Tuition and Fees
Winter Intersession Program on Modern Day Slavery and Human Trafficking
December 21, 2009 - January 3, 2010 | Optional Mainland Safari - January 4 - January 9, 2010
Tuition will be assessed at $1,407 per credit. Non-Seton Hall students will pay a $125 activity fee and a $190 university fee. Seton Hall students who will be assessed a $1,000 administrative fee, rather than a per-credit tuition charge, and a $125 activity fee.
Students should also anticipate the following additional expenses
- Airfare
- Accommodation/Transportation
- Health Insurance
- Visa and Passport Fees
- Ground Transportation while in Tanzania
- Living Expenses (spending money, food, emergency fund)
AIRFARE
Students are responsible for paying for their own airfare. Students should book their flight to arrive and depart from the Dar-Es-Salaam International Airport.
ACCOMMODATION/TRANSPORTATION
Students will be required to pay approximately $1,500 for housing (double occupancy) during the program and transportation within Tanzania (including airfare, ground, boat and/or ferry.)
HEALTH INSURANCE
Health insurance is mandatory for participation in this program. Seton Hall will arrange for students to have health insurance coverage for the duration of the program. Students will be charged a nominal fee for this health insurance.
VISA AND PASSPORT FEES
A student must possess a valid passport, with an expiration date more than six months beyond our date of arrival in Tanzania. A valid visa also is needed for entry into Tanzania. A Tanzanian visa, for U.S. citizens, costs $100. The program will assist in arranging visas for students holding a U.S. passport. As of this writing, a US passport costs $97 ($67 to renew).
STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE
Each student is required to pay a $125 activity fee to cover miscellaneous costs such as tipping and program lunches and dinners.
LIVING EXPENSES
Living expenses will depend on how lavishly or frugally a student wishes to live. We recommend a budget of about $25 a day, which will allow for a comfortable experience. Souvenir, entertainment, and shopping costs are extra and not included in this figure.
BOOKS
Books and class materials will be provided to students free of charge.
FINANCIAL AID
Financial Aid for the Zanzibar program must be included in your annual 2009-2010 Financial Aid budget.
A TYPICAL STUDENT BUDGET
A typical student budget for the Zanzibar Winter Program (posted 3/25/2009):
| Non-Seton Hall Students | |
|---|---|
|
Airfare |
$2,000* |
|
Hotels, Transfers and Transportation within Tanzania |
$1,500** |
|
Tuition |
$2,814 |
|
Activity Fee |
$125 |
|
University Fee (Only for Non-SHU Students) |
$190 |
|
Passport and Visa Fees |
$197 |
|
Insurance |
$30 |
|
Vaccinations |
$500 |
|
Miscellaneous Expenses |
$1,000 |
|
Total |
$8,356 |
|
Total with Optional Safari ($2,300)*** |
$10,656 |
*Airfares are subject to fluctuation due to current fuel surcharges and this number is only an estimate.
**Single Room Supplement - $500. Cost is subject to change.
***Price of Optional Safari is subject to change.
| Seton Hall Students | |
|---|---|
|
Airfare |
$2,000* |
|
Hotels, Transfers and Transportation within Tanzania |
$1,500** |
|
Administrative Fee |
$1000 |
|
Activity Fee |
$125 |
|
Passport and Visa Fees |
$197 |
|
Insurance |
$30 |
|
Vaccinations |
$500 |
|
Miscellaneous Expenses |
$1,000 |
|
Total |
$6,352 |
|
Total with Optional Safari ($2,300)*** |
$8,652 |
*Airfares are subject to fluctuation due to current fuel surcharges and this number is only an estimate.
**Single Room Supplement - $500. Cost is subject to change.
***Price of Optional Safari is subject to change.