Costs & Financial Aid
For a better understanding of the costs involved, please visit the specific program page your student wishes to apply (Search Programs). This will direct you to you course overview, the costs can be found under the tab "Budget Sheets". Click on the upcoming term to view the estimated costs and breakdown. Please note you will only be able to see the upcoming study abroad term and not terms more than 6 months in advance.
Explanation of costs
The estimation in costs are divided into two sections, billable and non-billable. The billable costs are those that will be billed to the student directly and show on their student account. The estimated cost are divided between billable and non-billable. The billable costs are those items that will be billed directly to the student and show up on their student account. Non-billable items are additional costs that are applicable to the program that are not billed by Kettering University, this will include airfare, passport, visa costs, health insurance and meals overseas, etc. These are only estimates and are provided to help the student prepare a financial plan.
Scholarships
There are a variety of scholarships available to students through Kettering as well as eternal sources. Detailed information about these opportunities as well as tips on applying for scholarships are found online here.
Financial Aid
We encourage students to make an appointment with a financial aid advisor when considering a study abroad program. The financial aid office will be able to provide much more in-depth information regarding your students type of aid. Typically, most financial aid will apply to Kettering University's study abroad program, however, if your student is studying at a non-partnered University, the student will need to double check that their aid will apply.
Explanation of costs
The estimation in costs are divided into two sections, billable and non-billable. The billable costs are those that will be billed to the student directly and show on their student account. The estimated cost are divided between billable and non-billable. The billable costs are those items that will be billed directly to the student and show up on their student account. Non-billable items are additional costs that are applicable to the program that are not billed by Kettering University, this will include airfare, passport, visa costs, health insurance and meals overseas, etc. These are only estimates and are provided to help the student prepare a financial plan.
Scholarships
There are a variety of scholarships available to students through Kettering as well as eternal sources. Detailed information about these opportunities as well as tips on applying for scholarships are found online here.
Financial Aid
We encourage students to make an appointment with a financial aid advisor when considering a study abroad program. The financial aid office will be able to provide much more in-depth information regarding your students type of aid. Typically, most financial aid will apply to Kettering University's study abroad program, however, if your student is studying at a non-partnered University, the student will need to double check that their aid will apply.