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Financial Information
Tuition and Fees
for Foreign Students
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Application Fee |
US$150.00
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Registration Fee
(Only paid during the First
Semester) |
US$400.00
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Tuition Fee |
US$4,000.00
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Total |
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US$4,550.00
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All fees are in US dollars and the payments
should be made in Cashier's Checks, Postal Money
Orders, Traveler's Checks, payable to
Universidad Iberoamericana.
Credit cards are not accepted.
Returned Checks Policy
A US$130.00 to US$150.00 fee will be charged for
any check returned to the University, due to
insufficient funds, postdating, closed accounts,
stop payments, uncollected funds, or any other
reason. Thereafter, the student will no be
permitted to pay with a personal check.
Please note that all checks emitted by banks
outside the United States will be charged with a
processing fee of US$25.00. In order to avoid
this additional charge we suggest that the
Cashier's Checks and Postal Money Orders be
purchased in the United States.
Late Registration Fee
All students not registered during the
registration week must obtain the permission of
the Dean of the School of Medicine for a late
registration. After permission is obtained the
registration will be possible and a late
registration fee will be charged. This fee will
be US$100.00 for the first week and US$200.00
for the second week.
Financial Obligation
Tuition and fees must be paid immediately after
the student has undergone the course selection
process, which generally takes place one week
before the beginning of the corresponding
semester.
The following services are included in the
tuition fees at no additional charge: Medical
Insurance, use of Laboratories, Library and
Fitness Center, among others.
Penalties
A late fee will be charged to those students who
do not meet their financial obligations on time.
This fee varies according to the length of the
delay.
In any event, such inability to pay will not be
permitted beyond the first week of classes. Any
student who is still unable to meet payment
after this date must contact the Administration
immediately since their names will not appear on
the official class lists, thus rendering the
academic work as invalid. The university
reserves its right to deny either admission or
registration to any student who has not met
their financial obligations.
Refund Policy
The following refund policy will be applied to
students that decide to withdraw from the
University after the beginning of a semester:
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Period of Withdrawal |
Tuition Refund |
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First week of classes |
80% |
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Second week of classes |
60% |
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Third week of classes |
40% |
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Fourth week of classes |
20% |
Beyond the fifth week of classes there will be
no refund.
The percentage refund is based on the total
tuition payment due, not on the amount paid.
Student with Stafford Loans
The following refund policy will be applied to
those students with Stafford Loans, which decide
to withdraw from the University after the
beginning of the Semester.
Federal law requires that when you withdraw
during a payment period or period of enrollment
(the University has these periods defined and
will indicate which one applies for you), the
amount of SFA Program assistance that you have
"earned" up that point is determined by a
specific formula.
The amount of assistance that you have earned is
determined on a pro-rata basis. That is, if you
completed 30 percent of the payment period or
period of enrollment, you earn 30 percent of the
assistance you were originally scheduled to
receive. Once you have completed more than 60
percent of the payment period or period of
enrollment, you earned all your assistance. If
you receive excess funds that must be returned,
your school can explain what portion of those
funds must be returned.
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