- What is included in a Program Cost?
- Cost Sheets for OIP Programs
- Scholarship Information Coming Soon!
- UM Office of Financial Aid: Information on Study Abroad
- Scholarship Events
What is included in a program cost?
OIP program costs for participating students typically include:
- Administrative fees
- Academic fees
- Housing
- Food
- Travel
- Passport
- Visa
- Insurance
- Photographs
- Inoculations
- Personal expenses or fees
Total and item costs vary considerably between programs - for example: not all programs charge UM tuition.
Some programs cost less than the cost of studying an equivalent time in Ann Arbor. However the majority of the programs are comparable to a semester on campus. All programs are priced to be as inexpensive as possible without sacrifice of academic quality or student comfort and safety.
Are there scholarships? Can I use my financial aid?Most University of Michigan-awarded financial aid (grants, scholarships, loans) may be used to help defray costs. On University of Michigan-sponsored programs, MET (Michigan Educational Trust) may also be used toward tuition. Students may contact the OIP with specific questions. (Note: Those attending non-OIP sponsored study abroad programs are not eligible for Michigan aid and instead should contact the administering institution or agency to request support.)
Please Note: For students attending Spring or Summer term programs, it is important to note that the Office of Financial Aid (OFA) does not automatically process an aid package for Spring and Summer term study abroad programs. Students seeking financial aid for Spring and Summer programs must contact the OFA in January to apply and complete a "Request for Funds" form.
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