Program Cost

• Spring 2013
• Summer 2013
• Year 2013/14
• Fall 2013
• Spring 2014

• Gonzaga-in-Florence Deposit
• Deposit Payment Instructions
• Additional expenses
• Christmas Tour

• GU Student Accounts
• Financial Aid
• Passport & visa
• Insurance

Preliminary Estimated Program Costs2013/14*

Spring 2013 Program Cost:

$23,795 (Tuition: $16,500, Room & Partial Board: $6,365, Opening Tour: $720, Technology Fee: $130)

Within two weeks of the date of acceptance, students required to reserve their place on the program with a $500 deposit that is applied to the cost of the program. For deposit payment instructions, click here.

• Spring 2013 deposits are non-refundable after October 15, 2012
• Summer 2013: deposits are non-refundable after March 15, 2013
• Fall 2013 and Year 2013/14 deposits are non-refundable after June 1, 2013
• Spring 2014 deposits are non-refundable after October 15, 2013

In addition to the program fees, other expenses include textbooks, round trip airfare, optional Christmas tour (year and semester), optional Spring Break (spring only), and weekend trips. Personal spending, independent travel, and currency exchange rates should be taken into consideration when planning your budget.

The cost of the Christmas Tour ($4000 in 2011/12) is contingent on the destination selected and length of the tour; both of which have not yet been finalized.

All students must have a passport that is valid for six months after the end of their study abroad program. An Italian student visa is a stamp in your passport that allows you to study in Italy for over 90 days. Generally, student studying in Italy for a semester or a year must have an Italian student visa. Do not plan to use your passport three months before departure  to allow for visa processing. Detailed instructions will be provided by the Gonzaga Study Abroad office.

Summer students do not need a visa.

Gonzaga University students: With the exception of work study awards and some scholarships, all Gonzaga University financial aid applies to the Gonzaga-in-Florenceyear and semester program.

Non-Gonzaga University students: Contact the Financial Aid office on your home campus to determine what aid may travel.

The following insurance is included in the cost of the program:

• Gonzaga University student accident plan ( also applies to non-Gonzaga students)
• Italian Health Insurance Policy
• International Student Identity Card (ISIC)

For more information or questions, please contact the Study Abroad office.