IEP Tuition & Fees
Summer 2022 Tuition and Application Fees Heading link
| Application Fee (non-refundable) | $175 |
| Full-time Tuition - Full Semester | $6,250 |
| Part-time Tuition - Full Semester | $3,750 |
| UIC U-Pass | ~$170 |
Fall 2022 Tuition and Application Fees Heading link
| Application Fee (non-refundable) | $175 |
| Full-time Tuition - Full Semester | $6,500 |
| Part-time Tuition - Full Semester | $3,900 |
| Full-Time Midterm Entry Tuition | $3,900 |
| Part-time Midterm Entry Tuition | $2,340 |
| UIC International Students Fee | $175 |
| UIC U-Pass | ~$170 |
Disclaimers Heading link
- No institutional scholarships or financial aid for tuition is available.
- Program costs are subject to change.
- All credit card transactions are assessed a non-refundable service fee.
- Learn about the different tuition payment options at paymybill.uillinois.edu/payments/MakingPayments
- Learn about the U-Pass at idcenter.uic.edu/cta-u-pass/about-u-pass/
Intensive English Program Refund Policy Heading link
The Application Fee is not refundable
- If you cannot attend the session you originally applied for, notify the Tutorium.
- To apply for future sessions, additional or updated documents will be required for registration.
Tuition refund
- The Tutorium follows the refund schedule of the university.
Health Insurance Heading link
All students who are in the United States while enrolled in our program are required by the University of Illinois to have health insurance.
Our program does NOT offer health insurance, but we do have a list of insurance providers that we recommend.
All students in the United States must show proof of health insurance valid in the United States.
Your proof of insurance must include these minimum requirements:
- Name of student
- Dates of coverage
- Sickness Minimum coverage of $50,000 USD per incident
- Injury Minimum coverage of $50,000 USD per incident
- In English
- U.S. contact information listed
The Tutorium highly recommends health insurance for F-1 students in the United States (not citizens or residents) that includes:
- Repatriation ($7,800 USD minimum)
- Expenses associated with medical evacuation ($10,000 USD minimum)
If you have dependents (family) with you, you should buy insurance for them as well as yourself. Health care costs for your family could negatively affect your ability to study.
Vision (eye) care, dental (teeth), hearing (ear) care are not covered in Health insurance. You should have dental and vision check ups before you leave your home country. If these services are likely to be needed, you should buy additional insurance. https://lewerglobal.com/dental-vision/
Contact tutorium@uic.edu if you have questions.