RCC Tuition and Fees

You can pay your fees on MyPortal or visit student accounts, located in the Dr. Charles A. Kane Student Services and Administration building. RCC accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover online or you can also pay in person using cash, check or a money order.

If fees are not paid by the due date (see fee schedule), a hold will be placed on your account and you will be unable to register for future terms, register for classes, drop classes on MyPortal (classes can be dropped in person at the Admissions & Records office), view grades, receive your
degree/diploma/certificate, request transcripts or enrollment verifications.
If you do not attend class and still not drop the class, you will still owe fees for the class and will likely receive a failing grade. It is your responsibility to drop classes that you decide not to attend and verify that all classes have been added or dropped accordingly. 

RCC will issue refunds (six to eight weeks after the last day for refunds) if you withdraw from a course during the first two weeks of the term (full term 16 week classes) or before 10% of the course length (short-term courses).

Date to Drop with a Refund
Log in to your MyPortal account, view your class schedule, and click on the specific class to see accurate dates. Dates may vary or not apply for some courses.

Classes added after the refund date do not qualify for a refund. Cash or a check payments will be refunded by check in the mail. Payments made by credit card will be credited back to the same credit card. If you drop all classes within the refund period, you may receive a parking permit refund after returning the permit to Parking Services no later than the refund deadline.

Learn more about refund deadlines by reviewing your class schedule on MyPortal. If receiving a refund due to an adjustment in financial aid, you need to notify Student Accounts. For questions regarding accounts and refunds, please contact Student Accounts at (951) 222-8612 or by email.

COTOP provides RCC with a method for collecting Accounts Receivable balances for student financial aid and non-financial aid obligations. Past due accounts will be submitted by RCC to COTOP for a tax offset — an intercept by the Franchise Tax Board of any tax refunds, lottery winnings, or unclaimed property that might be owed to you.​ 
 
When you have past due fees (including enrollment and associated fees) incurred at any of the three Riverside Community College District Colleges – Moreno Valley College, Norco College, and Riverside City College – they may be submitted to COTOP. This debt will not be submitted to any major credit agencies. 

Your letter formally notifies what you owe to RCCD and RCCD is participating in the COTOP. Prior to submitting an account to COTOP for a tax offset, RCCD will send out a “due process” collection letter to the last known address we have on file, notifying you that the next step will be to escalate to COTOP. At this point you have/had 30 days to pay fees in full before the debtor data is submitted to the State Chancellor's Office. We do this to allow you time to question the debt and/or pay the College before the tax offset process begins through the Franchise Tax Board. 

Please follow the instructions detailed in your letter. You can avoid the Tax Offset collection fee if you voluntarily pay the amount owed within the 30 days stated in your letter. You can pay your fees either online through your WebAdvisor account, in person at the Cashier's Office or by mail. If your fees are not paid in full in the 30 days after the letters are sent out, your information will be submitted to COTOP. 

Fees you may be liable for include: 

• Non-resident tuition
• Enrollment fees 
• Library fines 
• Library replacement material charges 
• Parking fees  
• Parking fines (limited to fines submitted within three years of being incurred) 
• Personal checks returned for non-sufficient funds 
• Returned check service charges 
• Childcare charges 
• Instructional equipment breakage/replacement charges 
• Health fees 
• Transcript fees 
• Foreign student insurance charges 
• Dental health center charges  
• Community services fees 
• Lost key charges 
• Transportation charges/fees 
• Audit fees 
• Contract class charges 
• Instructional materials fee 
• Damage to campus facilities/equipment charges 
• Student representation fee 
• Student Center fee 
• Campus financial aid funds 

You can log into your WebAdvisor account, click on “My Account Summary By Term” to check the amount you owe. If you still have questions on what COTOP entails, please contact the Student Accounts office at (951) 222-8164 or email.

If your arrears were incurred at a different campus, please contact Moreno Valley College or Norco College directly. 

 If you believe there has been an error, you may appeal this action by filling out the COTOP Appeal Form at the college where the course was taken. For RCC, click the RCC COTOP Appeal Form link below. 

Upon the receipt of your appeal, a college representative will review your case. If the representative finds that the offset is in error, it will be withdrawn or the amount corrected. If no objections are submitted or if the objections are considered to be insufficient, the action will proceed. 

Riverside City College  
Admissions & Records  
4800 Magnolia Avenue 
Riverside, CA 92506
Review RCC COTOP Appeal Information  

Moreno Valley College  
Admissions & Records  
16130 Lasselle Street  
Moreno Valley, CA 92551  
Email: admissions@mvc.edu​  
Review Moreno Valley College COTOP Appeal Information

Norco College  
Admissions & Records  
2001 Third Street  
Norco, CA 92860  
Email: admissions@norcocollege.edu  
Review Norco College COTOP Appeal Information

APPEAL FORM

California Residents/AB 540 students: The tuition cost is based on attending 30 units for the year (15 units fall and 15 units spring semester) at $46 per unit.  30 units X $46 = $1380.   This is not a charge.  It is an estimate of tuition costs at full time attendance.  You will only be charged based on your actual units enrolled.

Out of State/Out of Country Residents: The tuition cost is based on attending 30 units for the year. This is not a charge. It is an estimate of non-resident tuition costs at full time attendance. You will only be charged based on your actual units enrolled. For current costs, refer to the Student Financial Responsibilities section.

Average costs of books, supplies, computer needs. 

Estimated cost of room, board and food.  This estimate is based on the average cost of living in Riverside County and includes the cost of meals each day.

Estimated cost of operating and maintaining a vehicle use to travel to and attend college. 

Personal needs such as personal hygiene needs, clothing and recreation. 

The health fee is charged to students per term.  The cost charged is $24 for fall or spring semester, $20 for winter or summer semester.  You will see this charge on your student account each term.  Students at RCCD are responsible to pay this fee.