Tuition & Fees

2018-19 Tuition Rates

2018-19 Tuition Rates in effect Fall Quarter 2018
Number of Credits	Washington Resident	Non-Washington Resident, U.S. Citizen	Non-Resident, International
1	$107.59	$121.73	$285.01
2	$215.18	$243.46	$570.02
3	$322.77	$365.19	$855.03
4	$430.36	$486.92	$1,140.04
5	$537.95	$608.65	$1,425.05
6	$645.54	$730.38	$1,710.06
7	$753.13	$852.11	$1,995.07
8	$860.72	$973.84	$2,280.08
9	$968.31	$1,095.57	$2,565.09
10	$1,075.90	$1,217.30	$2,850.10
11	$1,129.16	$1,271.30	$2,910.58
12	$1,182.42	$1,325.30	$2,971.06
13	$1,235.68	$1,379.30	$3,031.54
14	$1,288.94	$1,433.30	$3,092.02
15	$1,342.20	$1,487.30	$3,152.50
16	$1,395.46	$1,541.30	$3,212.98
17	$1,448.72	$1,595.30	$3,273.46
18	$1,501.98	$1,649.30	$3,333.94
19	$1,598.51	$1,745.83	$3,607.89
20	$1,695.04	$1,842.36	$3,881.84
21	$1,791.57	$1,938.89	$4,155.79
22	$1,888.10	$2,035.42	$4,429.74
23	$1,984.63	$2,131.95	$4,703.69
24	$2,081.16	$2,228.48	$4,977.64
25	$2,177.69	$2,325.01	$5,251.59

2017-18 Tuition Rates

2017-18 Tuition Rates in effect Fall Quarter 2017
Number of Credits	Washington Resident	Non-Washington Resident, U.S. Citizen	Non-Resident, International
1	$105.17	$118.89	$282.17
2	$210.34	$237.78	$564.34
3	$315.51	$356.67	$846.51
4	$420.68	$475.56	$1,128.68
5	$525.85	$594.45	$1,410.85
6	$631.02	$713.34	$1,693.02
7	$736.19	$832.23	$1,975.19
8	$841.36	$951.12	$2,257.36
9	$946.53	$1,070.01	$2,539.53
10	$1,051.70	$1,188.90	$2,821.70
11	$1,103.78	$1,241.70	$2,880.98
12	$1,155.86	$1,294.50	$2,940.26
13	$1,207.94	$1,347.30	$2,999.54
14	$1,260.02	$1,400.10	$3,058.82
15	$1,312.10	$1,452.90	$3,118.10
16	$1,364.18	$1,505.70	$3,177.38
17	$1,416.26	$1,558.50	$3,236.66
18	$1,468.34	$1,611.30	$3,295.94
19	$1,562.70	$1,705.66	$3,567.30
20	$1,657.06	$1,800.02	$3,838.66
21	$1,751.42	$1,894.38	$4,110.02
22	$1,845.78	$1,988.74	$4,381.38
23	$1,940.14	$2,083.10	$4,652.74
24	$2,034.50	$2,177.46	$4,924.10
25	$2,128.86	$2,271.82	$5,196.46

Educational Cost Statement:

The average cost to educate a resident full-time community college student for the 2016-17 academic year was $7,524. Students pay an average of $3,056 in tuition toward this cost. The remaining $4,468 is an “opportunity pathway” provided by the State and is funded by state taxes and other sources.

Fees

The college charges additional fees to support the enhancement of student learning and the student experience.

Technology Fee:
ABE, Parent Coop, ESL, and GED Students	$10.00 per quarter
All Other Students	$35.00 per quarter (1-9 credits) $45.00 per quarter (10+ credits and Running Start students)
Student Building Fee:
All Students	$6.00 per credit (all credits)
Matriculation Fee:
All Students	$20.00 per quarter
Associated Student Programs Fee: Because Running Start students don't pay tuition, this fee replaces the Services & Activities Fees that are rolled into tuition costs for other students.
Running Start Students who do not qualify for low income waiver:	$5.00 per credit (up to $50 max.) (effective Fall 2017)

Course Fees: Course fees vary and are listed in the Class Schedule.

Books: The cost of books varies depending upon the type of class.
Average Cost per year: $801-$904
*Source: National Association of College Stores

Supplies: The cost of supplies varies depending on the type of class, but could include paper, pens, pencils, etc. Most technical programs have costs for tools, uniforms, and other specialized materials.

Repeating Classes: Students repeating a course after the third time (includes V, W, and F grades) will be required to pay the full cost of the course (Non-Resident / International Rate) for any additional repeat attempts regardless of their residency.

Paying Tuition & Fees

Tuition payment deadlines: Tuition and fees are due in full by the Tuition Due Date, refer to the Academic Calendar. After the 10th day of the quarter, tuition and fees are due immediately upon enrollment.
To pay in person: Visit the One-Stop in the Center for Student Success (Building 22) or at the Lacey Campus.
To pay online: Login to Web Payment.
To pay via payment plan: Visit mycollegepaymentplan.com/spscc.

Third Party Payments

The Business Office must be notified of tuition and fees being paid by any third party (i.e., organization/agency, private/alternative student loan, scholarship, non-profit agency, state agency or financial institution) to avoid being dropped from classes. You may submit contracts and letters directly to the Business Office by fax: 360-596-5703 or email: payment@spscc.edu. Contact the Business Office for more information, phone: 360-596-5246.

2018 HB 1795 Disclosure

RCW 28B.15.0681(5)(a) and (b) require that institutions of higher education provide certain information to all undergraduate resident students. This is also known as the HB 1795 disclosure.

5a) Fiscal Year 2018 Sources of Institutional Revenue:

State: $18,155,276
Grants & Contracts: $6,371,877
Local: $14,947,484
Tuition: $9,341,769
Total: $48,816,406

5b) Tuition revenue, as defined by RCW 28B.15.020, includes the Building Fee and the Operating Fee. Building Fee revenue is appropriated by the legislature specifically for buildings, equipment, maintenance and other capital projects. The list below shows the major activities supported by Operating fees revenue in fiscal year 2018.

Instruction: $4,768,665
Primary Academic Support: $620,382
Library: $176,623
Student Services: $1,249,432
Institutional Support: $1,642,348
Plant Operations: $762,927
Total: $9,220,377