Costs and Aid
Learn about costs and financial aid. Earning an academic certificate or degree at Evergreen is a valuable investment in your future. Costs will depend on your student status and the number of credits you enroll in.
Tuition Waivers for New Students
A limited number of tuition waivers are available for new students with financial need who aren't yet eligible for financial aid. Contact an admissions counselor to find out more.
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A full-time student is any student taking 12-credits or more. This can be important for financial aid and veteran's benefits, although some aid may be available for part-time students taking less than 12-credits.
Apply for Financial Aid
Apply for financial aid as soon as you can. Even if you’re working full-time now, you can file an "extenuating circumstances" letter to explain that you may be working less or going through other life changes.
Learn more about Applying for Financial Aid
Veterans Benefits
Veterans and their dependents may be eligible for benefits. The Veterans Resource Center provides resources and guidance for veterans and their dependents.
Scholarships
Evergreen offers scholarships for many students. Many are focused on adult learners and other non-traditional students.
Learn more about Scholarships
Tuition Reimbursement Programs
Many employers have tuition reimbursement programs. Talk to your human resources representative at work to see if they have a program that works for you.
Washington State Employees
Permanent employees of Washington state agencies may be eligible for a tuition waiver. See Registration for details.