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residency status

your residency status determines how much tuition you pay. if you're a u.s. citizen and your residency status is from another state, you pay nonresident tuition fees.

looking for information on wue (western undergraduate exchange)? the wue rate at scc is actually higher than our nonresident tuition. this is great news, because it saves you more money.

are you looking for other residency information like undocumented status, active military or veterans status? visit determining your residency status to get specifics on your status.

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if you’re looking for a basic tuition estimate, try using our net price calculator tool. this tool allows you to enter your financial information for a rough estimate of what you can expect to pay.

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state support of higher education

see the average cost to educate a resident full-time community or technical college student for the current academic year and the sources of all institutional revenue received during the prior academic year on our right to know page.

state support of higher education

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estimated total tuition and fees

tuition and fees per credit for lower division state-funded classes

no. of credits	washington resident	non-resident international	out-of-state us citizen	eligible veterans
1-10 credits	$113.04	$291.28	$162.09	$87.79
11-18 credits	$55.94	$63.22	$23.79	$42.61
19+ credits	$101.42	$279.66	$150.47	$78.77
19+ vocational credits	$17.33	$45.61	$45.61	$16.51
.3 credit minimum	$33.91	$87.38	$48.63	$26.34
1	$113.04	$291.28	$162.09	$90.43
2	$226.08	$582.56	$324.18	$180.86
3	$339.12	$873.84	$486.27	$271.29
4	$452.16	$1,165.12	$648.36	$361.72
5	$565.20	$1,456.40	$810.45	$452.15
6	$678.24	$1,747.68	$972.54	$542.58
7	$791.28	$2,038.96	$1,134.63	$633.01
8	$904.32	$2,330.24	$1,296.72	$723.44
9	$1,017.36	$2,621.52	$1,458.81	$813.87
10	$1,130.40	$2,912.80	$1,620.90	$904.30
11	$1,186.34	$2,976.02	$1,644.69	$946.91
12	$1,242.28	$3,039.24	$1,668.48	$989.52
13	$1,298.22	$3,102.46	$1,692.27	$1,032.13
14	$1,354.16	$3,165.68	$1,716.06	$1,074.74
15	$1,410.10	$3,228.90	$1,739.85	$1,117.35
16	$1,466.04	$3,292.12	$1,736.64	$1,159.96
17	$1,521.98	$3,355.34	$1,787.43	$1,1202.57
18	$1,577.92	$3,418.56	$1,811.22	$1,245.18
19	$1,679.34	$3,698.22	$1,961.69	$1,322.40
20	$1,780.76	$3,977.88	$2,112.16	$1,399.62
21	$1,882.18	$4,257.54	$2,262.63	$1,476.84
22	$1,983.60	$4,537.20	$2,413.10	$1,554.06
23	$2,085.02	$4,816.86	$2,563.57	$1,631.28
24	$2,186.44	$5,096.52	$2,714.04	$1,708.50
25	$2,287.86	$5,376.18	$2,864.51	$1,785.72
vocational rates for 19+ credits - for students enrolled exclusively in vocational preparatory programs.
19	$1,595.25	$3,464.17	$1,856.83	$1,261.69
20	$1,612.59	$3,509.79	$1,902.45	$1,278.20
21	$1,629.92	$3,555.40	$1,948.06	$1,294.71
22	$1,647.25	$3,601.01	$1,993.67	$1,311.22
23	$1,664.58	$3,646.62	$2,039.28	$1,327.73
24	$1,681.92	$3,692.24	$2,084.90	$1,344.24
25	$1,699.25	$3,737.85	$2,130.51	$1,360.75

tuition and fees per credit for upper division state-funded classes

classes rates subject to change. see the student fees explained page for more information about mandatory fees.

no. of credits	washington resident	non-resident international	out-of-state us citizen	eligible veterans
1-10 credits	$220.51	$620.30	$276.28	$171.34
11-18 credits	$11.05	$11.85	$11.85	$8.39
19+ credits	$208.88	$608.68	$264.65	$159.14
1	$220.51	$620.30	$276.27	$176.41
2	$441.02	$1,240.60	$552.55	$352.82
3	$661.53	$1,860.90	$828.82	$529.23
4	$882.04	$2,481.20	$1,105.10	$705.64
5	$1,102.55	$3,101.50	$1,381.37	$882.05
6	$1,323.06	$3,721.80	$1,657.65	$1,058.46
7	$1,543.57	$4,342.10	$1,933.92	$1,234.87
8	$1,764.08	$4,962.40	$2,210.20	$1,411.28
9	$1,984.59	$5,582.70	$2,486.47	$1,587.69
10	$2,205.10	$6,203.00	$2,762.75	$1,764.10
11	$2,216.14	$6,214.84	$2,774.59	$1,772.49
12	$2,227.18	$6,226.68	$2,786.43	$1,780.88
13	$2,238.22	$6,238.52	$2,798.28	$1,789.27
14	$2,249.26	$6,250.36	$2,810.12	$1,797.66
15	$2,260.30	$6,262.20	$2,821.96	$1,806.05
16	$2,271.34	$6,274.04	$2,833.81	$1,814.44
17	$2,282.38	$6,285.88	$2,845.65	$1,822.83
18	$2,293.42	$6,297.72	$2,857.50	$1,831.22
19	$2,502.30	$6,906.40	$3,122.15	$1,990.36
20	$2,711.19	$7,515.08	$3,386.80	$2,149.50
21	$2,920.07	$8,123.76	$3,651.46	$2,308.64
22	$3.128.96	$8,732.44	$3,916.11	$2,467.78
23	$3,337.84	$9,341.12	$4,180.77	$2,626.92
24	$3,546.73	$9,949.80	$4,445.42	$2,786.06
25	$3,755.61	$10,558.48	$4,710.08	$2,945.20

about upper division costs

upper division tuition and fees will be charged for upper division courses. for students taking both upper and lower division courses in the same quarter: - generally, colleges must charge lower division tuition and fees for lower division courses and upper division tuition and fees for upper division courses. however, in those instances where the upper and lower division credit combination would result in the student paying more than he or she would if paying for all credits based on the upper division schedule, the college must charge tuition and fees for both upper and lower division credits based on the upper division tuition and fee schedule. (see sbctc policy 5.80.3.b.) a calculator has been developed to assist colleges in determining how much tuition to charge a student taking both upper and lower division courses.

the bas tuition calculator has been posted to the state board website.

fees explained

your total tuition cost is a combination of the washington state tuition collected by the state board of community and technical colleges and scc fees that help support things like student programs. the student body often votes on how these fees are used. take a look at our current fees for a breakdown of what your money supports.

see student fees

waivers

tuition waivers allow certain people or groups of people to receive reduced tuition costs. common waivers include children of totally disabled or pow/mia or deceased eligible veterans or national guard members, children and spouses of deceased or disabled law enforcement or fire fighters, wrongfully convicted persons, space available waivers (washington state employees and senior citizens looking to audit a course) and others. for detailed information on waivers, visit the state board for community and technical colleges waivers page.

tax credits

tax credits can help reduce the cost of your education by reducing the amount of taxable income your family needs to pay. we don't post information on tax credits because it is always changing. talk to your accountant for details on deducting your tuition.

	wa state resident	nonresident, u.s. citizen (and wue)	international student
tuition	$1,410.10	$1,739.85	$3,228.90
registration fee	$20	$20	$20
technology fee	$40	$40	$40
comprehensive fee	$40	$40	$40
student bus pass fee	$22	$22	$22
total	$1,532.10	$1,861.85	$3,350.90

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