Siena Expenses

Yale Expenses
2009 Program Fee	$700
ITAL 130/140 Tuition (3 credits)	$5,300
ITAL 110 Tuition (1 credit)	$2,650
HSAR/RNST Tuition (1 credit)	$2,650
ITAL 227 Tuition (1 credit)	$2,650
2009 Housing	$1,900
Subtotal	$5,250-$7,900
*To be charged to your student account upon acceptance

Additional Expenses 2009 (estimated)
Room and Board in New Haven	$600-1,150
Round-Trip Airfare	$1,400-1,500
Daily transportation at the host site	$60-80
Meals	$400-600
Books and other course materials	$100
Miscellaneous	$300
Subtotal	$2,110-3,730
*Additional expenses are included in the amount covered by the ISA. These expenses are not paid directly to Yale, and students should be prepared to pay for these expenses as they occur.

ITAL 130/140 Program
Estimated Grand Total:	$9,710-11,330

ITAL 110, HSRA/RNST, or ITAL 227 Program
Estimated Grand Total:	$7,210-7,530

Financial Aid

The International Summer Award (ISA) is available to eligible Yale College students. Study abroad applicants who want to apply for an ISA should visit the web site before applying to Summer Session in order to determine eligibility for the award. See the Financial Information section on the Summer Session website for more details. Non-Yale students should consult their respective financial aid offices for funding opportunities.

Program Fee

The $700 program fee will charged to the student SIS account upon acceptance. The $700 Program Fee includes HTH Study Abroad Health Insurance and course activities/excursions associated with the Siena program. HTH provides local 24-hour medical assistance, including the evaluation and monitoring of medical treatment and comprehensive management of evacuations and repatriations.

Tuition

The tuition for this program in 2009 is $5,300 for 3 Yale credits. Students are responsible for all travel expenses to and from Siena, costs of room and board, and all other expenses beyond tuition.

Housing in Siena

Students will be living with host families in Siena. Two meals per day are provided with housing.

Room and Board in New Haven

Students enrolled in ITAL 130/140 will live in New Haven for the first 3 weeks of class. Students may choose to live on Yale campus or may live off campus. Estimated cost shows a range from off campus - on campus housing. Off-campus housing is often a less expensive option.

Round-Trip Airfare and transportation to Siena

Estimated cost of airfare from JFK, New York to Rome (FCO). General instructions about how to get to the city from the airport will be provided before students leave and students must find his/her own way to the host site from the airport.

Daily Transportation at host site

Estimated cost daily transportation while in Siena.

Meals

Estimated costs for meals not covered in the program room and board package.

Books and other course materials

Estimated cost for course related books and materials.

Miscellaneous

Estimated expenses for personal travel and extracurricular activities not associated with the program. This estimate does not take into consideration daily spending money.

Siena Program

Important Documents

2009 Syllabus available soon