Eastern Virginia Career College

What is the cost of studying for a year at Eastern Virginia Career College?

The cost of attending Eastern Virginia Career College depends on the program and the student's circumstances. Applicants need a current program-specific cost of attendance, not just a tuition quote: required fees, books, supplies, equipment, transportation, and living expenses can change the amount they must finance.

• Reported average grant aid awarded to undergraduates in 2024-25: $4,608

That grant figure is an average award, not a discount every student receives. In the same reporting period, 70% of students received financial aid and 62% had student loans. Grants generally do not have to be repaid, while loans generally do. Eligible students should review federal and applicable state aid, ask the financial-aid office which programs qualify, and compare a personalized aid offer with the full cost for their expected enrollment period.

Because the college does not provide institution-operated housing, students arranging their own accommodation should budget for it separately. They should also ask for a written breakdown of charges and refund terms before signing an enrollment agreement.

What are the work-study opportunities at Eastern Virginia Career College?

Students interested in working while attending Eastern Virginia Career College should distinguish an ordinary part-time job from Federal Work-Study. Work-Study, where offered to an eligible student, is a financial-aid program that pays wages for approved work; an aid award by itself does not secure a position.

Before building expected job income into a budget, applicants should ask the financial-aid office whether their program participates in Work-Study and how positions are filled. They should also check whether the class schedule and any required practical training permit the hours they hope to work. An internship or clinical placement has different academic and payment rules from student employment.