The expenses listed below are estimated costs for attending Santa Rosa Junior College and are intended to give you a general idea about the cost of attendance as a full-time student attending both the fall and spring semesters.
9 Months Budget Based on Full-Time Attendance*
Living Arrangement: |
Living at Home
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Living at Home
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Living Away from Home
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Living Away from Home
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Enrollment Fees |
$643 | $1286 | $643 | $1286 |
Room & Board |
$4541 | $9081 | $9297 | $18594 |
Books & Supplies |
$986 | $1972 | $986 | $1972 |
Transportation |
$567 | $1134 | $639 | $1278 |
Personal Expenses |
$1782 | $3564 | $1998 | $3996 |
Student Center Fee |
- | $10 | - | $10 |
Total Resident Cost |
$8519 |
$17047 |
$13563 |
$27136 |
Non-Resident Fees** |
$4455 | $8910 | $4455 | $8910 |
Total Non-Resident Cost |
$12974 |
$25957 |
$18018 |
$36046 |
*Estimated tuition and fees are based on an average of 13.5 units per academic term (fall/spring). Current fees are $46 per unit, plus a $22 Student Health Fee each academic term.
**Non-resident/out-of-state tuition fees are $265 per unit, plus a Capital Outlay of $65 per unit.
Notes
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For further information regarding the breakdown of tuition and fees, including a list of parking permit fees, visit the SRJC Accounting website.
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The California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) 2021-2022 Student Expense Budget Chart was used for Room & Board, Books & Supplies, Transportation, and Personal Expenses using an average of 14 units per academic term.
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Students eligible for the California College Promise Grant (CCPG) will have the $46 per unit enrollment fee waive. Fees may change based on action taken by the governor and the state legislature.
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