Tuition
Studying at Valencia College is a great way to save money on a U.S. education. Our tuition is 40% less than a Florida public university’s and just a fraction of the cost of many private schools. In fact, 90% of Valencia’s international students cited low cost of study as a factor for choosing Valencia College.
College Cost
Cost of attendance (COA) is an estimate of expenses you might encounter while attending Valencia College. Your COA includes more than just tuition and fees.
International Student Tuition Rates
(Fall 2024– Spring 2025)
Cost of Attendance Per Credit Hour
Average costs for out-of-state tuition, fiscal year 2024. Source: Florida College System, State University System Board of Governors and Florida Office of Student Financial Assistance.
| Valencia College | Florida Public University | |
|---|---|---|
| A.A./A.S. Tuition | $390.96 | $691 |
| Bachelor’s Tuition | $427.59 | $691 |
Scholarships
Associate Degrees
Estimated Annual Expenses for International Students
Based on rates for the 2024-2025 academic year. These rates are subject to change. Books and supplies: $2,154
| ITEM | COST |
|---|---|
| Tuition and Fees | $9,576 |
| Living Expenses | $14,536 |
| Mandatory Insurance | $2,021 |
| TOTAL | $26,133 |
School Policies
Bachelor Degrees
Estimated Annual Expenses for International Students
Based on rates for the 2024-2025 academic year. These rates are subject to change. Books and supplies: $2,154
| ITEM | COST |
|---|---|
| Tuition and Fees | $10,464 |
| Living Expenses | $14,536 |
| Mandatory Insurance |
$2,021 |
| TOTAL | $27,021 |
Intensive English Program Fees
The tuition rates and fees listed above do not apply to the Intensive English Program. To see those rates, please visit Intensive English Program.
Proof of Finances
Degree-seeking international applicants must prove that they have adequate finances to fund their studies. Applicants must submit show proof of finances, along with supporting documentation, prior to the issuance of Form I-20 at the time of the application or via post submission form through the application portal.
Amount:
Financial documents must total $26,133 for Associate Degrees or $27,021 for Bachelor Degrees. Additional family members, such as a spouse and/or child, will require certification of additional funds in the amount of $4,500 per person.
Sources of Funding:
Funds can come from a family/sponsor, government or personal account with funds immediately accessible.
Supporting Documentation:
Valid documents to prove funds must be in English or with a certified English translation, be less than one year from the start of classes, and specifically state the total amount of money available to the student. Valid documents may include:
- Current bank statement, bank reference letter, or bank certificate in the student's name. (i.e. checking or savings account, certificate of deposit, etc.).
- Current bank statement, bank reference letter, or bank certificate and a digitally signed sponsor acknowledgment from the account holder. Can have up to 3 sponsors.
- Current scholarship letter from sponsoring agency, organization, or government.
- Official and current letter verifying educational load awarded to the student.
Paying for Classes
Valencia College offers an international payment portal through a third party Flywire to pay tuition and fees from another country. This portal provides international students and their families with a safe, cost effective, and convenient method of making payments to Valencia College in foreign currencies. See international payment instructions click here. Valencia College also accepts cash, money order, checks, American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa. Students are expected to pay for tuition and fees at the beginning of each term by the payment deadline. Fees can be paid in person at the Business Office or online through Atlas.
Tuition Installment Plan
International students also have an option to pay for courses through the Tuition Installment Plan (TIP). The TIP plan allows students to pay for tuition and book expenses over a period of time rather than one single full payment during the first few weeks of school.