NCVS: Giving Voice to America

Tuition / Fees

Tuition
The Summer Vocology Institute is administered through University of Iowa's Center for Credit Programs. As such, the University of Iowa handles all billing and payments in regards to tuition. Tuition is $280 for undergraduate credit and $440 for graduate credit (this is per credit).

Tuition for the entire program (9 credits) is $2,520 for undergraduate credit and $3,960 for graduate credit

Please note that this does not include the lab or book fees.

Fees
In addition to tuition lab fees will be assessed for all courses. The fees are as follows:

Block 1 Principles of Voice and Speech: $75

Block 2 Instrumentation for Voice Analysis: $100
Voice Habilitation: $50

Block 3 Voice for the Performer: $25

Billing and Payment Options
The University of Iowa will be responsible for billing you for tuition and fees. As such, all payments and questions regarding tuition should be sent to The University of Iowa, not the University of Utah or NCVS.

Payment options are as follows: online electric transfer, debit card, check, or money order. Please note that The University of Iowa DOES NOT accept credit cards.

Books
Block 1:The Principles of Voice Production course uses the textbook with the same title. It is available through the NCVS website. Books for the other courses will be announced by the instructors and /or stated on class syllabi.

Miscellaneous costs
Other costs you should consider while planning for SVI are: transportation to Salt Lake City, accommodations for your stay, and meals.

Questions: ncvs.svi@gmail.com

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