Once your application is accepted and the first terms fees are paid, you are officially enrolled.  From this point onwards it is possible to pay for the second term in small instalments.  In the third term it is possible to receive an interest-free loan from the Seminar fund that can be paid back in instalments after the end of your study.

Your study should not fail because of finances.

In particular those students from countries with a weak currency have the possibility, during and after their studies,to continue to live in the house. And as they will have a 90 day work permit they will be able to take up the various job offers, of which there are plenty in Stuttgart: as a waiter/waitress, gardener, working in food shops, house cleaning, in old peoples homes or on farms, just to mention some of the options.  You will usually have to undergo some determined searching but the Staff and Frau Czesla are happy to help with their experience and their personal connections. Some students work during term time at the weekends. 

The costs admittedly do look very high at first sight. However we can say that in the past there was hardly a student – in particular those many students for whom all the costs were covered by the seminar – who could not repay those costs!  In individual cases, together with the staff members and Frau Czesla we can look into financing through banks.

Experience in this field shows: where there's a will, there's a way together!