The cost of the Hopkins-Nanjing Center's Academic Program is on a par with the cost of many Chinese language programs in China, and cheaper than a number of programs. The Center delivers a strong product, both in terms of its academic program, its study and living facilities, its career development, and its alumni network. The rates are for the 2001-2002 academic year may be different. Johns Hopkins health insurance is mandatory for all international students without comparable coverage. Bills are mailed in August and January.
Tuition fees are due by the beginning of classes each semester.
The cost of living in Nanjing is low compared to the U.S., or even compared to Beijing and Shanghai. The amount individual students need to live will vary greatly depending on their habits and preferences, so it is difficult to predict precisely how much money an individual student will need to bring.