Admissions and Records

Fees and Tuition

California residents attend Citrus College tuition-free and pay enrollment and incidental fees only.
Nonresidents are required to pay the additional per unit nonresident tuition.
International students are required to pay additional per unit international student tuition.

The enrollment fee is established by the legislature and is subject to change.

The tuition amount to be assessed nonresidents and international students for the next academic year (beginning with the fall term) is established by the board of trustees.

Enrollment Fee: $46 per unit

Nonresident, out-of-state, and international students are required to pay tuition and enrollment fees. Resident students are not subject to capital outlay and tuition fees.

Fall 2024

Capital Outlay: $40 per unit
Tuition: $353 per unit

Winter 2025

Capital Outlay: $40 per unit
Tuition: $353 per unit

Spring 2025

Capital Outlay: $40 per unit
Tuition: $353 per unit

All fees and tuition are subject to change.

The cashier office is located on the lower level of the Student Services Building (SS). Please visit the cashier to pay class fees by cash, pay club dues, and deposit fundraising monies, in addition to other student related business. Visit the bursar office, located on the second floor of the Administration Building (AD) for warrant replacements in addition to other district related transactions. Contact us at (626) 914-8896 or cashier@citruscollege.edu.

A photo ID is required for all transactions. For further information, please visit the bursar office website regarding services offered.

GoPass Fee+-

Fall and Spring, 12 or more units: $7
Fall and Spring, less than 12 units: $6
Winter and Summer, 4 or more units: $4
Winter and Summer, less than 4 units: $3

The GoPass is a reusable electronic TAP sticker which allows Citrus College students to ride Foothill Transit, local and Silver Streak lines, and Metro bus and rail.

Health Service Fee+-

Fall 2024: $26
Winter 2025: $22
Spring 2025: $26

The health service fee may be waived only by those students whose religious beliefs require that they rely solely on prayer for healing and for students enrolled in an approved apprenticeship training program. Students can petition to waive the health service fee by picking up a waiver form at the Student Wellness Center, located on the first floor of the SS Building. The form must be complete and submitted, with documentation, to the Student Wellness Center for review.

The health fee is reduced by $5 for students whose enrollment fees are paid by CCPG.

Please note: In accordance with board policy and administrative procedure 5030, "online only" students will be subject to the student health fee starting winter 2025.

Parking Fee and Parking Permits+-

Fall 2024: $70
Winter 2025: $34
Spring 2025: $70

The parking fee for CCPG recipients are $30 for each semester/session.

Permits are required for all on-campus parking. Visitors who attend events which are not regularly scheduled, but are campus-sponsored, will be need to purchase a daily parking permit for $5 either at campus safety, located at the Citrus Avenue entrance, or at an automated pay station in parking lots S1, S2, S3, S4, and S8.

Campus safety utilizes iParq, an online tool that will allow students to conveniently purchase their parking pass online. iParq eliminates waiting in line to purchase a parking pass. After students complete their purchase, they will receive a temporary parking pass to use until they receive their permanent pass in the mail.

Student Representation Fee+-

Fall and Spring: $2
Winter and Summer: $0

The $2 student representation fee is used by the Associated Students of Citrus College and the Student Senate of California Community Colleges to advocate and lobby for legislative issues that affect and benefit community colleges and community college students both at the state and federal level. A student may refuse to pay this fee by completing the Student Representation Fee Waiver Form each semester prior to paying for classes and completing the registration process. This fee is non-refundable.

Student Service Fee+-

Fall and Spring: $15
Winter and Summer: $10

The student service fee may be waived prior to payment by completing the Student Service Fee Waiver Form.

Once the fee has been waived, you may be able to pay your bill.

Waiving or receiving a refund of the student service fee makes a student ineligible for the benefits associated with this fee.

Other Assessments+-

Career assessment testing - $15 per test
Credit by examination - per-unit enrollment fee charge
Duplicate diploma/certificate - $16
Enrollment verification request - $3
Lost book library charge - book replacement cost
Service charge for returned checks - $25
Subpoena - $15
Transcript - See transcript web page for appropriate fees

Financial Assistance+-

A variety of state and federal financial assistance programs are available to students enrolling at Citrus College.

Cost of Attendance for 2023/2024

Students Living with Parents

.	Fall and Spring	Fall, Spring, and Summer
Tuition and Fees	$1,324	$1,655
Living Expenses (Food and Housing)	$10,125	$12,656
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, and Equipment	$938	$1,173
Personal, Miscellaneous	$3,609	$4,511
Transportation	$1,611	$2,014
Total	$17,607	$22,009

Students Living Away from Home

.	Fall and Spring	Fall, Spring, and Summer
Tuition and Fees	$1,324	$1,655
Living Expenses (Food and Housing)	$19,431	$24,289
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, and Equipment	$938	$1,173
Personal, Miscellaneous	$4,428	$5,535
Transportation	$1,764	$2,205
Total	$27,885	$34,857

Non-Residents: Out-of-state students are required to pay tuition of $367 per unit in addition to the $46 per unit enrollment fee. These costs will be added to their budgets.

For more information, please review the cost of attendance article. You will be redirected off the main college website to the Zendesk site

Note: Citrus College will withhold degrees, registration privileges or any combination thereof from any student or former student who has failed to pay any financial obligation to the college (e.g. returned check, unpaid registration fee, etc.). Any hold on a student's record will be released when the student satisfactorily meets his or her debt obligation. Debts must be paid in the form of cash or money order, and a bank service charge will be added to the amount due.