
Flourish in Paris
Challenge yourself in a French learning environment for the semester or academic year and return home a Parisian



Academic Year 2025-2026
Fall 2025: September 3 – December 21, 2025
Academic Year 2025-26: September 3 – May 17, 2026
Spring 2026: January 7 – May 17, 2026 (TBC)
Final Dates for the upcoming academic year 2025-2026 are coming soon.
The Paris Program includes the following:
Academics
- Tuition fees for full course load (partial fees covered for most studio and some performing arts courses)
- Customized language support
- Academic support: methodology sessions, proofreading sessions, course-specific tutoring, and mid-semester review
Culture
- On-site extensive orientation
- 6 – 7 cultural activities: performing arts, bateau-mouche Seine River cruise, Sporting match and more
- 2 outings
- 2 weekend excursions
- City and neighborhood tours during orientation
- Museum pass for unlimited visits
- Volunteer and extracurricular opportunities
- Tandem linguistique: French university conversation partner
Housing
- Homestay: with daily breakfast and choice of 5 or 3 dinners/week
- Student Residence: meal plan fluctuates depending on selected residence
- Independent living: Student-arranged apartment living
Support
- Airport pick-up
- One-on-one course (pre-semester and onsite) advising and registration
- 1-week course shopping period
- Public transportation pass for unlimited travel in Paris and Ile-de-France
- Pre-departure support and student visa assistance
- Civil liability insurance
- 24/7 on-site support for emergency and health matters, housing and logistical guidance
Program Fees
Tuition, Culture & Support
For MOST STUDENTS, your final invoice will be less than the published cost! We will help you find ways to make the opportunity to partake in a program abroad with APA one that is within reach for you. All fees for 2025 -2026 are to be confirmed. Please contact usa@apaparis.com for updated information.
- Semester: $18,900
- Academic Year: $33,800
Fall semester participants: For extra language support, enroll in the Paris: August Short-Term program for a reduced fee: $2,950
Housing — Fall Semester (TBC)
- Homestay Option 1: Daily breakfast, 5 dinners/week: $7,300
- Homestay Option 2: Daily breakfast, 3 dinners/week: $6,720
- Student Residence: $5,050 – $6,850 (to fluctuate depending on foyer chosen – based on location and single or double-occupancy room)
- Independent living: Housing fees paid directly to landlord.
Housing — Academic Year (TBC)
- Homestay Option 1: Daily breakfast, 5 dinners/week: $14,600
- Homestay Option 2: Daily breakfast, 3 dinners/week: $13,440
- Student Residence: $11,650 – $13,700 (to fluctuate depending on foyer chosen – based on location and single or double-occupancy room)
- Independent living: Housing fees paid directly to landlord
Housing — Spring Semester (TBC)
- Homestay Option 1: Daily breakfast, 5 dinners/week: $7,300
- Homestay Option 2: Daily breakfast, 3 dinners/week: $6,720
- Student Residence: $5,050 – $6,850 (to fluctuate depending on foyer chosen – based on location and single or double-occupancy room)
- Independent living: Housing fees paid directly to landlord.
Spend a year abroad with APA: Combine your Paris semester with a Multi-Country: France, Morocco, Senegal semester! (TBC)
- Academic Year Tuition: $32,150
- Housing: $12,050
- Multi-Country Travel: $1,650
We are committed to working with students and families who have economic concerns. If you are a student concerned about financial need, inquire about support provided by APA at usa@apaparis.com as we strive to ensure enthusiastic, academic-minded students have the opportunity to study abroad.
Payment Schedule
- $500 deposit may be due upon acceptance (depends on agreement with student’s home institution)
- Semester Students: Remaining balance must be paid in full by July 1 (fall semester) or November 30 (spring semester)
- Academic Year Students: 50% of balance by July 1. Remaining balance must be paid in full by August 15.
Out-of-Pocket Expenses
- Flight to and from Paris
- Student visa (Pell Grant recipients Campus France fees are covered!)
- Medical insurance
- Meals outside of board
- Personal expenses and purchases such as personal travel, souvenirs, and entertainment
- Partial fees and supplies for studio art, fashion design and performing art courses (dance, music)