Tuitions and fees
Tuition Fee:
| Non-refundable Application fee | $200.00 |
| (7 credits) | $5,250.00 |
| (9 credits) if taking the internship | $6,750.00 |
| Cultural and Excursion Fee - 1 | $750.00 |
| Administrative and Electronic Accessibility Fees - 2 | $200.00 |
| 1 The cultural fee covers costs for the Valparaiso city-countryside tour and several hosted events (i.e. welcome, mid-program, and closing dinners), transfer from the airport upon first arrival in Chile. |
| 2 Photocopiers and internet access will be available during normal business hours (9:15 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Friday) at the Class venue. |
All fees/costs are to be paid in U.S. dollars. These fees do not include airfare, traveling expenses, costs associated with sightseeing (except for those covered by the Cultural Fee), meals, books (except for the Reader for the Introduction to Latin American Legal Culture course), or other materials for the program. All costs not specifically included in the charges above are the sole responsibility of the student. ATM machines are located around Santiago, but only dispense Chilean pesos and are subject to surcharge, exchange, and other fees.
Application fee applies towards tuition and is non-refundable unless the student is not accepted into the program or the program is canceled.
Registration
The Chile Summer Program is open to all students enrolled at American Bar Association-accredited law schools and who are in good academic standing. Please talk to your law school's administration concerning the requirements for the transfer of academic credits from the Chile Summer Program.
Practicing attorneys interested in participating in the program should contact the program director to assess if such participation can be arranged.
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