Costs

IEP CostsBelow you will find estimated costs for students participating in an eight-week session with Kennesaw State University’s Intensive English Program.

Note that these costs are only estimates, and that tuition and fees are subject to change.

However, the material on this page provides a general idea of the costs associated with KSU’s IEP.

We have separated the charges incurred by full-time students versus part-time students.

 

 

 

IEP Costs

Full-Time Student

  • Charge
    Amount
    Additional Information
  • Application Fee for F-1 Visa Applicant
    $125
    One-time, non-refundable fee.
  • Application Fee for Non-F-1 Visa Applicant
    $60
    One-time, non-refundable fee.
  • Tuition
    $2150
    Class Hours: 18 hours
  • Books
    $250
    Average for a total of 3 classes
  • Living Expenses
    $2000
    Estimate for living and food expenses for F-1 visa students
  • Health Insurance
    $225 for each 8-week session
    Estimated cost for F-1 student health insurance. All F-1 students must have health insurance. Student may select United Healthcare’s PGH insurance through KSU or apply for a waiver to use their own policy.
  • Parking Fee
    $46
    Required for all those parking a car on campus (per session)
  • Friday Elective Class Tuition
    $200

    Pronunciation: 6 Fridays per session, 12 hours of instruction

     

Part-Time Student

  • Charge
    Amount
    Additional Information
  • Application Fee
    $60
    One-time, non-refundable fee.
  • Tuition
    $360-$1800
    Class Hours: 3 to 15 per week
  • Books
    $40-$50
    Estimate per class
  • Parking Fee
    $46
    Required for all those parking a car on campus (per session)
  • Friday Elective Class Tuition
    $200

    Pronunciation: 6 Fridays per session, 12 hours of instruction

     

Refund Policy

Current IEP policy is that students may receive a 100% refund of tuition and fees before the start of classes, or a 75% refund of tuition and fees during the first and second weeks of classes.

No refunds will be given after the second week of classes. If an F-1 visa student drops any courses, they are required to leave the country. No refund will be given for application fees.