We will send you information on methods of payment when we send your estimate (after receiving your application). The four main methods of payment for applicants from overseas are postal order, bank transfer, online, and credit card. You can transfer funds directly from bank to bank. In this case, bank transfer fees are usually levied in both the source and destination countries, with the total varying, but often around 4000-6500 yen. It generally takes funds about 3-5 days to arrive.

Yes. There are mandatory fees that you will be charged each semester. They are: General Service Fee, Student Center Fee, Student Activity Fee, and Technology Fee. These fees are charged to all students and support services for all students to utilize. Tuition and fee rates can be found at: 2007-2008 Tuition & Fee Rates

Tuition is due at the time of registration. Payment of tuition may be made via credit card (Visa or MasterCard only), check or money order. Payment may also be made by using a purchase order from your employer or letter of commitment from a community agency. Students have taken advantage of their active duty tuition assistance program through their branch of the military to either be reimbursed or to be billed directly by the university. Please contact Ariel Cleasby-Heaven at ariel.

of EMIL participants are partially or fully funded by their company. 20% of EMIL participants are self funded, usually supported by financial aid. If you are interested in the financial aid options available, please review Financial Aid. Yes, The Federal Stafford Loan Program and CitiBank’s CitiAssist Loan Program are available to EMIL participants through the Georgia Tech Financial Aid office.

The Office of Student Financial Services will send your billing statement for the Fall semester in July and the spring bill in December.