Information to help provide you with payment options and additional resources to help cover your balance.


Additional Student Loans

Sometimes, the Federal Student Loans that a student receives by filing the FAFSA aren’t enough to cover what’s needed. Lenders offer additional student loans—often referred to as private loans or alternative loans—based on the credit of the borrower and co-signer. In almost all cases, a student will need to have the loan co-signed. The college recommends that you consult with a trusted bank or other lending institution to determine whether this type of finance may be an option for you.

Here is a link that can help you explore private student loan options:

https://choice.fastproducts.org/FastChoice/home/196400/1

Here is a link that can help you explore private loan option for parents:

https://choice.fastproducts.org/FastChoice/home/196400/3


Finance/Payment Plan

The college offers a 5-month payment plan by semester that allows you to make your payments for the semester's charges (not covered by other aid) in interest-free installments. There is an annual enrollment fee for this program. For more information, please contact Student Accounts at 502-863-8700. You can also explore this further at our partner's site: https://mycollegepaymentplan.com/georgetown/ 

As a private, church-related 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, grants, alumni, and friends of the college totals over thirty percent 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 purely for financial reasons until investigating fully the amount and types of aid available.

Georgetown College is committed to providing excellence in higher education to all students. One of the ways the College fulfills its mission is through investing in each student.

Georgetown College invests in each student to assist with the financial realities of obtaining an outstanding education.


Undergraduate Rates 2024-2025

 

Tuition Rates

12-18 credit hours (Full Time) $20,920
Additional credits above 18 hours, (per hour) $587
One course only, rate per hour (Part Time) $1,255
More than one, rate per hour (Part Time) $1,673
Comprehensive Fee $500
High School Dual Enrollment $400
Winter, May, or Summer Term (per hour) $908
Short Term, per hour (International class, off campus, or online) $495

Housing Options Per Semester/Term

Residence hall, dual and triple occupancy, room $2,705
Residence hall, private room $4,038
Residence hall, East Campus Apartments, double occupancy $3,215
Residence hall, East Campus Apartments, single occupancy $3,880
Residence hall, East Campus Townhouse, double occupancy $3,880
Residence hall, East Campus Townhouse, single occupancy $4,850
Residence hall, Rucker or Hambrick Village, double occupancy $3,150
Residence hall, Rucker or Hambrick Village, single occupancy $3,900
Summer or Winter Housing - Working on campus $70
Summer or Winter Housing - NOT working on campus $140

Meal Plan Options Per Semester

7 days per week *Carte Blanche with $150 Dining Dollars/semester $3,137
7 meals per week with $130 Dining Dollars/semester
(East Campus residents only)
$2,077
60 Meal Plan Block with $250 Dining Dollars/semester (commuter only) $972
30 Meal Plan Block with $125 Dining Dollars/semester (commuters only) $489

Students participating in their semester of student teaching may be eligible for the 7-meal plan. To see if you qualify, please contact the Student Life Office.

*Carte Blanche = Continuous Dining


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