Costs
For Dutch and EU/EEA students, the tuition fees are fixed at 1,672 euros per academic year (2010/2011), the same as other universities in the Netherlands. For non-EU/EEA students, tuition fees are 7,500 euros per academic year (2010/2011). Campus housing costs about 280-400 euros a month and includes internet, electricity, water, etc.
All fees included, the university administration estimates studying one year at Roosevelt Academy costs 9,000 Euros for Dutch/EU students and 17,000 for students from outside the EU/EEA.
Scholarships are not available through the Roosevelt Academy.
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