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How it Works. Students participating in Tuition Exchanges pay their regular Bard tuition (with their financial aid package in effect) but are responsible for paying room, board, and fees to the partner university/program. No student is guaranteed to study abroad via Tuition Exchange.
YES. All students must formally apply for admission to each college by the colleges posted admission deadline, with no reference to tuition exchange eligibility.
The Tuition Exchange award is tuition OR the annual set rate. For 2023-24, the set rate is $41,000, and $42,000 for 2024-2025. Schools with tuition greater than the set rate have the option to provide $41,000*. The TE award can be made up of federal or state grants and institutional funds.
Tuition Exchange (TE) is a reciprocal scholarship opportunity for the dependents of eligible faculty and staff at all Tuition Exchange member schools. The list of TE member schools is current and provides the contact email for every TE Liaison Officer (TELO).
How it Works. Students participating in Tuition Exchanges pay their regular Bard tuition (with their financial aid package in effect) but are responsible for paying room, board, and fees to the partner university/program. No student is guaranteed to study abroad via Tuition Exchange.
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WC awards Tuition Exchange Scholarships to applicants with the strongest academic credentials. A limited number of spaces are available and the scholarships are offered to top applicants.
The CIC Tuition Exchange Program (CICTEP) is a network of CIC colleges and universities willing to accept, tuition-free, students from families of full-time employees of other CICTEP institutions.
The Tuition Exchange scholarships are never guaranteed. The Tuition Exchange scholarship is competitive and one for which you must apply. Each institution tries to maintain a balance between its exports and imports. Members often set up a mechanism to establish priority for exports.

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