Program Cost: $2,900 (July 1)
Setup Fee: $75 (due at the time of application, by May 15)
Study Abroad Fee: $375 (due at commitment, June 2)

FYI Program cost includes:

– tuition
– housing
– international health insurance
– all meals while at NC State and some group meals while abroad
– NC State faculty and staff support on-site
Prague travel pass, and all in-country excursions

Not included: airfare (group flight), passport, remaining meals, personal expenses, textbook, and supplies

Two $1,000 need-based scholarships are available for FYI Abroad participants. Students can be considered for a scholarship by indicating their interest in their FYI in Prague application. Need will be assessed with the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid.

Students are eligible to use financial aid through the Office of Scholarships and Financial aid towards the FYI in Prague only if they are taking courses during Summer START, as well. For questions regarding financial aid, contact Michelle Thompson in OSFA.

• All students are held to the NC State Study Abroad Withdrawal and Refund Policy and the Program Cancellation Policy, which should be reviewed before committing to and paying the study abroad fee.
• If participants are required to quarantine or self-isolate during the international portion of the program, participants will be individually responsible for any additional meal expenses incurred and any housing isolation expenses that might extend beyond the length of the program. GeoBlue International Health Insurance, which is provided as a part of the program, provides coverage reimbursement when isolation is a requirement as noted by a treating physician or the host country’s government along with a noted length of quarantine.
• NC State Study Abroad can not provide refunds for any monies paid to outside entities. Students are individually responsible for any flight change fees or other individually arranged expenses. Participants may consider trip cancellation or interruption coverage if flight delays and cancellations continue to be commonplace.