Programme costs

Students intending to apply for the 2012 Programme are advised to read the following information carefully.

The Programme Fees are payable by all programme participants. There is one set Tuition Fee, but the Accommodation Fee is split into five price bands, so students can select the type of room that is right for them and their personal budgets. The list below gives a complete breakdown of costs.

Programme Fees

All payments to Pembroke will be made in British pounds, but for an idea of the cost in US dollars or in other currencies please visit the XE currency conversion website.

Application Fee: £50

This non-refundable fee covers the administration costs incurred in processing applications. Applications submitted without this fee will not be processed. Successful applicants will have this fee deducted from the Tuition Fee. For students applying through the University of California EAP or American University, this fee will be deducted from the Accommodation Fee.

Tuition Fee: £2,312

This fee covers:

• Tuition for three lecture courses
• The four-day Scotland trip (transport, accommodation and partial meal plan; visits to Richmond Castle and Fountains Abbey en route; a full programme of daily activities in Edinburgh)
• The London day trip (transport and tickets to the Globe Theatre, option to join guided activities)

Students wishing to take a supervision will be charged a non-refundable supplement of £400, in addition to the Tuition Fee.

Accommodation Fee: £1,586-2,102

Accommodation Band 1: £1,586

Accommodation Band 2: £1,828

Accommodation Band 3: £1,911

Accommodation Band 4: £1,992

Accommodation Band 5: £2,102

Regardless of the Accommodation Band chosen, this fee covers:

• Eight weeks’ accommodation in a single occupancy room
• A meal plan providing credit for approximately ten meals per week
• Five formal dinners in College dining Halls

The International Programmes Department will endeavour to secure the student's preferred accommodation choice upon receipt of the appropriate fees. Rooms are however allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so it is not possible to guarantee that a room in the student's preferred band will be available. All applicants are strongly advised to apply early and send fees promptly in accordance with the timescales shown below, particularly if they wish to secure the more economical housing options.

The final deadline for payment of all fees is 10 June 2012. Any applicant with tuition and/or accommodation fees outstanding after this date may have their reserved courses cancelled and may even forfeit their place on the programme. Students expecting to receive financial aid after the deadline must let the Programme Coordinator know.

More information on programme costs can be found in the Finance section of the Essential Programme Information pages.