by malarious » Sat Nov 04, 2017 6:20 am
Hi!
I am currently studying abroad, so I think I can answer this! Paying for study abroad usually involves paying the cost through your school, or your school charges for the credit hours they are transferring and adjusts the amount if needed.
So in my case, the study abroad sends an invoice for balance due to the school. The school charges for 15 credit hours, then adds charges to equal the invoice. That total is now what financial aid and everything applies to, and anything after scholarships and grants is sent to SMART for payment.
I read what littlehope said, but I do not actually see anything in the quote stating they would not pay a different amount. Your year to year isn't even the same because you may take 12 or 14 or 16 credits per semester. Nothing in the quote says they will not pay for study abroad, so long as it is "full time tuition" and approved educational fees. Study abroad should be considered an approved educational fee (cost of study abroad).
Hope that helps, it is...not always clean.
Hi!
I am currently studying abroad, so I think I can answer this! Paying for study abroad usually involves paying the cost through your school, or your school charges for the credit hours they are transferring and adjusts the amount if needed.
So in my case, the study abroad sends an invoice for balance due to the school. The school charges for 15 credit hours, then adds charges to equal the invoice. That total is now what financial aid and everything applies to, and anything after scholarships and grants is sent to SMART for payment.
I read what littlehope said, but I do not actually see anything in the quote stating they would not pay a different amount. Your year to year isn't even the same because you may take 12 or 14 or 16 credits per semester. Nothing in the quote says they will not pay for study abroad, so long as it is "full time tuition" and approved educational fees. Study abroad should be considered an approved educational fee (cost of study abroad).
Hope that helps, it is...not always clean.