrival/Return Ground Transport |
$650.00 |
| Books/Instructional Material |
$250.00 |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses ($70/week) |
$1,050.00 |
| Estimated Personal Costs Totals |
$4,220.00 |
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| Estimated Grand Total |
$20,220.50 |
Payment Procedures for Champlain Students
You will be charged the regular Champlain College tuition for your Champlain Abroad semester. A program deposit of $1,000.00 ($500 for tuition; $500 for housing) will be due by April 15 for the fall semester, and by December 1 for the spring semester.
We highly recommend that students do not bring cars to Montréal. Parking is prohibitively expensive, and you can travel easily via Metro or by walking. Champlain College will provide Metro passes to program participants.
Students planning to travel extensively outside the program parameters on weekends and holidays should budget accordingly. With the exception of tuition, all costs are estimated and may vary depending on the student's interest and spending habits.
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