Tuition for 2024/2025 Academic Year - 4,050 EUR (60 ECTS credits)
The tuition fee does not include housing or other fees. This is the biggest expense in your budget, but worry not – we offer aid and scholarships to help you cover it.
LCC students who receive Scholarships & Financial Aid
Average scholarship & need-based aid per student per year
Enjoy safe and affordable dormitory residency starting at just 525 EUR per semester. Our on-site residence halls feature:
You can cover up to 90% of tuition fee expenses using one of the following options:
LCC's Career Development Center (CDC) can assist you in finding a job to help covering your living expenses:
"For my freshman year, I received the Ukraine Scholar Award that covered 90% of my tuition, which was followed by the President’s Leadership Scholarship that granted me full tuition coverage for the remaining three years. These generous grants have given me the opportunity to work towards my dreams and goals without stressing about financing my studies. They have also motivated me to be an active part of LCC community by giving back to it in the ways that I could."
Yuliia Rusianovska
Country of Origin: Ukraine
International Business Administration Major
Each year, we offer Need-Based Aid to students demonstrating financial need, including LCC Need-Based Aid and Global Grant. Recipients are selected based on family financial need and admissions entry scores. We encourage early submission of Need-Based Aid Application Forms.
Applicants receive
need-based aid
Ranges from 10% to 90% of tuition
You may apply for both Need-Based Aid and Scholarships/Grants, but only one award is given per student. If eligible for multiple awards, the highest-value award is granted.
Scholarships for 1st year and continuing students
Scholarships can cover
up to 100% tuition
Servant Leadership Grant
This grant is awarded to students who exemplify servant leadership and promote involvement in their local communities or LCC. The grant focuses on students who demonstrate care and focus on the needs of others and do so in a self-aware, fair and selfless manner. Two students receive a 50% of tuition discount during the student’s second year of studies.
EU citizens can apply for government bank loans to cover tuition and living expenses. If you've received partial financial aid from LCC, you can still apply to cover the remaining balance. Loan amounts are flexible and can vary each year. Repayment begins one year after graduation and must be completed within 15 years.
EU citizens can access Lithuanian Government funding for their first BA Program. Apply through the LAMA BPO platform. While state stipends may not fully cover tuition fees, LCC bridges the gap. International candidates must verify academic certificates; contact our Admissions Team for support.
LCC students often work during the academic year and summer to support their education. Our Career Development Center (CDC) helps connect students with on-campus and off-campus employment opportunities, serving as a bridge between students and potential employers.
LCC employs about 40 students in roles such as office assistants and receptionists, with hours ranging from 10 to 25 per week. Priority is given to EU students, especially those who have applied for Financial Aid and demonstrated need.
LCC's Career Development Center links students to job opportunities like tutoring, administration, translation, assistance, babysitting, and housekeeping.
Summer opportunities include Work/Travel programs in the USA and Western Europe, enabling students to work abroad and experience new cultures.
Work and Travel USA is a top summer exchange program where students work for up to 4 months with US host companies/employers. Full-time students from both EU and non-EU countries qualify, with a deferred payment option for those in financial need.
"LCC has many financial aid options, one of them being the opportunity to work at the university itself. When working on campus everything is close and the hours are flexible; you are able to work around your class schedule and learn to manage your time properly. Working at the Admission Office has definitely helped me get to know the community better and get out of my comfort zone. It has taught me many practical things I will be able to use in my future career as well as given me the opportunity to make new connections."
Adelė Soldatkovaitė
Vilnius, Lithuania
International Business Administration Major
Program |
Price for 2 Years |
|---|---|
| MA Tesol | 5 500 EUR* |
| MA Tesol - with LCC alumni discount | 5 000 EUR* |
* Price does not include housing & trips.
Tuition fees than European average*
LCC maintains a consistent pricing policy regardless of your country of origin.
*Average tuition fees for Master's degrees in Europe 5,100 EUR/year for EU/EEA-students and 10,170 EUR/year for students outside EU/EEA based on mastersportal.com
Students from China, Israel, Japan, South Korea can apply for a monthly scholarship of 490 EUR for duration of their studies.
Students from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova and foreigners of Lithuanian origin from non-EU and EFTA countries can apply for a monthly scholarship of 490 EUR and a grant covering the study cost.
Funding is offered to limited amount student, first application deadline is May 22, 2023. Read more on government page.
The Lithuanian government distributes over 10 million EUR in student loans annually. For more information on government student loans visit www.vsf.lt or contact the SFS Office at sfs@lcc.lt.
Looking for new knowledge and skills to grow as working professional? Many employers are willing to provide financial support for their employees - talk with your management to discover if they are willing to provide such an opportunity for you.
Please contact us at sfs@lcc.lt if you require any additional information or help.
According to Lithuanian law, amounts paid for studies (when higher education and/or qualification is obtained upon graduation, as well as doctoral studies and art post-graduate studies) by residents of Lithuania can be deducted from the taxable income and thus decrease the income tax for residents. If a person whose studies are being paid for is under 26 years of age and tuition cannot be deducted from his/her taxable income, the tuition can be deducted from the taxable income of one of his/her parents/foster parents. If a loan is taken to pay for studies, the amounts that can be deducted are the amounts repaid. The tuition is to be deducted in the annual income declaration.
The highest net benefit of this deduction is income tax savings amounting to 15% of tuition. For more information on Income tax benefit visit www.vmi.lt.
Unforeseen circumstances sometimes require students to make a refund, please read our rules:
Please follow the link for policies and payment due dates.
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