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Programs : Budget Sheet

The following listing represents the Fall Budget Sheet for Bocconi University.
 

Fall Budget Sheet for Bocconi University
Fall Budget Sheet for Bocconi University
Budget Item Exchange (Semester)
BILLABLE EXPENSES *   $0.00
Dartmouth Fees (Term) *   $495.00
Dartmouth 2023-24 Tuition (Term) *   $21,228.00
Billable subtotal:  $21,723.00
NON-BILLABLE EXPENSES   $0.00
Round Trip Transportation   $1,600.00
Food   $2,200.00
Housing   $3,600.00
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, and Equipment (Exchange)   $500.00
Visa Fees   $100.00
Miscellaneous   $1,500.00
Non-billable subtotal:  $9,500.00
Total: $31,223.00
Notes:

Glossary

For a description of what's covered in each budget item calculation, click or hover over the budget item titles.


Use the student OCP budget tracking spreadsheet created by a Student Alumni Mentor to help you stay on track.
Or, for more information on budgeting and budgeting app recommendations, read the finances sections in the Student Handbook for Off-Campus Programs.

Dartmouth Billable Expenses

  • Dartmouth Fees: (see glossary)
  • Dartmouth Tuition: Students pay their regular tuition to Dartmouth.


  Student-Covered Non-Billable Expenses
  • Round-Trip Transportation: (see glossary)
  • Food: Whether staying in dorms on campus or in private off-campus housing, students must prepare or purchase their own meals (generally $TBD USD per day). Bocconi also offers many cafes and cafeterias on and near campus. More information about life at Bocconi can be found on the International Student Desk websiteTip: Research local food prices, determine the amount you intend to spend each week for your lifestyle, and multiply by the number of weeks on program to determine out-of-pocket food costs.
  • Housing: Students may either apply for an on-campus self-catered dormitory room in Bocconi's dorm for international students paid directly to Bocconi, or secure private off-campus accommodations in a self-catered apartment/flat paid to the property owner/housing provider.
  • Books, Course Materials, Supplies, and Equipment: (see glossary)
  • Miscellaneous: (see glossary) It is recommended that students budget funds from the Miscellaneous category toward local/regional transportation costs.

Obtaining Funds for Non-Billable Items

High-need Financial Aid students can obtain funds for non-billable budget items via a financial aid “refund.” Some high-need students not only will owe nothing on their billing statement but will have enough aid leftover to cover their round-trip transportation and other costs after their billed charges are paid. The following options are only available to students who will have a large enough refund available in their accounts to cover the travel charge. See more about studying away on Financial Aid.
 
Option 1: Purchase your own flights upfront and reimburse yourself out of the account refund available at the start of the term.
Option 2: If option 1 is not possible and if you qualify for this support, you may be able to book your flight through the College’s travel service, Travel Leaders, where it is charged directly to your D-Pay account and your D-Pay credit balance will cover the cost of the ticket.
Please contact the Office of Financial Aid with any questions.
Note: Amounts listed for individual budget items are the best estimates currently available.
Last updated for AY 2023-24 by CRT on 11 JAN 2024. 
* Billable item