COST
Tuition for Non Seton Hall Students will be approximately $8,052 for a total of six credits. Seton Hall Law Students will be charged a "Study Abroad Fee" of $1000.  Most of the class materials are included in the cost of tuition. Costs have been kept to a minimum by the special arrangements for student housing in each city. Housing will cost approximately $2000 for the duration of the program. Travel, food, and incidental expenses are the responsibility of the student.  Airfare and International Services Round trip airfare between New York and Milan can be expected to range from $1000 to $1300. Students are recommended to contact STA Travel, 205 E. 42nd Street, New York, New York 10017-5706, (http://www.statravel.com) for the latest information on discount airfares to Europe. Students should consider applying for an International Identification card through STA Travel. An International ID provides eligibility for a number of substantial discounts. Also helpful to participants in the program is Lucy Pucciarelli at Clark Travel, P.O. Box 468, Whitehouse, N.J., 08888, toll free (888) 434-6699.

PASSPORT
A student must possess a passport valid for at least six months after arrival in Italy.

BOOKS
Most of the class materials are included in the cost of tuition.  Other books and materials, if required, will be available at the Seton Hall School of Law Bookstore, or will be accessible through the program for outside students participating in the program.

LIVING COSTS 
For Leuven, Brussels students will be billed by the Law School for room and board.
In Parma―Students are responsible for their own meals, housing, other living expenses, and local transportation.

ESTIMATE STUDENT BUDGET _ PLEASE NOTE ADJUSTMENT IN FEES AS 2/4/2008
A typical, no-frills student budget for the Law in Italy Summer Program (exclusive of tuition and health insurance) is comprised of the following:

**Students wishing to receive residency credit for Law in Italy are also charged tuition pursuant to the Law School's tuition policy and must file notice with the Registrar's office and the summer abroad coordinator at the time of registration.  Information on tuition can be obtained from the Registrar's office.

Keep in mind that these estimates are in U.S. dollars and will fluctuate with the exchange rate for the Euro.

LIVING ARRANGEMENTS
Participants are asked to make an effort to choose roommates that are compatible with respect to living preferences: room temperature, sleeping schedule, etc. Requests for reassignments are often difficult to accommodate. The Program cannot assume responsibility for incompatibility.

HEALTH INSURANCE
Each student must be enrolled in a health care plan that includes coverage for medical care overseas.  Health insurance is mandatory for participation in the Law in Italy Program. Applicants are required to provide proof of insurance upon registration. In the eventuality of serious illness or injury, program participants are advised to return to the U.S. for treatment.

CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY
Seton Hall University School of Law reserves the right to cancel the Law in Italy Program due to low enrollment, and/or if Italy and Belgium are declared to be areas of instability by the U.S. Department or some other unforeseen and uncontrollable cause. In such case, registrants will be notified and tuition and educational fees will be refunded. Accepted applicants may cancel at any time prior to program commencement, but will forfeit $250 deposit and may forfeit other fees, such as housing costs.