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AIM Summer Program Tuition AIM participants are responsible for their own transportation to and from the Academy, as well as a $350 tuition fee that covers the cost of meals and material expenses. The Academy provides lodging in Chase Hall, the cadet dormitory, at no cost. Students may want to bring a modest amount of spending money with them for snacks and souvenirs. Need-based scholarships are available to cover either tuition or travel expenses. Scholarship application forms are available as part of the AIM application supplemental forms.

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