Study Abroad

Studying in Switzerland is a great experience. Courses like Natural Sciences and Engineering are very popular with Indian students. Most Indian students go for courses like Computer Sciences, Material and Electrical Engineering, IT, Life Sciences, Biotechnology, Hotel Management, Language courses and MBA. 

As per an unofficial source,  tuition fees in Switzerland mostly depend on whether you plan to study at a public or private institution. The most well-known universities are all under CHF 1000. The tuition fee also vary depending on the institution and the study program. The average fee for getting a Bachelor’s degree is somewhere around CHF 18,500, but it’s important to know that there are universities that charge only CHF 5,000 for a full programme and ones that charge CHF 24,000. 

If Boston College is the candidate's first choice or priority, they must consider applying through the Early Decision. There are two Early Decision applications at Boston College and both of these are binding in nature. This indicates that students are not permitted to apply to other binding Early Decision programs if applying to Boston College through Early Decisions. However, candidates are permitted to apply to non-restrictive Early Action programs at other institutions. Additionally, all the applicants are required to pay a fee USD 80 in order to get their application reviewed.

In order to get enrolled for the 2025 intake, students must apply before the below mentioned deadlines:

Early Decision I - November 1, 2025 (2026 intake)

Early Decision II - December 15, 2025

For Early Decision I, students will learn of the institution's decision by November 1, 2025 (2026 intake). Whereas for Early Decision II, the results will be sent out by December 15, 2025. At Boston College, selected students will be required to submit an enrollment confirmation fee to Boston College within 10 days of receiving their admission offer.

Also, in order to avail full-tuition scholarships at Boston College, it is mandatory for candidates to submit their applications by November 1, 2025.

Before coming to Geneva, finding a suitable accommodation is significant. Students are open to shared and private accommodation options available in Geneva.

• Private Apartments: This is the best option for students who want to have their own space. As demand is high, expect to spend around CHF 1,900 or €1,665 per month for a basic studio apartment, as well as a deposit of three months’ rent.
• Shared Accommodation: Students may also flat share with students from EU or other universities located in the area.
• Student Residences: EU Business School has agreements with two student residences in Geneva: Résidence Gestrim and Résidence des Alpes.