How much is it going cost me? It’s one of the biggest questions you might have in planning your study abroad experience.
International award: Most full-time international students seeking a SUNY Cortland degree receive a financial award worth $6,000 per year, making our tuition among the most affordable for four-year colleges in the State University of New York system.
Partner institution perks: Exchange and non-matriculated students coming for one or two semesters also might be eligible for a tuition waiver through partnership agreements with their home institutions. Regardless of how long you study in Cortland, you’ll soon realize the experience is worth every dollar.
Earn income: You’re also eligible to work on campus up to 20 hours a week for academic departments, administrative offices, recreation facilities or our dining services provider. It’s a common way to earn income while studying here.
Live for free: International students who study at SUNY Cortland for more than one year can apply for positions as resident assistants in residence halls. You will receive free housing and a pay stipend in exchange for your service.
In short, there are plenty of ways to make your Cortland experience a very affordable one.
|
Total Billed Expenses |
$26,724 |
| Billed Expenses | |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $16,980 |
| Mandatory Fees | $3,044 |
| Housing & Meal Plan | $12,700 |
| Total |
$32,724 |
| SUNY Cortland International Award | -$6,000 |
| Total Annual Billed Expenses |
$26,724 |
| Non-Billed Expenses in the U.S.** | |
| Books & supplies | $1,000 |
| Personal expenses | $2,038 |
| Travel | $800 |
| Total Non-Billed Expenses | $3,838 |
* Subject to change pending state budget or university action
** Be aware that the non-billed expenses may vary from student to student
|
Total Billed Expenses |
$15,496 |
| Billed Expenses | |
|---|---|
| Tuition (full-time, 9 credits) | $17,334 |
| Mandatory Fees | $2,662 |
| Total |
$19,996 |
| SUNY Cortland International Award (9 credits) |
-$4,500 |
| Total Annual Billed Expenses |
$15,496 |
| Non-Billed Expenses in the U.S.** | |
| Off campus housing and meals | $9,525 |
| Books & supplies | $750 |
| Personal expenses | $1,529 |
| Travel | $600 |
| Total Non-Billed Expenses | $12,404 |
* Subject to change pending state budget or university action
** Be aware that the non-billed expenses may vary from student to student
