* The online tuition rate is all-inclusive of student and course fees. Tuition and fees are subject to change through actions of the Spoon River College Board of Trustees or by the State of Illinois formula used to calculate out-of-district fees. Student fees support student government and organizations, maintain technology appropriate for the learning environment, testing materials, copies of student class schedules, and schedule adjustments such as adding, dropping, or withdrawing from classes. Course Fees Course fees are necessary to accommodate the continual increase in consumable instructional material and supplies. Certain programs, courses and laboratory classes require specialized supplies, laboratory equipment, and tools. Course Fees General Education Science Courses per $20.00 – credit hour Career & Technical Education Courses per $30.00 – credit hour Developmental Education Courses per $15.00 – credit hour Books and Materials Fees Books and supplies vary depending on how many and what type of courses a student is enrolled in. The Spoon River College Bookstore sells books and supplies and buys back qualifying used books in good condition at the end of each term. The Spoon River College Bookstore has implemented a textbook rental program. Books qualifying for this program will be clearly marked and will be rented on each campus. Please contact your local campus for details. Other Costs of Attendance In addition to tuition, fees, and books, students should anticipate that they will have other costs and expenses as a college student. Spoon River College expects that over a nine-month academic year, students could have the following expenses: Transportation $3,088. – Housing - $6,174 (Independent students and dependent students living away from home estimated expenses. Many of our students live with their parents while attending college and will not incur this entire expense.) Miscellaneous Personal Expenses - $1,400. Tuition and Fees Due Dates Tuition and fees are due prior to the beginning of each semester. Payment due dates are typically August 1 for Fall session, December 1 for Spring session, and May 1 for Summer session. Exact due dates adjusted for holidays and weekends are published on the website. Failure to College’s pay tuition and fees or secure appropriate funding by the published due date may result in the automatic cancellation of the registration. student’s
* The online tuition rate is all-inclusive of student and course fees. Tuition and fees are subject to change through actions of the Spoon River College Board of Trustees or by the State of Illinois formula used to calculate out-of-district fees. Student fees support student government and organizations, maintain technology appropriate for the learning environment, testing materials, copies of student class schedules, and schedule adjustments such as adding, dropping, or withdrawing from classes. Course Fees Course fees are necessary to accommodate the continual increase in consumable instructional material and supplies. Certain programs, courses and laboratory classes require specialized supplies, laboratory equipment, and tools. Course Fees General Education Science Courses – per credit hour $20.00 Career & Technical Education Courses – per credit hour $30.00 Developmental Education Courses – per credit hour $15.00 Books and Materials Fees Books and supplies vary depending on how many and what type of courses a student is enrolled in. The Spoon River College Bookstore sells books and supplies and buys back qualifying used books in good condition at the end of each term. The Spoon River College Bookstore has implemented a textbook rental program. Books qualifying for this program will be clearly marked and will be rented on each campus. Please contact your local campus for details. Other Costs of Attendance In addition to tuition, fees, and books, students should anticipate that they will have other costs and expenses as a college student. Spoon River College expects that over a nine-month academic year, students could have the following expenses: Transportation – $3,088. Housing - $6,174 (Independent students and dependent students living away from home estimated expenses. Many of our students live with their parents while attending college and will not incur this entire expense.) Miscellaneous Personal Expenses - $1,400. Tuition and Fees Due Dates Tuition and fees are due prior to the beginning of each semester. Payment due dates are typically August 1 for Fall session, December 1 for Spring session, and May 1 for Summer session. Exact due dates adjusted for holidays and weekends are published on the College’s website. Failure to pay tuition and fees or secure appropriate funding by the published due date may result in the automatic cancellation of the student’s registration.
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