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Many affordable options are available to help offset tuition costs at BC
Your financial situation should never stand in the way of a quality education. Brazosport College strives to make this a reality for every student.
Funds are currently available to assist those looking to attend Brazosport College, and the financial aid specialists at BC are trained to assist each student in finding ways to make college more affordable.
A variety of scholarships and grants are available to help offset tuition costs.
If you are a 2021 graduate from a high school in the Brazosport College service area, your tuition and fees can be covered for one year through the BC Advantage 21 program. Another option is to enroll in BC’s online Health Services or Industrial Management programs and, for a limited time, you’ll receive a tuition waiver for your first bachelor’s degree course.
Whether you’re a full- or part-time student, a high school dual credit student, a military veteran or an incoming student seeking training to work in the local industry, BC might have a financial aid option to make furthering your education more affordable.
The first step is to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Financial aid can come from federal, state, school and private sources. Most financial aid funds are offered based on the financial information provided on your FAFSA.
Visit the BC Office of Financial Aid and speak to one of the College’s financial aid specialists to discover more about the different financial options that are available.
Brazosport College’s Office of Financial Aid is located in E-101 of BC Central. A financial aid specialist can also be reached by calling (979) 230-3377 or e-mailing finaid@brazosport.edu.
Visit brazosport.edu/finaid for more information. To fill out a FAFSA, go to studentaid.gov.