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    • Matriculation Fees and Tuition

    Fall 2026, Spring 2027, Summer 2027

    Advanced and Professional (Per Credit hour)
      Resident Credit   Non-Resident Credit
      Matriculation $79.18 $79.18
      Non-Resident Tuition $ – $237.54
      Student Financial Aid Fee $5.54  $22.16 
      Student Activity Fee $7.92 $ 7.92
      Technology Fee $3.96 $15.84
      Capital Improvement Fee $ 7.92 $31.67
      Access Fee* $0.90 $0.90
    Total $105.42 $395.21
         
    Baccalaureate (Per Credit Hour)
      Resident Credit  Non-Resident Credit 
       Matriculation $91.79 $91.79
       Non-Resident Tuition $  – $275.37
       Student Financial Aid Fee $4.59 $18.36
       Student Activity Fee $9.18 $9.18
       Technology Fee $4.59 $18.36
       Capital Improvement Fee $9.18 $36.72
       Access Fee* $0.90 $0.90
    Total $120.23 $450.68
         
    Post Secondary Adult Vocational (Per Credit Hour)    
      Resident Credit Non-Resident Credit 
       Matriculation $73.20 $73.20
       Non-Resident Tuition $ – $219.60
       Student Financial Aid Fee $7.20 $28.80
       Student Activity Fee $ – $ – 
       Technology Fee $3.60 $14.40
       Capital Improvement Fee $3.60 $14.40
        Access Fee* $0.90 $0.90
    Total $88.50 $351.30
         
    PSAV per clock hour $2.95 $11.71 
         
     *Access Fee Charged per credit hour  $0.90  
    Community Education Fees 
       The fee schedule is available at the registration desk.
     
    Incidental Fees 
       
       Graduation Fee (Non‑refundable; after one academic year, must re-apply and pay) $15.00
       Credit From Experience Fee (per course) $50.00
       Returned Check Fee $10.00
       Library Card (non-student only) $5.00
       Library Replacement Card (all cardholders) $2.00
       Library Printing and Photo Copies
          black and white, each $ .05
          color, each $ .40
       Photo Identification Card Replacement $5.00
       Hard Copy Transcript Fee $5.00
       Transient Student Fee (per course) $5.00
       Access Fee (per credit) $ .90
       Access Fee (per contact hour) $ .03

    Special Fees:

    Several courses offered by SFSC require students to be insured while enrolled in the courses. Insurance fees are in addition to other special or laboratory fees.

    Laboratory Fees:

    Many courses offered by SFSC require the use of expendable resources or special equipment. Students enrolled in these courses are charged a laboratory fee to offset the cost of these resources and/or equipment.

    Refund Policy:

    Students are required to notify the College if they are dropping a course or withdrawing from the College. Refunds must be requested within the refund period. The refund period for spring, summer, and other short terms is reduced in proportion to the length of the term. Exceptions to this rule must be requested in writing to the Academic Appeals Committee and be based upon documented reasons beyond the student’s control.

    Changes in a student’s schedule may require a refund. For example, a student who drops a class during the refund period and adds another will have the money paid for the dropped class transferred toward the added class.

    Refunds for College Credit and PSAV courses are issued through BankMobile, except when fees were paid by credit or debit card, in which case the refund will be credited back to the original card. Payments made by check will not be refunded until the check has cleared the College’s bank. Additionally, students under the age of 18 will receive refunds by College check rather than through BankMobile.

    Refunds for Community Workforce Education classes are issued by College check unless the fees were paid by credit or debit card, in which case the refund will be credited back to the original card. Payments made by check will not be refunded until the check has cleared the College’s bank.

    Refunds for College Credit, Career Certificate, and short term classes:

    1. Fall, spring, and summer terms: 100% refund when official withdrawal is received by the Office of the Registrar by the close of business on the last day of the add/drop period
    2. Full term technical classes, 150-1,320 contact hours: 100% refund when official withdrawal is received by the Office of the Registrar office prior to end of first calendar week of student enrollment
    3. Short term technical classes, 30-149 contact hours: 100% refund when the Office of the Registrar receives the withdrawal prior to second class meeting
    4. Short term technical classes, 1-29 contact hours: 100% refund when the Office of the Registrar receives the official withdrawal prior to the second class meeting, except in the case of single session classes, workshops, or seminars, when official withdrawal must be completed and received by the Office of the Registrar prior to the start of the class or activity