When can I begin this program?

The only entry for this program is in August of each year.

What is the cost of this program, and what financial aid is available?

For details, select one of the following:
• U.S. citizens and permanent residents
• International students

What are the courses in this program?

Each course is designed to ensure maximum progress and enjoyment in your growth toward higher states of consciousness. See Course Descriptions for an overview of each course.

What will be my daily schedule on this program?

The emphasis will be on a highly enjoyable stress-free routine to support deep experiences and optimal health. The schedule will provide you with a balance of rest and activity — deep experience of your unbounded nature along with focused discussion of key concepts in Maharishi Vedic Science. The typical daily schedule is shown in the table below.

Morning	Maharishi tape: 30 minutes viewing, plus 30 minutes  discussion or other project Vedic Literature: reading and listening in groups
Afternoon (1st hour)	Writing and speaking on the theme of the day
Afternoon (2nd hour)	Vedic Literature: reading individually or in small groups
Evening	Exercises that summarize the day's learning, followed by listening to and reading Vedic Literature

What kind of campus housing will I have?

All students will have single rooms. The University now has student residential housing that is in accord with the principles of Vedic architecture. Our goal is for all students in this program to be in the new housing as soon as possible, but we cannot guarantee the availability of units for all students. This housing has an additional cost of $1,500 for the 10-month program.

Do I need a bachelor’s degree to enter this program?

Yes. However, teachers of Maharishi’s Transcendental Meditation program who have two years or more of college education may receive academic credit for their teacher training course and their teaching activities.