Part I is your guarantee of full financial sponsorship for the student's living and studies here. You can use the form above, or you can make your own statement to indicate all of the same assurances regarding your full support for this student. This financial statement is for University use, and the U.S. government might require a different financial evidence for the student obtain a visa. Living expenses include food, housing, clothing, books and supplies, some fees, health insurance, and miscellaneous personal expenses. Students who choose to study during the summer will have additional tuition and living expenses.
Some students spend more money per year, and others spend slightly less.
The estimated costs are expected to increase with inflation each year. The length of study for a Bachelor's degree is normally four years. Students who have already completed some advanced studies elsewhere may receive transfer credit toward completion of their Marquette degrees in less time, and other students may need more than four years to complete their studies. After the student is admitted for studies and before we can issue the necessary Form I-20 for the student's governmental arrangements, the sponsor provides an advance deposit of money as evidence of the support that has been guaranteed on the Sponsorship Form . A sponsor has two options for this deposit.