Focus on learning instead of worrying about how you'll pay for college. 94% of first-time students receive financial aid and scholarships.
Talk to a Financial Aid CounselorListed costs are based on two semesters with a minimum of 12 credits each.
Tuition Rates | Associate Degree
Per Year |
Bachelor Degree
Per Year |
---|---|---|
WV Residents | $5,280 | $6,432 |
WV Invests Eligible Majors | $4,500 | N/A |
Metro | $8,376 | $9,840 |
Non-Residents | $13,200 | $14,712 |
Program Tuition, books, and supplies are not included in amounts listed above.
Metro fees available to residents of:
Tuition and fees are usually not the only educational expenses you may have while pursuing a degree. You may have other costs such as books, supplies, and living expenses. Please see the Estimate Costs & Aid webpage for how to estimate and plan for other potential expenses.
Need to get a quick housing and food rate? Our housing and food are very affordable.
Rates | Cost Per Year |
---|---|
Housing | $5,698 |
Food | $5,128 |
(*Estimated rates for 2024-25. Rates are subject to change. Listed costs are based on two semesters with a minimum of 12 credits each. Housing and food costs are based on double occupancy in a residence hall and a 15-meal plan. Calculate your cost.)
With financial aid, scholarships and grants,
you’ll find Potomac State tuition very
affordable.
In fact, we're one of the nation's most affordable four-year colleges, as ranked by the U.S. Department of Education.
Potomac State has one of the lowest tuitions of any four-year college in West Virginia.
Begin the financial aid process by submitting the FAFSA as early as possible – between Oct. 1 and March 1 – at www.fafsa.gov
Potomac State offers a variety of scholarships to qualified students, including academic and athletic awards.
Looking for a quick ballpark figure of what your Potomac State education will cost? We’ve got you covered.
Federal and state grant programs can help pay your college costs. Grants are typically need-based and not required to be paid back.