Costs Effective Fall 2024 through Summer 2025
Estimated Expenses |
Academic Year 9 months tuition |
Term 3 months tuition |
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Tuition | $11,553 | $3,851 |
Living expenses | $9,900 | $3,300 |
Fees | $603 | $201 |
Books | $744 | $248 |
Total | $22,800 | $7,600 |
*Effective fall 2024 |
Other Costs (Per Term)
- Intensive English Program Tuition: $4,052 ($3,851 + $201)
- Bachelor of Applied Science Program tuition (12-18 credits): $7,067
- Health insurance: $372
First Term Fees
- International Student Success class fee (one-time fee for new academic students): $200
- Foundation for Success class fee (one-time fee for new Intensive English students): $100
Payment Due Dates
- Intensive English Program tuition is due by the first day of each term. See Dates & Deadlines
- Academic Students:
- New academic students (first term) must pay by the first day of the term. See Dates & Deadlines
- Returning academic students must pay by the tuition due dates as published on the Tuition & Fees page.
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- Payments must be made in full by the due date to avoid classes being dropped.
- International students are not eligible for Payment Plans.
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Payment Methods
- To Make Payments from the USA - We accept cashier's checks, personal checks (from a U.S. bank) and FLYWIRE. Returning students can pay via ctcLink or at the Cashiers Office.
- To Make Payments Internationally:
- To make a payment by FLYWIRE.
- To Make Payments by Bank Wire Tranfer (EFT), please request an invoice for our bank wire information.
If you need an invoice to complete your payment, please email International@greenriver.edu
Refund Policy
The $50 application fee is non-refundable. The $300 housing placement fee is refundable upon request if the student cancels the application 2 weeks prior to Housing/Move-in-Day or does not use the I-20 to enter the U.S. To request a refund, please email international@greenriver.edu.
Prepayment Policy
In order to ensure that applicants have the ability to finance their education in the US, Green River College reserves the right to require pre-payment of one term of tuition for students applying from countries experiencing severe economic difficulty.