TL;DR: World Citi Colleges (WCC) does not publish an official tuition fee schedule on its website, unlike many larger Philippine universities. The only public figures available are third-party "average tuition fee" estimates from a course directory site: about ₱50,000 for the Quezon City campus and ₱40,000 for the Antipolo campus, with no stated period (semester vs. year) or methodology behind those numbers. WCC does publish detailed scholarship criteria, including entrance, academic, athletic, and military-dependent awards that can cover 10-100% of tuition. Get a program-specific, campus-specific quote directly from WCC before budgeting.
World Citi Colleges runs a network of campuses across Metro Manila and nearby provinces, known for nursing and allied health programs alongside business, IT, and hospitality courses. Unlike Enderun, JRU, or most UAAP-tier schools, WCC does not put a tuition schedule on its official site, which makes "how much is WCC tuition" one of the harder tuition questions to answer with certainty. This guide lays out exactly what is and isn't publicly verifiable, gives the closest third-party estimates available (clearly labeled as estimates, not official figures), and covers WCC's actual published scholarship programs. World Citi Colleges, Caloocan has a SchoolFinderPH profile; the Quezon City and Antipolo campuses do not yet have dedicated profile pages.
How Much Does World Citi Colleges Actually Cost?
WCC's own admissions pages, program pages, and homepage do not list tuition figures anywhere we could find. The admissions page directs prospective students to "Inquire Now" or contact a specific campus by phone rather than publishing a fee schedule. This is different from most schools covered in SchoolFinderPH's tuition guides, where an official per-program or per-semester rate is available directly from the school.
The only public numbers come from CourseFinder PH, a third-party Philippine course directory, which displays an "Avg. Tuition Fee" badge of ₱50,000.00 on WCC's Quezon City campus page and ₱40,000.00 on its Antipolo City campus page. The site does not disclose whether this is a per-semester, per-year, or blended average across programs, and it is not sourced to a specific WCC document.
Disclaimer: because WCC does not publish an official fee schedule, treat the figures above as rough third-party estimates only, not confirmed rates. Contact your target campus's admissions office directly for a program-specific, written quote before budgeting or enrolling.
What the Available Numbers Suggest
| Campus | Third-Party "Avg. Tuition Fee" | Source | Basis Stated? |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Citi Colleges — Quezon City | ₱50,000 | CourseFinder PH | Not disclosed |
| World Citi Colleges — Antipolo | ₱40,000 | CourseFinder PH | Not disclosed |
| World Citi Colleges — Caloocan | Not listed | — | — |
For context, SchoolFinderPH's own nursing school tuition in the Philippines guide places budget-tier nursing programs at ₱25,000-₱50,000 per semester and mid-range programs at ₱50,000-₱80,000 per semester. If WCC's estimated figures are per-semester rates, that would put WCC's Quezon City campus at the low end of the mid-range tier and Antipolo near the top of the budget tier, broadly consistent with WCC's positioning as an accessible, allied-health-focused school rather than a premium university. This is a plausibility check, not a confirmation.
Which Programs Does World Citi Colleges Offer?
WCC's program pages confirm the school runs Senior High School plus a range of bachelor's degrees concentrated in health sciences: BS Nursing, Medical Technology, Radiologic Technology, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Psychology, and Nutrition and Dietetics. Outside of allied health, WCC also offers Hospitality Management, Tourism Management, Business Administration, Information Technology, Accountancy, Criminology, and Communications, plus master's degree programs, according to the school's official site. Program availability differs by campus — confirm your intended course is actually offered at the specific WCC campus you're applying to before assuming cross-campus consistency.
World Citi Colleges vs. WCC Aeronautical and Technological College
A frequent point of confusion: "WCC" is also used informally for WCC Aeronautical and Technological College, a separate institution. World Citi Colleges (the subject of this guide) is a health-sciences-and-business-focused school with campuses in Quezon City, Antipolo, Caloocan, Guimba, and Binalonan. If a tuition figure, program list, or review you've found online doesn't match what's described here, double-check which "WCC" it's actually referring to before applying or comparing costs.
What Scholarships Does World Citi Colleges Offer?
Unlike its tuition rates, WCC's scholarship criteria are published in detail on its official scholarships page:
| Scholarship | Value | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| Entrance Scholarship | 100% (Highest Honor), 50% (High Honor), or 25% (Honor) of tuition | Top graduate of a batch of 50+ students |
| Academic Scholarship — Board Programs | 100%, 75%, or 50% of tuition | GWA 1.00-1.24, 1.25-1.49, or 1.50-1.75 respectively |
| Academic Scholarship — Non-Board Programs | 100% (tuition + misc. fees), 50%, or 10% of tuition | GWA 1.00-1.24, 1.25-1.49, or 1.50-1.75 respectively |
| Athletic Scholarship | 25%-100% of tuition/miscellaneous fees | Recruited athletes, coach evaluation |
| Student Assistantship Program (SAP) | Work-study tuition assistance | 1-year residency, GWA 2.5+, family income under ₱250,000/year |
| Military Dependent Scholarship | 100% tuition (limited slots) or 15% tuition (graduate) | AFP/PNP personnel and dependents |
The quoted language from WCC's own scholarships page states the Entrance Scholarship goes to an "outstanding incoming first year student who graduated at the top of their class from a batch of at least 50 graduates." Renewal for most academic scholarships requires maintaining the qualifying GWA with no individual grade below a set floor, so a strong first semester matters for keeping the award into later years.
How to Get a Real WCC Tuition Quote
Since WCC doesn't publish fees, getting an accurate number takes a direct step:
- Call or message your target campus specifically. Quezon City, Antipolo, and Caloocan may quote differently even for the same program, since WCC runs each campus with some independence.
- Ask for a full first-year breakdown, not just tuition: miscellaneous fees, laboratory fees (critical for Nursing, MedTech, RadTech, Pharmacy, and PT), uniforms, and books.
- Ask directly whether the Entrance or Academic Scholarship applies to your batch rank or GWA before assuming you need to pay full price.
- Cross-check with WCC's Facebook page for your specific campus, which periodically posts enrollment period announcements and early-bird discount windows for the incoming school year.
How WCC Compares on Cost to Other Options
If your goal is a lower-cost nursing or allied-health program in Metro Manila, WCC is worth checking directly, but so are other schools with transparent, published rates. See affordable colleges in the Philippines and cheapest private universities in the Philippines for schools that do publish their fee schedules, which makes it easier to compare and budget in advance without waiting on a quote.
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Sources
- World Citi Colleges — Official Website
- World Citi Colleges — Admissions
- World Citi Colleges — Scholarships (official)
- World Citi Colleges — BS Nursing, Quezon City Campus (official)
- CourseFinder PH — World Citi Colleges, Quezon City Campus
- CourseFinder PH — World Citi Colleges, Antipolo City Campus
- SchoolFinderPH — Nursing School Tuition in the Philippines
