Undergrad Tuition and Costs

Although we understand that funding a private Christian education can be challenging, we also believe that the value of a Greenville College education will exceed your expectations. Cost should not be the only determining factor when choosing a college; it is, however, a legitimate concern for many students and their families.

• At Greenville College, approximately 96% of our students receive financial assistance in the form of merit scholarships, institutional awards, federal and/or state assistance, as well as low-interest student loans and work study.

Undergraduate Costs for 2013-14

Tuition *	Fall	Spring	Total
	$11,718	$11,718	$23,436
Room (Traditional & Intermediate)**	$1,888	$1,888	$3,776
Meals***	$2,016	$2,016	$4,032
Student Activity Fee (not charged to UTEP)	$88	$88	$176
Totals	$15,710	$15,710	$31,420
Online tuition fee per credit (excludes summer tuition)****			$125
Summer 2013 Tuition per credit			$325
Summer 2013 Housing (3-week period)			$284
Interterm 2014 Tuition per credit			$195
Tuition over 17 hrs/semester			$655
Part-time Rate (1-6 hrs/semester)			$496
Part-time Rate (6.5-11.5 hrs/semester)			$977

 **Tuition includes textbook rental and shipping for students who enroll (register) at least 17 days prior to the start date of the course. Students who enroll 14-16 days prior to the course start date are subject to an additional shipping fee of $6.99 per textbook. Students who enroll 13 days or less before the start of the course are subject to an additional shipping fee of $9.99 per textbook.
 **Returning students maybe eligible for non-traditional housing at an extra cost Blankenship Apartments.($4,968 per year).
 ***Required for all students living in traditional or intermediate housing.
 ****Current students are required to pay a fee of $125 per credit hour for online courses in addition to their regular tuition charge.

Withdrawal & Refund Policy

Student withdrawing from Greenville College prior to 60% of semester completion, will have charges and eligible financial aid pro-rated, effective the official date of withdrawal from the College. Students who withdraw beyond 60% of semester completion are responsible for full charges for the semester. Refunds of financial/cash paid will be issued to the qualifying student/parent within 30 days of the date of withdrawal. Prompt payment of any remaining charges is expected.

 

Statement of Financial Responsibility

Students who do not pay their account in full by each semester/term due date will not be able to register until their account is fully paid or they have set up a payment plan with TMS. Students with delinquent accounts will not be able to pre-register for subsequent terms, receive copies of their transcripts, or receive diplomas until the College receives full payment.

The College reserves the right to assign any past due accounts to a collection agency. Further, the student agrees to pay any and all costs, including collection, attorney, and litigations costs incurred by the College in efforts to collect, should the student default on their account. In case of bankruptcy by the student, the student waives all access to transcripts and diploma(s) until all amounts are paid to the College