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Fees & Bursaries
Fees
All fees are quoted in Swiss Francs, the currency of Switzerland.
The fees for 2010/2011 will be announced in Fall 2009.
Tuition Fees 2009-2010
| Full Year Student | 41,000 SF |
| One Semester Student | 22,500 SF |
Tuition fees are directed to educational and residential services, as follows:
- tuition and room & board
- international guest speaker series
- university/career seminars & workshops
- PSD (Personal & Social Development) seminars
- residence permits and accident insurance
- local transportation passes (bus, tram, train)
- technology use
- limited selection of day trips & outdoor / sporting activities
- seasonal banquets
- graduation ceremony & reception including two family guests
- yearbook
Tuition fees do not include:
- airfare, school trips, personal travel, pocket money
- baggage shipment, medical insurance, school supplies, books, sundry expenses
- AP exams, the OSSLT Literacy Test
A registration fee of 3,500 SF (full year) or 2,500 SF (semester only) will reserve a place for the student and is included in the tuition fees. Registration fees are non-refundable.
Each student is required to establish a sundry account to allow for the purchase of items from the College such as textbooks, school supplies, clothing, grad rings, and for mail and courier charges. Deposit amounts required are 1,500 Sw Fr per semester and are invoiced with fees. A credit balance remaining in the sundry account of greater than 20 Sw Fr is refunded following the student's departure from the College.
Full details as to Neuchâtel Junior College’s fees and payment policies are found in the College’s Academic Calendar. To receive your copy, please e-mail us. The Academic Calendar also outlines the travel schedule with associated costs.
Bursaries
Limited bursaries are available annually to successful candidates who require financial assistance to attend the College.
The Helvetica Bursary ($10,000), The Choquette Family Foundation Bursary ($10,000), and The Leonard Wilde Bursary ($10,000) are available annually to applicants. In addition, recipients of these three bursaries become eligible for The Sarah MacDonald Gouin Family Travel Bursary ($2,000) to further enable a student to participate in school trips and thereby take advantage of the educational travel opportunities abroad.
Eligibility
To be eligible for any of the Bursaries offered, applicants must:
- be a Canadian citizen studying in Canada at the time of application
- be an honours student (minimum overall average of 80% or higher)
- demonstrate financial need (via Apple evaluation process)
- demonstrate leadership potential
How to apply
- Candidates must request a Bursary Application package from the Admission office, and must submit the completed package to the Admission office, along with their completed Admission application materials, by either December 7, 2009 or March 1, 2010. Applicants are advised to meet the first deadline whenever possible. Note that the Bursary Application includes two 500 word essays on specific topics.
- Financial data must be submitted directly to Apple Financial Services, as per the package instructions, also by either December 7, 2009 or March 1, 2010.
- Notification will be delivered to applicants 6 weeks after the application deadline.
Queries?
Please contact Admissions with any questions and
to receive the application documents.