During the first two weeks, students will be provided most of the times with room and board. Prices vary according to individual choices and the exchange rate. Breakfast is available in the various cafeterias, but can also be prepared in the student kitchens in the residence halls. The accompanying Baylor professor will help the students in the beginning to get acquainted with purchasing meals and shopping for food in Germany. Please note that tuition for six credits has to be added, and students have to pay the Baylor general student fee for Summer Session 2, 2001.
Students participating in the program are responsible for their own health insurance.
The ISIC is the world's most widely accepted card for reduced entrance fees at museums and theaters, special rail or bus passes and provides the student also with basic health insurance while traveling abroad. For further information, click here . Baylor University will perform services rendered by the Division of Admissions and Records. Students will be advised and counseled before leaving for Germany by Dr. Lazda. Neither the University nor faculty in charge assumes any responsibility for personal injury or loss of property.