what are the tuition fees of harvard medical school for interational students?
is there any scholarships for the internationals? also. i would like to know the expenses of the dorms there.
thnx
is there any scholarships for the internationals? also. i would like to know the expenses of the dorms there.
thnx
Sorry to disappoint you, but unless you are educated in the US Harvard will not accept you. They say that specifically on their web site:
"Foreign students who have studied for at least one year at an accredited institution in the United States or Canada, and have completed the requirements, are eligible to apply at HMS. International applicants should make every effort to take the majority of required courses at an accredited college or university in the United States or Canada. Foreign students who do not have a baccalaureate or advanced degree from an institution in the U.S. or Canada are rarely offered admission."
In most cases, it’s a no. They don’t care how great your grades, GPA, and MCAT scores are. An international student is very less likely to get any institutional scholarship.
An estimate of yearly expenses shows that the average cost for an unmarried first-year student will be approximately $66,600 for the 10.5-month academic year 2009-2010. This estimate includes tuition, health service fee and insurance premium, room and board, books, travel, transportation to clinical sites, laundry, and incidentals. Students whose homes are outside the northeast region of the United States may experience travel costs beyond the scope of this estimate.2009-2010
Tuition-$42,500
Univ. Health Services Fee- $1,126
Blue Cross /Blue Shield-$1,714
Disability Insurance-$63
Matriculation Fee-$35
Educational Materials Fee-$395
Vanderbilt Hall (avg. rent)-$7,680
Other living expenses (including travel, living expenses and transportation)-$10,210