Holland College: Admissions 2025, Fees, Rankings, Scholarships & Programs

For me Holland College was a place like home; with so many other Bahamians and a tuition I and my single mother could afford efficiently. Throughout the years I have had my eyes set on playing basketball at a professional player, playing the shift guard in high school and making national teams with two division 1 scholarships but fate decided different I was hurt not the summer of 2019 with a broken ankle and lost both scholarships to universities and had to fall on my plan B. Holland college to learn the craft of journalism and still further my craft and do sportscasting. I've always appreciated writing.

International students this year had to pay and extra fee of $4000 aside from all other fees, that is a hefty fee with a lot of complications and no certain clarity but I guess that's something you have to pay for, unfortunately, I haven't been awarded any scholarships as yet but I have applied for over 5 there are many opportunities for international students including bursaries and scholarships, criteria varies for every scholarship/bursary.

I initially looked towards this program when my Culinary Technology teacher in High School suggested it to me. I applied, paid the $50 application fee, and sent in my transcripts and personal information. I applied solely to this college as I believed I had a good chance with my background. The admission process and waiting period afterwards were smooth and there were always people to answer any questions I had.

The tuition fee for a regular student was $6577 alongside other fees. And the tuition fee for an international student is the same with an additional $4000 of fees that include a health fee. I was not awarded a loan, but there are many loans and grant options available for incoming students in need of financial assistance.