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SLC.edu / International and Exchange Programs / Paris Program / Fees and Financial Aid

Fees and Financial Aid

Listed below is an estimate of costs to help you plan for the semester ahead. Sarah Lawrence tuition, per semester, will be $22,110.

Item Euros Dollars
One-Time Expenses
Books 100 148
Fiscal stamp for carte de séjour  55 81
Study Abroad Medical Insurance (estimated)*   185 (fall)
370 (year)
Housing Expenses
Student Dorm (Cité)
Yearlong students only		 2,896
(per semester)		 4,200
(per semester)
Homestay (monthly estimate) 720 1,066
Studio for 1(utilities not included) 775 1,148
Apartment for 2 or more (utilities not included) 550-600 815-889
Monthly Expenses (estimate)
Meals (if preparing own meals)
Breakfast 60 89
Lunch 150 222
Dinner 150 222
Meals (if eating in student cafeteria)
Breakfast n/a n/a
Lunch 90 133
Dinner 90 133
In-city transportation
(Unlimited use on the Metro and buses)		 60** 89
Entertainment (estimated cost per outing)
Movies (with student card) 7 10
Theatre (with student card) 10 15
Museums (with student card) 5*** 7

*Students still need to have their own coverage or coverage through the Sarah Lawrence plan to ensure they are covered before they leave the US and upon their return.

**This price is accurate until July 1, 2011.

***The permanent collections in all museums operated by the city of Paris are free.  Many national museums are also free to students.  See Paris office for details.

Travel expenses before or after the term, and any trips taken during the mid-term break, are not included in this estimate. There are many free events sponsored by the University of Paris (bicycling, theatre, choral groups, etc.). These activities are fun and also serve as an excellent way of meeting French people.

Financial Aid

Sarah Lawrence students who normally receive aid may apply their awards to the programs abroad. Sarah Lawrence financial aid is available to guest students attending Sarah Lawrence in Paris, but guest students should also explore several potential sources of aid:

  1. loans available from local banks, state agencies, or through the Perkins Loan Program;
  2. in most cases,the guest students’ home institutions may apply an ongoing financial aid award to a program abroad;
  3. many institutions allow students full access to their current financial aid package. The Office of Financial Aid at your home institution can provide information about grants, loans and procedures for applying.

For more information contact:

Office of International Programs
Sarah Lawrence College
1 Mead Way
Bronxville,NY 10708-5999
(914) 395-2305 or (800) 873-4752
slcaway@sarahlawrence.edu