Global Training & Development Institute

Undergraduate Non-degree Tuition

Students are responsible for all their expenses, including but not limited to tuition, fees, UConn health insurance, housing and meal plans while they study at UConn. Costs of attendance can be found on the Bursar's website (under Non-Degree Tuition & Fees, Undergraduate). The costs for the one year of non-degree undergraduate study at UConn will be based on the number and type of credits (minimum of 12 credits) and other applicable fees. If students take graduate level courses during this year, fees will be adjusted accordingly (view cost of Non-Degree Tuition & Fees, Graduate). There is no financial aid available for undergraduate non-degree students.

Below is a sample non-degree undergraduate fee schedule from academic year 2017-2018. The fee schedule for subsequent years will be updated annually in May, with an expected annual increase of approximately 7%. If students take graduate level courses during this year, fees will be adjusted accordingly. This sample fee schedule excludes textbooks, international airfare, personal expenses, and incidentals.

Note that the fees linked are for the current academic year. The Bursar publishes the new tuition and fees schedule for the upcoming academic year in April/May.

IEP for STEM

This is a customized program for undergraduate students in STEM fields who will be completing a pre-identified 3+ or 2+ program at UConn and are continuing in the fall semester at either UConn or another university. Curriculum is designed for intermediate to advanced level learners who are preparing to enter an academic program.

The IEP curriculum emphasizes development of language learning strategies and self-directed learning. Innovative courses incorporate experiential, problem-based and project-based learning as well as in-class interaction with native English speakers. Learn more about the program here.

Costs for 6-Week Summer 2018 IEP for STEM Students