All students must take a comprehensive written exam at the end of the Institute. Three undergraduate or graduate credit hours are available from Georgetown University. Undergraduate credit can be applied to a Bachelor degree. Graduate credit can be applied to a Master s degree or PhD. Admissions decisions are based upon academic record, extracurricular achievements, leadership qualities, work experience and English language ability. Students will have to provide their own travel costs, lunches and other personal expenses.
Additional funding is often available to students to cover their remaining programs fees.
Students are encouraged to explore funding opportunities available through non-government organizations and government sources to assist in their payment of fees and travel expenses, such as the Soros Foundation, U.S. Embassies or their country's embassy in the Czech Republic. Local businesses, corporations and employers are often a source for additional scholarship help. Many students attending the Institute do find additional funding to cover their costs. Please click the links below should you need any additional information, or click here visit the Frequently Asked Questions page on this website. Click Here for Additional Information on Scholarship Help.