Full-time students

(Credit load between 18-24 ECTS hours per Quarter) that are enrolled during Quarters 1, 2 and 3. 

Tuition per year-  3600 Euros for Bachelor and 4980 Euros for Master .

Room and board - additional costs depending on the student 

"Nehemia“ students who have earned bonus points during their "Nehemia“ Education Program are privileged to a reduction in these tuition costs. 

Scholarships

In addition, qualified students may be eligible for the following work-study scholarships.  

A 1^st year student may receive a 200 Euro scholarship per Quarter if the combined annual income of the student's parents is less than 25,000 Euros. 

A 2^nd year student will receive a 100 Euro scholarship per Quarter if the student's grade-point average at the end of the 1^st year is 3.0 or higher.

Part-time students

"Nehemia“ encourages those who, due to employment constraints or other circumstances, have not had the opportunity to attend an institution of higher learning, to consider enrolling as part-time students. Perhaps it will be for personal enrichment, or perhaps to actually complete a degree. Part-time students can enroll in any course of their choice during Quarters 4, 1 and 2. In addition, if the demand is sufficient, selected courses will be offered during the summer Quarter 3. 

Although a part-time student can design his own study plan to meet his personal needs and schedule, the part-time student must complete all degree requirements within eight (8) years. The following is a sample yearly schedule in order to earn a Bachelors degree in approximately six years instead of the normal three years.

Refund Policy

Students who withdraw may be eligible to receive a refund of tuition. The amount of refund will be based on the following schedule: 

Students withdrawing before the start of the quarter and during the first week of classes are eligible for a full (100 percent) refund of the applicable tuition paid.  

Students withdrawing during the second week of classes are eligible for a 75 percent refund of the applicable tuition paid. 

Students withdrawing after the second week of classes are not eligible for a refund.