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Use these detailed pages to plan costs, payments, assistance, and enrollment changes before a deadline affects your options.
Review tuition rates, required fees, books, supplies, and estimated total educational costs.
View details Payments Payment PlansUnderstand term due dates, installment options, sponsorships, and accepted payment methods.
View details Aid Financial AidLearn how to prepare an aid file, submit documents, and maintain eligibility.
View details Awards Scholarships & GrantsCompare institutional awards, application periods, and scholarship review criteria.
View details Enrollment Changes Refunds & WithdrawalsSee how dropping or withdrawing may affect charges, refunds, and financial assistance.
View detailsEstimated Cost Planning
Students receive a clear estimate before registration, including tuition, campus fees, books, supplies, and optional student services. Advisors help compare full-time and part-time schedules.
Published estimates are for planning and may vary by course load, lab or material needs, books, transportation, and individual program requirements.
Payment Options
The college supports term-based payment planning, employer sponsorship documentation, family billing records, and guidance for students preparing scholarship or aid materials.
- Payment in full by the published term deadline.
- Approved term payment arrangements.
- Employer or organization sponsorship documentation.
- Scholarship, grant, or family payment coordination.
Financial Guidance
Financial services staff help students understand deadlines, required forms, and available institutional support programs.
Additional Educational Costs
Students should budget for books, digital access, supplies, transportation, technology, and program-specific materials. Some courses may offer lower-cost or shared resources.
Financial Aid and Scholarships
Financial services provides general guidance on forms, deadlines, scholarship materials, and documentation. Availability and eligibility depend on the applicable program and student circumstances.
Refund and Schedule Changes
Dropping or withdrawing from a course may affect charges, refunds, sponsorship, or aid. Students should review deadlines and contact financial services before changing enrollment.
Avoiding Unexpected Balances
Students should confirm registration, check account notices, keep receipts and sponsorship records, and respond promptly when the college requests missing financial documentation.
Tuition Planning Overview
These figures are broad planning estimates. Detailed cost pages explain required fees, materials, payment timing, and enrollment-change effects.
| Enrollment Type | Estimated Tuition | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time resident student | $2,850 per term | 12-15 units |
| Part-time resident student | $245 per unit | Flexible scheduling |
| International student | $5,900 per term | Estimated full-time study |