PRE-COLLEGE & GAP YEAR
Pre-College and Gap Year is not one program but two separate pathways, and they do not cost the same because they are not built the same way.
The 18+ pathway, oriented toward university entry and progression, runs semester-length or year-long: the term rates further down apply, and per-credit tuition is charged only when the student asks for credit recognition and an academic partnership is in place. Courses carry 3 US/Canadian credits each when credit is requested.
The 15-17 pathway is reserved for school cohorts travelling with their own teachers and runs from one week upward: the weekly housing and meal rates apply, academic and welfare responsibility for the minors stays with the accompanying teacher and the sending school, and the International Office prepares the quotation for the group.
The Mantua campus hosts school cohorts all year round, which makes spring and autumn travel possible. At the Florence central campus weekly stays run in the June to August sessions, with the rates below. In Milan and Turin accommodation is arranged with partner residences and quoted on your dates.
Rates shown in italics are calculated from the published rates for the same room type, not quoted directly: where two monthly rates are published the figure is their average, and where only one is published that rate is carried across. They are indicative and confirmed by the International Office at booking.
Per person, per week. Accommodation and one meal a day, five days a week are included: a main course, a drink and coffee, served in Mantua via meal voucher. The Mantua residence takes short stays in every month of the year, at the rates above.
No university residence in Milan and Turin: housing is arranged by Unicollege through selected partner residences and hotels, priced in your proposal. Meals are covered by a meal plan or an equivalent dining credit, depending on campus.
No university residence in Milan and Turin: housing is arranged by Unicollege through selected partner residences and hotels, priced in your proposal. Meals are covered by a meal plan or an equivalent dining credit, depending on campus.
In addition to housing and meal plan, participants receive:
As a higher education institution, and not a third-party study abroad provider, Unicollege is committed to promoting sustainable and accessible study abroad opportunities across all its programs. Through its university-to-university partnerships, Unicollege supports the applicability and continuity of financial aid awarded by the home institution.
This may include, where eligible, forms of aid such as Title IV funding, Pell Grants, federal or state aid, institutional scholarships, and other recognized funding mechanisms, in accordance with the policies of the home university.
Participating students, faculty, and staff are required to verify directly with their home institution which types of financial aid can be applied to their study abroad program. Unicollege will facilitate all necessary documentation and administrative processes to support the continuation of eligible funding.