The given expense estimates are subject to change. Personal expenses are completely dependent upon the individual. TTU provides high-end estimates using information provided by the program, and costs will vary according to individual spending habits.

Spring Budget Sheet for Korea University in Seoul, South Korea sponsored by TEAN
Budget Item	Texas Resident
Education Abroad Fee (Non-Refundable) *	$350.00
RCOBA - Rawls Center for Global Engagement Fee (Rawls College of Business students only) *	$150.00
International Health Insurance *	$360.00
Billable subtotal:	$860.00
Non-Refundable Application Fee	$0.00
Program Provider - Program Deposit	$0.00
Program Provider - Program Fee	$14,450.00
Passport	$186.00
Visa	$45.00
Minimum Amount in Bank Account Required for Visa	$3,000.00
Airfare	$2,000.00
Local Transportation	$700.00
International Student ID Card	$28.00
Meals	$1,710.00
Course Books and Materials	$150.00
Personal Expenses	$3,325.00
Non-billable subtotal:	$25,594.00
Total Financial Aid Eligibility:	$26,454.00
Notes:

Program Dates: Spring 2023: February 20, 2023 - June 23, 2023

Includes: Tuition (12 to 19 hours/4-6 courses), student residence hall, administrative fees, application fee [$95], on-site orientation, medical insurance, excursions, staff support, airport pickup. Some classes will have additional fees that are not included in the program price. Dormitory included in the price of all ISA Seoul semester and summer programs. A meal plan is available at an additional cost.

Personal Expenses: $125/week
Local Transportation: $20/week
Meals (without meal plan): $175/week

Housing deposit not required for this program. Other ISA programs may require a $500 fully refundable housing deposit.

Students must apply for a Korean student visa (D-2 Student Visa), and are required to show proof of financial means for the duration of the program. This is defined by the Korean government as $3,000 for one semester.

Last updated on : 9/22/2022

* Billable item

For information about how federal financial aid applies to study abroad, please visit the Financial Resources tab on the TTU Study Abroad website: www.studyabroad.ttu.edu.

For specific questions about your federal financial aid, scholarships, or other financial benefits that apply to educational expenses, students can meet with Ms. Nikki Nordell in the TTU Financial Aid Office. To schedule an appointment, email nikki.nordell@ttu.edu and include your R number in the body of the email.

For specific questions about your military benefits such as the Hazlewood Act or G.I. Bill, please contact the TTU Military & Veterans Program department for assistance: mvp@ttu.edu.

For information about setting up a payment plan for the charges placed on your TTU Student Business Services account (billable subtotal), contact TTU Student Business Services: sbs@ttu.edu. For students participating on an affiliate or exchange program, please contact the program provider or university directly about payment plan availability.