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In cases of I-20 extension, degree level change, inviting dependents, etc., internatioal students must show their financial proof that meet the pre-defined estimated expenses for a chosen time period.
Below calculator will automatically determine your estimated expenses and give you an idea how much your financial proof should state to meet Texas A&M requirement.

Part I Estimate of student's expenses
When did(does) your current degree program begin?:	Before Spring 2002 After Spring 2002
Choose academic program:	Undergraduate Graduate
*Choose period:	Summer Only - 3.5 months Fall or Spring - 4.5 months 1 Major Semester & Summer - 7.5 months 2 Major Semesters & Summer - 9 months One Year, 2 Major Semesters - 12 months One Year, All 3 Semesters - 12 months
* Select one year unless completion of degree is less than one academic year.
Do you have a spouse with you in the United States and he/she holds an F-2 or J-2 visa?	Yes No
Number of child(ren) with you in the United States:	0 1 2 3 4 5
Part II Student's financial resources from Texas A&M
**Academic scholarship	$ /  year month
**Fellowship	$ /  year month
**Graduate assistantship	$ /  year month 2 week week hour
** You must bring the award/offer letter stating above financial support to the ISS.
Which type of waiver do you receive from your scholarship/fellowship/assistantship?	None Out-of-state to in-state tuition Full tuition payment excluding fees Full tuition payment including fees

Basic Expenses (1)		Deductible Amount (3)
Tuition	+ $	Scholarship	- $
Fees	+ $	Fellowship	- $
Books & Supplies	+ $	Graduate Assistantship	- $
Room & Board	+ $	Waiver ( )	- $
Transportation	+ $	Sub sum	- $
Living Expenses	+ $	Your Total Estimated Expense is $
Additional Amount (2)
Spouse	+ $
Child (x )	+ $
Sub sum	+ $

Print your estimated expense by clicking above button and submit it to ISS with any other documents proving your scholarship/fellowship/assistantship if you receive any.
If your total estimated expense is greater than $0, you must also submit your proof of financial sources, which can be:

• Legible bank letter

  A legible bank letter must have an official seal or stamp on bank letterhead. If possible, please have the bank letter show the amount in US dollars with the current and average balance.

• Personal financial support letter

  If any funding is from a friend or relative, include a personal financial support letter from your friend or relative in addition to the supporting person's legible bank letter. The personal support letter must state their relationship to you and the length of time they will be providing funding to support your studies.

  If your support comes from a permanent resident or citizen of the U.S., he or she needs to complete an I-134 form (available here) and send it to us with all the necessary attachments as specified in the I-134 instructions.

• If you are continuing in the same degree program that began in or before the Spring of 2002, the following financial chart is used:
  estimatedexpensesCurrentStudents.pdf
• If your current degree program began after the Spring 2002 or you are about to begin a new degree program, the following financial chart is used:
  estimatedexpensesNewProgram.pdf