As a private, faith-based institution, Georgetown College receives no support through taxes or public revenue. In fact, tuition covers only a part of the actual expenses involved. Support from the endowment, gifts and grants from alumni, friends of the college, and organizations total over 35% of the actual cost of each student’s education, helping to keep direct costs as low as possible. The College administers an extensive financial assistance program; no prospective student should overlook Georgetown College for purely financial reasons until investigating fully the amount and types of aid available.
Basic Charges
For the 2023-2024 academic year, the following basic student charges apply:
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Tuition |
$410/semester hour |
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Audit |
$395/course |
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Field Studies / Mentored Teaching Fees |
$225/course |
| Proficiency Evaluation Fee |
$250 |
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Electronic Portfolio Fee with Lifetime access |
$125 |
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Technology Fee |
$90/course |
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Service Charges. The following service charges apply: |
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Reinstatement Fee (if dropped due to nonpayment) |
$50 |
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Transcript Fee |
$8 |
Billing
It is the responsibility of each candidate to access his or her bill at the website https://my.georgetowncollege.edu (login is required). The Student Accounts Office sends all billing information by email to each candidate’s college email address. No paper bills are sent. If the candidate makes changes to his or her registration and the billed amount changes, a corrected e-bill may not be received prior to the due date. If the candidate registers late, a bill may not be received prior to the due date. If the candidate has not received a bill prior to the payment deadline, it is the candidate’s responsibility to contact the Student Accounts Office to arrange payment. Student billing information is always available on the Georgetown College Portal: https://my.georgetowncollege.edu (login is required).