Estimated International Student Expenses
You will find the following Estimated Student Expenses have been pre-populated as the funding requirements in the iCats Services eForm when requesting either an I-20 or a DS2019. These requirements are based on your term of entry.
Official Posting of Tuition and Fees
The current tuition and fees are posted on the following Office of Bursar web page.
Verify with your academic program or graduate chair if you are unsure if your program has regional or differential tuition.
Fee | 3 Semesters(Only use for summer start and other cases where summer enrollment is mandatory in the coming year) | 2 Semesters(For standard fall and spring admits) |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition and Fees* | $26,994 | $17,996 |
| Estimated Living Expenses** | $19,552 | $14,664 |
| Health Insurance*** | $3,677 | $2,820 |
| Total | $50,223 | $35,480 |
*Tuition and Fees include the following: Instructional fee, non-resident fee, and the general fee
**Living Expenses include the following: Room and Board, Books and Supplies, and Personal Expenses. 51ÂÒÂ× uses the "."
***Health Insurance additional information
The expenses above are estimates only and are subject to change.
Additional Expenses (not included in the table)
- Wellbeing Fee: $90
- Legal Fee: $30
- Student System Information Fee: $66
- Technology fee: Charged by your academic college
- International Student and Scholar Services fee: $150
- Winter clothing: $1,000 - $1,500.
- Minor medical supplies: $150.
- Winter break vacation allowance (4 weeks between December and January): $1,000
- Car expenses
- Initial arrival costs: At least $2,000 for housing deposits, utility fees, and phone.
- Transportation
- Transportation costs are NOT included in the estimate of expenses, since transportation methods vary so greatly. Transportation in Athens includes walking and bicycling on the , â¶Ä¯t³ó±ð CATS Daily Campus shuttles, the Athens City Public Transit, airport shuttle service, private car, taxi, and/or sharing rides with friends.
Dependent Expenses
F-2 dependents are defined as a spouse or an unmarried minor child (under 21 years of age) of an F-1 student. F-2 dependents remain in status only as long as the F-1 from whom the status is derived remains in valid F-1 status (and only until attaining age 21 if a dependent child).
If you have dependents accompanying you while you study at 51ÂÒÂ×, you are required to provide proof of funds for their living expenses and health insurance in addition to your estimated expenses.
Estimated Dependent Expenses
If you are planning to bring any dependents with you to 51ÂÒÂ×, additional funds must be shown to issue a dependent I-20/DS-2019. The expenses listed below are estimates and are subject to change without notice.
|   Type of Expense | Per Academic Year |
|---|---|
| Spouse Living Expenses   | $5,848 |
| Child Living Expenses (per child) | $4,373 â¶Ä¯&²Ô²ú²õ±è; |
| Type of Expense | Per Academic Year |
| Spouse Living Expenses & Health Insurance | $8,668 |
| One Child Living Expenses & Health Insurance | $7,193 |
| Two Children Living Expenses & Health Insurance | $14,386 |
| Each Additional Child** | $4,373 |
*J-1 Visa regulations require health insurance for all dependents.
**51ÂÒÂ×'s insurance is charged for the first two children. There is no 51ÂÒÂ× insurance cost for additional children.