Classes meet five days a week for four or five hours, depending on the level of study. At levels six and seven , which are equivalent to courses offered for the major in French, students may select from courses in language, literature and culture. Students may choose to live either in university dormitories or with French-speaking families. Cost The cost of this program includes tuition and room and board. Students should anticipate spending additional money for books and for participation in the optional social and cultural activities of the Summer Program.
Students are responsible for all personal expenses.
For current information on costs and payment schedules, contact the OIES Study Abroad Center. The CIC usually offers a limited number of scholarships covering a portion of the cost of the program. These are available to full-time students in good standing currently enrolled at CIC institutions. Applicants for financial aid must submit a statement signed by the financial aid officer at their institution. Awards are made on the basis of need and academic ability.