Tuition + Calendar

Click on the tabs below for each program's tuition, fees, and academic calendar.

Undergraduate Programs
Post Graduate Tuition + Fees
Academic English Program
Intensive English Program

Tuition & Residence Fee

Undergraduate Program Tuition & Fees for 2013-2014
Tuition:	$38,690
Student Activity Fee:	$325
Room and Board:	$9,725
Total:	$48,740

Click here for the Academic Calendar.

Post-Graduate Tuition + Calendar

Our tuition is a lot lower than you might think! Compare our costs and you will see that a Saint Michael's Master's Degree is a great value. We do not have many fees that other institutions add on, such as a comprehensive fee, course credit fees, a health fee, a student fee, a technology fee, or a parking fee.

Summer 2013: $570 per credit hour
Summer 2013 Audit: $285 per credit hour

MATESOL Courses begin June 24 and end August 1

Fall 2013 & Spring 2014 Tuition: $590 per credit hour
Fall 2013 & Spring 2014 Audit: $295 per credit hour

Courses begin

For the academic calendar click here.

Academic English Tuition & Calendar

AEP Level I & II

Academic Year (August-May)

Spring semester 2013 - January 14 to May 11
Fall semester 2013 - August 25 to December 13
Spring semester 2014 - January 12 to May 7

Tuition: $12,335 / Semester
Residence Fee: $4,785 / Semester
Total: $17,120 / Semester

Summer Session (May-July)

AEP Summer 2013 - May 13 to July 27

Tuition: $8,695 / Session
Residence Fee: $4,255 / Session
Total: $12,950 / Session

Medical insurance is included in the tuition price. Residence Fee includes room, meals, linen service, and airport transfer upon arrival. Students have full access to all SMC facilities and services, including the (almost) free ski and snowboarding pass at Smuggler's Notch ski resort for AEP students.

Prices are subject to change without prior notice. Saint Michael's will, however, make every effort to notify interested parties of significant changes.

Intensive English Program

Start Dates, Sessions, & Costs
Session Opening	Session Length + End Date	Tuition	Residence Fee	Total Cost
May 12, 2013	13 weeks to August 9, 2013	$6,397	$3,758	$10,155
May 12, 2013	8 weeks to July 5, 2013	$3,772	$2,308	$6,080
June 30, 2013	6 weeks to August 9, 2013	$3,150	$1,740	$4,890
July 7, 2013	5 weeks to August 9, 2013	$2,625	$1,450	$4,075
August 25, 2013	16 weeks to December 13, 2013	$7,844	$4,806	$12,650
August 25, 2013	8 weeks to October 18, 2013	$3,922	$2,403	$6,325
October 20, 2013	8 weeks to December 13, 2013	$3,922	$2,403	$6,325
January 12, 2014	16 weeks to May 9, 2014	$7,844	$4,806	$12,650
January 12, 2014	8 weeks to March 14, 2014	$3,922	$2,403	$6,325
March 23, 2014	8 weeks to May 16, 2014	$3,922	$2,403	$6,325

Summer Recess 2013: August 10, 2013 to August 25, 2013
Thanksgiving Recess 2013: Wednesday, November 27 to Sunday, December 1, 2013
Christmas Recess 2013: Saturday, December 14, 2013 to Sunday, January 12, 2014

*Housing is available during most recesses. Students may continue after each closing date by re-enrolling for the next scheduled opening.

Tuition includes: Tuition and medical insurance
Residence Fee includes: Room, meals, linen service and airport transfer upon arrival.

4-Week Sessions and Groups

Four-week sessions are available provided that students begin program on the published start date.The cost for a 4-session through August 13, 2013 is below.

Weeks	Tuition	Residence Fee	Total Cost
4	$2,325	+ $1,155	= $3,480

Customized programs and start-dates are available groups of 8 or more students

Financial Certification

To receive a student visa you must provide financial certification that proves you have access to the necessary funds for your first year of university. This is also called the "I-20 amount". Financial Certification may include an official letter from a bank or a bank statement, as well as an affidavit of support if the bank account belongs to anyone besides you or your immediate family. The documents from the bank must be less than 90 days old.

To determine an approximate I-20 amount, add $2,000 for books and personal expenses to the cost of your program's tuition and room & board. Undergraduate students should subtract from this amount any scholarship that has been awarded.

You will receive your official I-20 Amount with your acceptance letter.

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