Tuition & Fees

TUITION
2010 - 2011

Resident                $  84 per credit hour
New England Regional Student Program $126 per credit hour
*New Brunswick Students $126 per credit hour
Non-Resident $168 per credit hour

Note:  For planning purposes, 15 credit hours per semester may be considered average.
Note:  Changing financial conditions, state legislative action and other considerations may necessitate adjustment of charges and expenses.  The college reserves the right to make such adjustments as may from time to time be necessary in the opinion of the Board of Trustees.

*Students admitted under the MCCS/NBCC agreement are eligible to take classes at resident tuition rates.  For more information on the agreement, contact the student services office.

FEES

Double Room w/19 meals/week $5960
Double Room w/14 meals/week $5360
Double Room w/12 meals/week $4920
Single Room w/19 meals/week $6850
Single Room w/14 meals/week $6250
Single Room w/12 meals/week $5810
Registration Fee (full-time) $13/semester
Registration Fee (part-time) $11/semester
Comprehensive Fee $3/credit hour
Information Services Fee $6/credit hour
Course Fees (Lab) $16/credit hour
Course Fees (Non-Lab) $8/credit hour
Student Activity Fee $26/semester
Health Fee (full-time) $40/semester
Health Fee (part-time) $15/semester
Health Insurance $550
Liability Insurance (nursing students) $15
Liability Insurance (EMS majors) $61.50
Liability Insurance (ECE majors) $17
Orientation Fee $35
Graduation Fee (Seniors) $65
Late Payment Fee $30
Early Cancellation Fee (Housing) $350

* All resident students must purchase a meal plan.
? Optional with proof of existing health insurance.
?? Incoming first year students only.

Notes:
Books and supplies vary with demands of individual programs.  Many trade and business programs also have an additional tool or notebook computer expenses.

Our cost estimator can help you determine your costs for a given semester.
 

TUITION AND FEE CHANGES

The Maine Community College System expressly reserves the right to change in any manner, including increasing, tuition or any other fees.  While, where practicable, the college will attempt to give as much notice as each situation allows, the college reserves the right to make any such changes without notice.