Financial Information

Exchange Programs

• University of Wales-Aberystwyth
• Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Bordeaux, France
• Universidad De La Salle, Mexico

Students selected to participate in an exchange program pay Carroll tuition and a study abroad fee of $500. They will receive their Carroll financial aid packages and will pay room and board expenses to the host university.

Affiliated Programs
Students selected to participate in an affiliated program pay Carroll tuition and a study abroad fee of $500. They will receive their Carroll financial aid packages and will pay room and board expenses to the host university. Some affiliated programs are offered through agreements Carroll maintains with partner schools in Wisconsin. These programs carry an additional $500 fee. Contact Katherine Carr for information on these programs.

Non-affiliated Programs
Students approved to participate in a non-affiliated program pay all program fees directly to the study abroad institution and a $500 study abroad fee to Carroll.

NCEP Courses
The costs for NCEP courses vary and generally include tuition, airfare, accommodation, admission fees and most meals. In addition, Carroll College charges a $250 administrative fee. Once a student has been accepted to an NCEP course, a non-refundable deposit of $200 is required to reserve a place. the table below indicates the payment schedule for NCEP courses.

IOP Scholarship
Students applying for semester and year programs by the stated deadlines will automatically be considered for an IOP scholarship.

Carroll College will process students’ state and federal financial aid based on the cost of the chosen program. In some cases, this might be less than the student would receive when studying on campus. Carroll institutional aid cannot be applied to non-affiliated programs.

The Carroll College Financial Aid Office will inform students of their total financial aid package and the Business Office will forward this total to the study abroad institution. Students should be aware that in some cases, the financial aid package will not cover all expenses of the program. Students are responsible to pay the difference to the study abroad institution.