Paying for College

Cuyahoga Community College is one of Northeast Ohio's most affordable educational institutions. Support from Cuyahoga County taxpayers and assistance from the State of Ohio help Tri-C maintain its modest tuition and fees. View our current tuition and fee schedule.

• Online
  Registered students can search View Account and Pay on the Discover page in
  my Tri-C space.

• Admissions and Enrollment Services
  Located on each campus to assist students with paying their tuition and fees. View Admissions and Enrollment Services hours and locations.
  
  
• Mail
  Send payment (including 529 and scholarships) to:
       Cuyahoga Community College
       Student Accounting
       P.O. Box 92928
       Cleveland, Ohio 44194-2928

Self-Pay

• Cash
  
  
• Check or Money Order
  
  
• Credit Card (MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Discover)
  Use any campus kiosk or student workstation to pay via credit card. You can also pay online via my Tri-C space. Credit card payments are no longer accepted at Admissions and Enrollment Services. 
  • A 2.25% service fee applies to all credit and debit card payments. Pay by cash, check or EFT to avoid the fee. Please view our FAQ for more information.
    
    
• 529 Payment
  View 529 payment information.
  
  
• Tuition Payment Plan
  View payment plan options.
  
  
• International Students
  Search View Account and Pay on the Discover page in my Tri-C space to make a secure payment from any country using any currency.

Financial Aid and Scholarships

Financial aid helps students and their families pay for educational expenses including tuition, fees, books and supplies. Tri-C offers three types of financial aid:

• Scholarships
  Scholarships and grants are based on financial need and don't have to be repaid. Learn about
  Tri-C scholarship options. 
  
  Send scholarship payments to:
  Cuyahoga Community College
  Student Accounting
  P.O. Box 92928
  Cleveland, Ohio 44194-2928
  
  Please view payment options for scholarship payments from outside sources (private organizations, churches, private foundations, etc.)
  
  
• Work-Study
  A work-study job lets you earn money while you're in school. Learn more about student employment. 
  
  
• Loans
  A loan is money borrowed as an investment in your future. Loans must be repaid with interest. Learn about student loans.

Third-Party Sponsor

• Individual companies or agencies can complete our online form to sponsor Tri-C students.

Tri-C offers three types of financial aid:

• Grants/scholarships
  Based on financial need; don't need to be repaid
• Work-study
  Earn money while you're in school
• Loans
  An investment in your future; must be repaid with interest

To apply for financial aid, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at studentaid.gov

Please note that reporting changes were implemented to the 1098-T in 2018.

Learn about education tax credits.

Paying for workforce and community education courses

Paying for Corporate College courses