It Doesn't Cost as Much as You Think

One of the most common myths about study abroad is that it is not affordable. We are here to say - study abroad doesn't cost as much as you think! With scholarships, financial aid, and low-cost options, we can help you find a program that fits your financial needs.

Good-Value Programs

Did you know study abroad programs are available that cost the same - or less - than studying on-campus?! Check out our good-value study abroad programs.

Comparing Costs

The total estimated cost of attendance for 2026-2027 is $29,783 for undergraduate residents. Use this number to compare program costs.

Some tips to consider:

• European locations are often among the most expensive places to live.
• Consider less common destinations for lower cost of living and better scholarship chances.
• Semester programs are often more cost-effective than short-term programs.
• Compare cost per day or week across programs.
  • Use the budget planning worksheet.
• Be flexible and plan ahead.

Additional Resources

Money Etiquette Abroad

Be Responsible

Money needs to be handled safely and responsibly. Research your destination to understand how currency is used.

Banking Abroad

Most students do not need to open a bank account abroad. Debit cards work at most ATMs, though fees may apply.

Red to Black

Red to Black offers free financial coaching for TTU students.

TTU Study Abroad Financial Resources

• Is study abroad affordable?
• How to afford it
• Costs of study abroad
• Process of paying
• Scholarships
• Financial aid
• Withdrawal and refund policy
• Information for students of high financial need

External Resources

• Numbeo: Cost of living calculator
• XE: Currency converter