Programs : Budget Sheet
The following listing represents the Spring Budget Sheet for IFSA - New Zealand Study Abroad Program at University of Otago.
Spring Budget Sheet for IFSA - New Zealand Study Abroad Program at University of Otago
| Budget Item | Program Participation Costs | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Terra Dotta Application Fee * | $50.00 | |||
| Billable subtotal: | $50.00 | |||
| 3rd Party Program Fee (Tuition & fees) | $16,975.00 | |||
| Meals | $2,500.00 | |||
| Books and Supplies | $300.00 | |||
| Personal Expenses | $750.00 | |||
| International Airfare | $2,100.00 | |||
| Visa / Residency Permit Fees | $75.00 | |||
| 3rd Party Program Fee (Housing) | $1,200.00 | |||
| Passport and Photos (if you don't already have one) | $148.00 | |||
| 3rd Party Program Fee (Housing Deposit) | $300.00 | |||
| Non-billable subtotal: | $24,348.00 | |||
| Total: | $24,398.00 | |||
| Notes: | ||||
IFSA- New Zealand Study Abroad Program at University of Otago
Spring 2018 Semester: Dates TBD
Program Fee Bills
IFSA-Butler will send a single bill for tuition, services and housing. Any bills for tuition differentials and/or supplemental housing fees will be sent separately. Students who opt for independent housing will not be charged the housing component of the program fee.Student Health Insurance will be included through IFSA.
Housing
The housing component of our program fee is based on the average cost of local student self-catering accommodation, usually a shared room in a regular dormitory, apartment or house without any extra features.
The above numbers are general estimates of expenses during a program abroad. We recommend taking into account your current spending habits, the cost of living in your host country and the current exchange rate. Your IFSA-Butler program advisor can be helpful as you attempt to work on a personal budget for your experience abroad.
These figures are designed to assist students with financial planning but are only estimates based on past students’ experiences at the current exchange rate. They do not include any entertainment or vacation travel costs. Meals are estimated based on the cost of a weekly standard grocery shop with one meal out. If you plan to eat out once a day or more, we recommend using a higher estimate. If you have dietary restrictions or follow a specific diet (gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, organic, etc), you may also wish to budget more due to the higher cost of specialty food items.
Meals
The meals amount is based on the purchase of groceries and preparing most meals at home. Students who eat the majority of their meals in restaurants or on campus can expect to spend more on meals.
Personal Miscellaneous: Covers general expenses of college life, including course supplies, photocopying, toiletries, snacks, personal care, etc.
All costs are in U.S. dollars.
Hannah Sutton
hsutton@ifsa-butler.org
800-858-0229 ext: 4266
Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University
6201 Corporate Drive, Suite 200
Indianapolis, IN 46278
United StatesTelephone
317-940-9336
800-858-0229
Fax
317-940-9704
3.13.17 PL
Spring 2018 Semester: Dates TBD
Program Fee Bills
IFSA-Butler will send a single bill for tuition, services and housing. Any bills for tuition differentials and/or supplemental housing fees will be sent separately. Students who opt for independent housing will not be charged the housing component of the program fee.Student Health Insurance will be included through IFSA.
Housing
The housing component of our program fee is based on the average cost of local student self-catering accommodation, usually a shared room in a regular dormitory, apartment or house without any extra features.
The above numbers are general estimates of expenses during a program abroad. We recommend taking into account your current spending habits, the cost of living in your host country and the current exchange rate. Your IFSA-Butler program advisor can be helpful as you attempt to work on a personal budget for your experience abroad.
These figures are designed to assist students with financial planning but are only estimates based on past students’ experiences at the current exchange rate. They do not include any entertainment or vacation travel costs. Meals are estimated based on the cost of a weekly standard grocery shop with one meal out. If you plan to eat out once a day or more, we recommend using a higher estimate. If you have dietary restrictions or follow a specific diet (gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, organic, etc), you may also wish to budget more due to the higher cost of specialty food items.
Meals
The meals amount is based on the purchase of groceries and preparing most meals at home. Students who eat the majority of their meals in restaurants or on campus can expect to spend more on meals.
Personal Miscellaneous: Covers general expenses of college life, including course supplies, photocopying, toiletries, snacks, personal care, etc.
All costs are in U.S. dollars.
Hannah Sutton
hsutton@ifsa-butler.org
800-858-0229 ext: 4266
Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University
6201 Corporate Drive, Suite 200
Indianapolis, IN 46278
United StatesTelephone
317-940-9336
800-858-0229
Fax
317-940-9704
3.13.17 PL
| * Billable item |