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Costs and Expenses

The Knox College Program in Argentina

Whale watching is an educational excursion that's included in the cost of the Knox College program in Buenos Aires, Argentina.Though modest increases may occur, the 2011-2012 Program Fees are:

One Term $13,984

Upon acceptance into the program, you will receive an exact schedule of fees and refunds. Financial aid is available.


The program fees cover:

Round trip airfare on a regularly scheduled commercial air flight from Chicago, IL
Room and board
Hospital insurance for payment of medical expenses up to $12,500
One transcript sent to the home institution
Tuition and University fees
Educational trips to Igauzú and Patagonia
$200 for travel in Argentina

Not included in the program fees are:

Passport and travel documents
Travel insurance

Incidentals
Students will encounter personal expenses for books, entertainment and travel. Estimated weekly expenses include: bus/subte $5, food/beverage $17, books/photocopies $15, entertainment $23, and laundry $2.

Financial Aid
All participants are eligible to apply for financial aid, which will be granted on the basis of need and to the extent of funds available. The amount of financial aid (which may include grant and/or loans) will be determined after the student completes an official application for financial aid. (Knox College students do not need to fill out this form.)

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