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Indiana University Bloomington

Tuition Costs and Fees

All participants in the Workshop pay in-state tuition rates, regardless of state of origin. If you are an IU or visiting undergraduate student, or a pre-college student, you will pay $263.45 per credit hour (the IU undergraduate rate for in-state residents). Visiting undergraduates and pre-college students who are out-of-state residents will pay a $25 registration fee. If you are an IU or visiting graduate student, or a non-student who has already received a degree, you will pay $309.50 per credit hour (the IU graduate rate for in-state residents). Visiting graduate students will pay a $25 registration fee.

All students also pay a $130 non-refundable administrative fee to the Workshop, and miscellaneous university fees (technology, health, activity, etc.), which are approximately $450. Please note that the health service fee allows you to use the Health Center at a discounted rate, but it does not include health insurance.

International students must pay a $65 application fee to the Office of International Admissions for processing their visa applications.

Workshop fees are subject to change by the action of the IU Board of Trustees. Please refer to the IU Office of the Bursar Rates and Policies website for official tuition and fee information.

For 2012, the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS)-funded languages include first year Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Czech, Hungarian and Romanian. Tuition will be waived for graduate students specializing in East European studies in any discipline enrolled in these courses. However, students are responsible for paying Workshop and university fees.

Courses granting 10 credits for graduates and undergraduates:

  • First year Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian
  • First year Czech
  • First year Georgian
  • First year Polish
  • First year Romanian
  • All years of Russian

Courses granting 6 graduate and 8 undergraduate credit hours:

  • First through third year Arabic
  • First year and second year Dari
  • First year Greek (Modern)
  • First year Hungarian
  • First year Kazakh
  • First year Mongolian
  • First and second year Pashto
  • First year Tajik
  • First year Tatar
  • First year Turkish
  • First year Uyghur
  • First and second year Uzbek
  • First year Yiddish