Program Cost

The tuition fee as well as other costs such as residence, breakfast, activity and medical fees are reviewed every semester and are subject to change The estimated costs for one year are included below so you can do a general budget for your first year at SolBridge. For further cost inquiries, please send an email to info@solbridge.ac.kr.

The SolBridge academic year consists of two assessment periods, one in the spring and one in the fall. Each assessment period is in the form of a fifteen-weeks regular semester plus one-week make-up classes, if necessary, followed by an additional six-week inter-session semester (six weeks in the summer for the spring semester, six weeks in the winter for the fall semester). There is a five-week study break which separates each assessment period. Students are expected to stay at SolBridge during each full assessment period. Students may stay during the summer or winter five-week study breaks if they wish to participate in internships, academic programs, or for personal reasons. Apart from tuition, students must cater for other expenses including the dormitory, meals, health insurance, and dormitory security deposit without exception during their stay at SolBridge.

Things to Note:

* The enrollment and orientation fees are a one-time fee paid by all first semester students (freshmen and transfer). Orientation fee covers the meals and accommodation during our Team Building (Orientation) week but does not include bus fare from the airport.

The dormitory does not provide bedding, sheets, or pillows, however they can be acquired for a fee upon arrival, in most cases.

All first-year students (freshman and transfer) must get a Residence Card upon arrival in Korea. Korean Immigration charges $31 for the Residence Card. It is similar to the Korean ID card and must be carried with you at all times.

Tuition for a year ranges between $10,278 ~ $12,334. The $12,334 amount reflects taking intersession classes (Winter 1, Winter 2, Summer 1, Summer 2).

The above prices are meant to act as a guideline and are subject to change, especially adjustments to Residence and Health Care.

The costs provided do not include other meals, books, or pocket money. Meals cost approximately $5.00 in the SolBridge cafeterias. Meals eaten off-campus may cost more. Books are typically in the range of $600 per year; pocket money expenses depend on the lifestyle of the student.

Please keep in mind that all prices are subject to change without notice and are not guaranteed.

Orientation week fee refunds are only issued if the student is no longer attending SolBridge International School of Business. However, this is subject to change, as it depends on the student’s individual case.

According to the school’s policy, other fees might be added during the semester.

Scholarships

Admission scholarship evaluations are made during the admission process and will consider the documents you submit for admission:
essays, high school diplomas, recommendation letters and interview reports.

Please, be aware that as soon as you apply, you are already being considered for the Admission Scholarship.

Admission Scholarship

SolBridge International School of Business offers financial aid in the form of admission scholarships. Scholarships are granted on a case by case basis depending on the applicant’s English level, academic standing, and extracurricular activities. Admission scholarships are given for tuition only and typically range from 30 - 70% of the cost of tuition. In extraordinary circumstances, a financial tuition grant of 100% may be granted. Admission scholarships are valid for one semester.

All scholarships are tuition based. There is no financial aid available for living expenses. This includes the dormitory, costs of meals, books, medical insurance, student activity fees, and other living expenses. Even if an applicant is granted a scholarship, they still must be able to pay for their other expenses.