Expenses

Tuition

Based on residency status
In-District: Washington County resident
Out-of-District: Texas State resident
Out-of State/International
Cost per hour multiplied by number of credit hours
Tuition and Fee Schedule
Also budget for: textbooks (as much as $150 per text), workbooks, and supplies

The Payment Process

How to Pay for Classes

By Internet: Pay by credit card when you register on the Internet
By phone: Pay by credit card when you register by phone
In person: Pay by check, credit card or cash at any campus Enrollment Services Office
By mail: Mail a check to Blinn College Business Office
Installment Plan: Make arrangements with the Business Office. Note: The installment plan is only available for Fall and Spring semesters.

Payment: When, Where, and How

Installment Payment Plan

FAQ’s in the Business Office

Financial Aid

Types of Aid Available: Loans, Grants and Scholarships

Contact your Financial Aid Office for the application process. Apply online.

Veterans Educational Benefits

Blinn College offers several programs and services that have been developed to help veterans meet their educational goals. If you are active duty military personnel, a reservist, or a dependent of a veteran who is 100% disabled or deceased due to a service- related injury, you may qualify for educational benefits through the Veterans Administration. Apply online

Starting Classes

Verify your class schedule and location
Pick up student ID and parking sticker at Enrollment Services Office before classes begin to avoid long lines
Purchase books before classes begin to avoid long lines
Save your receipt (required to sell books back to the bookstore)
Always attend the first class meeting
Arrive early (parking may take time)

Maintaining Satisfactory Academic Progress

The college monitors academic standards of progress.
You must maintain a cumulative 2.0 GPA ("C" Average)
Failure to maintain satisfactory academic progress will result in probation, suspension, and/or dismissal.
Progress is based on ALL courses attempted at Blinn

Prior to Withdrawing

Most students balance school, work and family. If you are encountering problems with succeeding in school, it is important to:
Discuss your reasons for withdrawing with your instructor, counselor, or advisor and examine alternatives
Financial Aid recipients must also contact the Financial Aid Office
Students living on campus (Brenham) must also contact the Housing Office
Consider the impact of withdrawals. Withdrawals may affect your financial aid status, insurance coverage, and transfer ratings to some colleges/universities

Withdrawals

Students must initiate withdrawal from course(s) through the Enrollment Services Office.
Students may be withdrawn by the instructor from developmental classes if they have missed two or more weeks of class.
Check the academic calendar or course schedule for withdrawal dates for each semester.
Failure to formally withdraw from any course by the stated deadline may result in a failing grade.