PROGRAM FEES
& PAYMENT
All program fees are comprehensive, including tuition for the intensive course of study as well as room and board during the program period.

NATIONAL THEATER INSTITUTE SEMESTER
$29,500
Includes:
• Tuition
• Housing
• Three meals daily
• Two official transcripts (conferring 16-20 credits)
• A one-week residency in NYC or London
• Theater tickets (approx. 20 shows)

NATIONAL MUSIC THEATER INSTITUTE SEMESTER
$29,500
Includes:
• Tuition
• Housing
• Three meals daily
• Two official transcripts (conferring 16 credits)
• Curated reel of student work
• Theater tickets

THEATERMAKERS SUMMER INTENSIVE
$11,900
Includes:
• Tuition
• Housing
• Three meals daily
• Two official transcripts (conferring 8 credits)
• Tickets to O’Neill programming
Students are responsible for their own travel to and from Waterford, CT, as well as personal expenses.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
We recognize that funding a semester at the O'Neill can be complex, so we offer four payment methods for students to select from upon being accepted to one of our programs:​
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Single Student Payment: Payment of program fee made in full by the student on or before the first day of the semester.
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Single School Payment: Payment of program fee disbursed in full by the student's home institution.
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Student Installation Payments: Four equal payments of program fee made monthly by the student. ​Note that exceptions and extended payment plans may only be granted by written agreement between the O'Neill and the student.
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Partial School/Partial Student Payment: Payment of program fee split between the student and the student's home institution.
All plans require a $900 nonrefundable deposit in order to secure the student's spot in the class.
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Please Note: If currently enrolled in an undergraduate institution at the time of study, students should consult with their school about Study Away Financial Aid policies before completing their Enrollment Agreement. Students and parents hold all responsibility for applying for and securing funds from home institution (i.e. aid, loans, scholarships, etc.); tuition payment funds (i.e. Section 529 plans, etc), and private loans. All funds must be disbursed directly to the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center and cannot be processed by or through Connecticut College. If a consortium agreement is needed for disbursement of funds, please click HERE for more information.​​


