tuition and fees

A Great Education Doesn’t Have to Mean Big Money

Florida Community College offers the same classes as state and local universities for about 40 percent less. We offer benefits the big U’s can’t — smaller class sizes, professors (not grad students) teaching courses, and a better focus (ours is on teaching, not research). Don’t forget to compare the “little” things like the cost of a parking sticker (ours comes included with your tuition).

It all adds up. When you’re done, you’ll be just as smart as a big U student except you’ll save thousands of dollars, which actually makes you smarter.

Application Fee

U.S. citizens:	$15 (one time only)
International students:	$80 (one time only)
Note: This fee is a processing fee and is non-refundable.

College Credit Courses Tuition and Fees

The following fees are effective Spring Term 2007-08:

Tuition for in-state residents:	$69.75	per credit hour*†
Tuition of non-residents:	$263.25	per credit hour*†
Tuition for Georgia residents:	$134.25	per credit hour*†

Most classes are 3-4 credits, so students who are residents of Florida can expect to pay about $210-$280 per class. Twelve credits, which is considered a “full-time” load for a semester, cost $840 for Florida resident students. Figure in your book costs at about $35 per credit hour, and you are looking at a total bill of about $1,260 for a full-time semester. Certain classes that require labs may have additional fees for lab supplies. Additional fees are published in the class schedule.

Fees for workforce education certificate programs and continuing education courses vary depending on classes and class lengths.

Baccalaureate Degree Courses Tuition and Fees

Florida Community College is now offering its first-ever Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Fire Science Technology.

The following fees are effective Spring Term 2007-08:

Tuition for in-state residents:	$73.00	per credit hour*†
Tuition of non-residents:	$408.20	per credit hour*†

Postsecondary Adult Vocational (PSAV) Courses Tuition and Fees

Tuition for in-state residents:	$60.90	per credit hour*†
Tuition of non-residents:	$240.60	per credit hour*†
Tuition for Georgia residents:	$120.60	per credit hour*†

Adult General Education Courses Tuition and Fees

Tuition for in-state residents:	$30.90	per credit hour*†
Tuition of non-residents:	$120.60	per credit hour*†
Tuition for Georgia residents:	$60.60	per credit hour*†

*Tuition and fees are subject to change by action of the College’s District Board of Trustees. Current tuition and fees will be posted at the time of registration.

†If you do not use the College’s parking facilities at any campus or center, you should obtain a parking fee waiver at any enrollment services office prior to registering for classes.

You can also learn more about how to pay for college by visiting our financial aid and scholarships page.