Description of Classes
Dates and Costs
Immigration and Arrival
Faculty
Application Process
Online Application
Conditional Acceptance
Letter of Financial Support
Housing
IEP/MU Activities
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| Dates and Costs The IEP offers three sessions of English language training per year: Fall (August to December), Spring (January to May), Summer (June and July). The beginning and end dates of the sessions vary a little each year. The dates for the year 2008 are as follows:
Mid-Semester Admission The IEP may be able to accept a student for admission for the second half of the fall or winter semesters. The fall and winter semesters are divided into two eight-week sessions. Students who begin the IEP in August or January must enroll in the full sixteen weeks of the semester. Midterm exams are administered after the first eight weeks of classes, and the second half of the semester begins immediately after the midterm exams. Students may enter the program at mid-semester if there is space available in the program. Because the session lasts eight weeks instead of sixteen weeks, the instructional fee is less than it is for the sixteen-week session. For more information about the dates and fees for a mid-semester admission see the Mid-Semester Admission page. Financial Information How much will it cost to study in the IEP? Most students in the IEP are citizens of other countries. Therefore, they are not considered to be residents of Missouri. The instructional fees for non-resident students are given below. A few IEP students are classified as Missouri residents, so their fees are lower. Please note that all of the fees shown in this website are for non-residents of Missouri unless the text specifically says the fees are for Missouri residents. If you think you may be a Missouri resident, please visit the Instructional and Total Fee for Missouri Residents page on this site. Payment of Fees All university fees must be paid in full at the time of registration. You may pay with a check, money order, travelers check, or credit card (VISA, MASTERCARD, or DISCOVER). Note that all fees are subject to change without notice. Students who are sponsored by a government, university or private corporation must provide evidence of the scholarship authorization. Non-Resident Fees and Dates
Medical Insurance MU requires that all international students buy MU’s medical insurance policy unless a student has a scholarship which includes medical insurance. The cost of the medical insurance policy is about $84.00 per month. For more information, read the Health Services & Medical Insurance page of this site. Living Expenses The cost of living and other expenses varies according to habits, customs, and circumstances. Expenses which must be considered are housing, food, books, and some minor expenses. The estimated annual (12 months) living costs for a single student are $13,050. Total Estimated Non-Resident IEP Fees, Medical Insurance and Living Expenses
Prepayment Each student is required to make an advance payment of $50.00. (It is not necessary for students with scholarships to make this advance payment if they enclose a copy of their scholarship authorization.) The prepayment will be credited toward the total instructional fees at registration. The $50.00 fee is not transferable to another person but is transferable to another semester if the person cannot come for the session to which he/she was originally admitted. Prepayments will be refunded only if the person is not accepted into the program. The IEP on-line application has a section in which you can pay the $50.00 prepayment by credit card. Secure On-line IEP application form. |
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