How to Pay for Classes

HOW TO PAY FOR COLLEGE

Fall 2021 Tuition Calculator

For in-state tuition:

Multiply the number of credits you are taking by the cost of one credit, which is $166.60*. Add any additional fees. The final amount is your tuition.

# of credits x $166.60 + fees =

For out-of-state tuition:

Multiply the number of credits you are taking by the cost of one credit, which is $364.20*. Add any additional fees. The final amount is your tuition.

# of credits x $364.20 + fees =

*Tuition rates are subject to change upon approval of the State Board for Community Colleges of Virginia. Changes will be posted at reynolds.edu/tuition.

I plan to pay my tuition using:

(check all that apply)  Financial Aid  Reynolds Scholarships  Third Party (Employer)  Virginia 529  Payment Plan  Out of pocket

FINANCIAL AID

Students who meet requirements are eligible to be considered for financial aid. Students must have a high school diploma or GED certificate. Students must be enrolled in a financial aid eligible program. Make sure to register only for courses that are within your program of study.

For more information regarding financial aid eligibility requirements and to view a complete list of eligible programs visit Financial Aid Central at reynolds.edu/financialaid.

Grants

Grants are funds that do no require repayment. They’re based on financial need and come from the federal government, the state, or Reynolds.

Scholarships

Scholarships are considered “gift” aid and do not need to be repaid. Students apply for scholarships annually during the open application period from December 1–March 1. Visit reynolds.edu/scholarships or email scholarships@reynolds.edu to get started.

Loans

Loan money must be repaid. For that reason, we encourage you to look at all your other options first and borrow only what is needed.

Reynolds Community College participates in the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program, offered through the Department of Education. Federal Stafford loans are low-interest, long-term loans. In addition, parental loans and private loans may also be available. Visit reynolds.edu/financialaid and click on Types of Aid to get started.

Work Study

The Federal Work Study program provides part-time jobs for students with financial need, allowing you to earn money to help pay education expenses. Our program encourages community service work and work related to each student’s course of study. For more visit reynolds.edu/workstudy.