GCLOG Tuition
Tuition for the GCLOG class of 2024 is US$10,000.
Preferential Tuition
Students currently enrolled in a graduate program at universities included in one of the categories below are eligible for a preferential GCLOG tuition of US$8,500. Given the economic situation, the program will reduce the preferential tuition to US$7,500 in 2023.
- A university in the top 30 of the QS Latin American Rankings, of the QS African Rankings or a similar ranking in your home country/region.
- A university member of the SCALE Network for Latin America and the Caribbean.
- Industry partner
Financial aid for GCLOG
Financial aid is available in the form of tuition waivers for admitted students with an extraordinary profile and limited financial resources. For the GCLOG Class 2024, tuition waivers between 10% to 70% will be awarded on the following schedule. The GCLOG team has increased the number of tuition waivers for applicants given the economic situation between 2023 and 2024.
GCLOG Quick Links:
- GCLOG Overview
- Who is Eligible for the GCLOG Program?
- Visa Requirements for GCLOG students
- Application Requirements & Instructions
Application DeadlinesRound I: Nov 20, 2022Round II: Jan 29, 2023
Round III: April 9, 2023
Questions?
Email us at gclog@mit.edu!
GCLOG Tuition Waiver Awards |
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|
70% Tuition |
50% Tuition |
25% Tuition |
Round I |
1 award |
3 awards |
6 awards |
Round II |
N/A |
3 awards |
4 awards |
Round III |
N/A |
1 award |
4 awards |
Timeline. Financial matters are not a factor in the admissions process. Waiver decisions are made after the admissions process. As part of the application process, students are asked to indicate whether they want to be considered for financial aid. Decisions on partial tuition waivers will be announced by April 15, 2023.
Tuition Payment Schedule and Information
Tuition can be paid in a single payment (due by end of April- early May, 2023) or in two equal payments (due in April and November 2023). You will be asked whether you want to make one or two payments before the April invoice date. Unless we hear from you in this regard by April 27, 2022, a single invoice will be issued. Once you have communicated to us your decision, this cannot be changed. It is possible for each invoice to be issued to the name of a third party (e.g. a relative, your employer or university) that will pay your tuition, as long as you notify us before the invoice is issued.
Tuition payment is made via international wire transfer. Wire fees and any other charges that result from the international transfer are to be covered by the student. Students from countries with limited availability of dollars are allowed to pay their tuition using a credit card.
Questions? Please email us at gclog@mit.edu with any questions.
Estimate of non-tuition costs for GCLOG
Besides the program tuition, each GCLOG student is responsible for covering all expenses associated to their residency periods on the MIT campus, including airfare, lodging, meals, insurance* and incidentals. For most students, these costs are between US$5,000 and US$14,000, with an average of US$7,500 per student for both sessions combined.
* Given the high cost of medical care in the U.S., GCLOG students will be required to submit proof of travel and medical insurance conforming to our requirements before they can join the seminars at MIT.