• Full-time (12 to 20 credit hours per semester): $36,038/year, $18,019/semester
• Overload/Part-time (under 12 and over 20 credit hours per semester): $1,502/credit hour
• Auditing fee (per course for non-matriculated students): $34/credit hour

Shared Apartment: $8,094/year, $4,047/semester

Meal Plans:
FlexPlan – Full $3,500/year, $1,750/semester
FlexPlan – Half $1,750/year, $825/semester
*all on-campus Providence students must have a meal plan

Student Activity Fee: $200/year

The Student Activity Fee is applied toward the expense of student publications, clubs, class officers, and co-curricular activities, including intramurals.

Student Services Fee: $375/year

Technology services and support, phones services, postal services, cashiers office, parking, campus safety.

New Student Orientation Fee: $350 (one-time fee)

The New Student Orientation Fee is a one-time fee to help cover the cost for the student orientation and retreat (SOAR). Transfer students who come in after 1st semester will be charged a prorated fee of $150.

Medical Insurance:

Students will be required to show proof of medical insurance coverage.

Security Deposit

• Commuter student: $100
• Resident student: $400

Enrollment Deposit

• $100 Enrollment Deposit, refundable before May 1
• The enrollment deposit serves as a confirmation of a student’s plan to enroll and is applied toward charges on the student account for the coming semester.

To estimate the price of your Providence education, please visit the net price calculator.

Financial Aid

If you have not already been awarded a financial aid package, please contact the Financial Aid office to begin the process. You will need to submit the  Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible. Our federal code for the FAFSA is 041539. You will not be placed in college housing until your FAFSA and all other necessary information for financial aid has been submitted to Providence.

If you have received an official financial aid award, please complete the steps below:

• Return requested forms that were mailed to you with your financial aid package
• Apply for the Direct Parent PLUS Loan and/or any other alternative loans if needed
• Complete the VFAO – Virtual Financial Aid Office application if you want to receive federal grants and loans. See Federal Financial Aid section on this website for more information.

Financial Aid questions:
Tina Bos, Financial Aid Advisor, ext. 4038 | bos@providencecc.edu

Tuition Billing and Payment Procedures

Your first tuition payment is due by August 1. Your billing statement will arrive in July.

• If you have not yet paid your $100 enrollment deposit signifying your intent to attend Providence, please go to the Enrollment Deposit payment page.  Your enrollment deposit will be credited to your account on your invoice.
• Costs and payment procedures 19-20 — This document will explain tuition, fees, billing, and payment.
• Payment Plan Application — This form must be completed if you desire to pay off your student account balance throughout the semester (four-month plan). If you do NOT apply for the payment plan, it is expected that you will pay for your first semester in full upon receipt of your billing statement or by August 1.

Tuition payment questions:
Dwayne Johansen, Business Office, ext. 4036 | businessoffice@providencecc.edu