TUITION 2009

Notes:

• Prices are subject to change without previous notice.
• Tecnologico de Monterrey generates its final costs on a semester basis, so the prices here presented are close estimates of the final price. Please ask for current prices when you apply for admission or wait to receive the final list of prices on your acceptance package. In either case the differences between these estimated costs and the final ones should be minimal.
• Prices given in US Dollars are for reference purposes only and do not represent the actual cost since variations on the exchange rate happen every day. Tecnológico de Monterrey will only charge tuition and any other fees or services in Mexican pesos, even though the payment can be made in US Dollars at the exchange rate of the day of payment.
• The exchange rate considered for the prices presented in US Dollars was 10.21 pesos per dollar (June, 2008).
• Exchange students: those students that will participate in one of Tecnológico de Monterrey’s programs by applying through an existing exchange agreement between the student’s home university and Tecnológico de Monterrey. The student is required to pay tuition to his/her home university.
• Independent students: those that will participate in one of Tecnológico de Monterrey’s programs by applying directly to Tecnológico de Monterrey. The student is required to pay tuition to Tecnológico de Monterrey.

ROOM AND BOARD 2009

Notes:

• Prices are subject to change without previous notice.
• Tecnologico de Monterrey generates its final costs on a semester basis, so the prices here presented are close estimates of the final price. In either case the differences between these estimated costs and the final ones will be minimal.
• Prices given in US Dollars are only for reference purposes only and do not represent the actual cost since variations on the exchange rate happen every day. Tecnológico de Monterrey will only charge tuition and any other fees or services in Mexican pesos, even though the payment can be made in US Dollars at the exchange rate of the day of payment.
• The exchange rate considered for the prices presented in US Dollars was 10.21 pesos per dollar (June, 2008).
• Residence Halls costs are based on a double room with air conditioner.
• The Host Family Program includes three daily meals, thus you may disregard the meals estimate given separately.
• Apartment costs are based on the average rent of a shared apartment. They may vary due to the facilities they offer as well as the proximity to campus. The range may vary from 10,000 pesos to 25,000 pesos per semester.
• Living expenses are approximate and include: social, academic and personal expenses, however travel money is not included.
• The Health Insurance cost apply only if the student doesn’t have medical insurance from their home country valid in Mexico.
• The administrative fee ($100 USD) is not included in this table.
• Immigration expenses are government fees for changing from a toursit visa to studen visa also it includes legal firm assistance for doing this process. It is strongly recommended to do the visa process with a legal firm since this could become a complicated procedure.
• In summer session students visa is not required, a tourist visa will be enough.