Introduction

Starting the academic year 2003/2004, there have been two tuition rates: one for Egyptian students and non-Egyptian students who are permanently resident in Egypt (category A), and the other for non- Egyptian students (category B).

Category A students will pay the tuition fee in Egyptian pounds according to the tuition rates stated in the following tables. Category B students will pay the tuition fee in US dollars according to the tuition rates stated in the same tables. In recent years, tuition has risen from five to ten percent annually. Such increases are likely to continue in the future.

The highest-ranking undergraduate students are given tuition scholarships based on academic achievement providing them with reduced actual rates. Students may retain their achievement scholarship at the same level as long as they maintain their performance level. (Please refer to achievement scholarships policy under “Scholarships” section). Students beyond their freshman year have to maintain a full time status during the year in order to be eligible for continuing scholarships awards.

A few students may also be admitted with sports or cultural scholarship. Sports and cultural scholarships awarded at the time of admission are one-year scholarships. They may be renewed for subsequent years if the student represents the university in the official championships or contests organized by national bodies.

No student with bills outstanding, including charges for breakage or library fines, will be admitted to any examination, given any certificate or report of academic standing, or be permitted to register for a subsequent semester.