(Subject to Change Without Notice)
The following table summarizes estimated expenses for Central Maine
Community College students during the academic year. Because
charges are subject to change, applicants are advised to inquire about
charges beyond the 2009-2010 academic year.
| Application |
Application fee
(non refundable) |
$20.00 |
|
| Tuition: |
| Maine Residents |
$84.00 per credit hour |
| New England RSP Participants |
$126.00 per credit
hour |
| Non-Resident |
$168.00 per credit hour |
| Total tuition fees for 3 credit course: |
| Non-technical $326.40 |
| Technical $351.60 |
| Other fees, for all students: |
| Comprehensive Fee |
$8.40 per credit hour |
| Student Services Fee |
$8.00 per credit hour |
| Course Fees |
Technical courses $16.80
Non-technical courses $8.40 |
| Accident Insurance |
$35.00 per year (required of students carrying
12 or more credit hrs) |
| Health & Accident Insurance |
$267.00 (Extended Coverage) Optional |
|
|
| Program fees: |
| Precision Machining &
Automotive Students |
$100.00 annual tool
deposit fee |
| Automotive Students |
$50.00 tool rental fee
per semester |
| Culinary Arts Students |
$50.00 culinary fee per
semester |
| Ford Asset (FOA)
Students |
$84.00 or 168.00 fee
per FOA course registered in each semester. (The rate is based
on in-state or out of-state tuition status). |
| Nursing, Early
Childhood & medical Assistant Students |
$15.00 annual liability
insurance fee |
| Precision Machining
Students |
$40.00 annual NIMS
registration fee |
| Criminal Justice,
Nursing, & Early Childhood Students |
$25.00 lifetime annual
fee (Subject to change) |
| Nursing Students |
$60.00 nursing testing
fee per semester |
| Room/Board Rates for 2010-2011 |
| Fall 2010 |
Spring 2011 |
| Rancourt Hall |
| Room |
$2,490 |
Room |
$1,660 |
Meals |
$2,098 |
Meals |
$2,098 |
| Telecommunication Fees |
$185 |
Telecommunication Fees |
$185 |
| Dorm Damage Deposit |
$200 |
| Total Fall Cost |
$4,973 |
Total Spring Cost |
$3,943 |
| Annual Total |
$8,916 |
| Fortin Hall |
| Room |
$2,046 |
Room |
$1,364 |
| Meals |
$2,098 |
Meals |
$2,098 |
| Telecommunication Fees |
$185 |
Telecommunication Fees |
$185 |
| Dorm Damage Deposit |
$200 |
| Total Fall Cost |
$4,529 |
Total Spring Cost |
$3,647 |
| Annual Total |
$8,176 |
| Apartments |
| Room |
$2,340 |
Room |
$1,560 |
| Meals |
$2,098 |
Meals |
$2,098 |
| Telecommunication Fees |
$185 |
Telecommunication Fees |
$185 |
| Dorm Damage Deposit |
$200 |
| Total Fall Cost |
$4,823 |
Total Spring Cost |
$3,843 |
| Annual Cost |
$8,666 |
Students are allocated $20.00 per day, Monday through Friday and $13.00 per day for Saturday and Sunday.
Meals include a $100.00 overage that can be credited back only prior to the start of the semester.
Ford Asset and Dealer Track students who live on campus for half the semester while they are on-site will be charged half the room/board rate for each semester, beginning the second semester of their schooling at CMCC.
Payment in full in August
for fall and in December for spring. VISA, MasterCard, Discover, Cash,
or Check. Interest free four month payment plan available ($35.00
fee).
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to make online payments
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A purchase order or letter of authorization is needed to bill a sponsor or third party.
Applicants with questions about financial aid should contact the Financial Aid Office at 755-5328.
Inquiries concerning all other financial matters should be directed to the Business Office at 755-5219
or 755-5234.
Matriculated Students*
Tuition and Room and Board Refunds**
Official withdrawal from College within 10 class days of semester: 80% refund
Official withdrawal from College within 11-20 class days: 50% refund
Official withdrawal from College after 20 class days: NO refund
Course canceled by College: 100% refund
Note: For purposes of calculating refunds, the attendance period begins on the first day of the academic semester and ends on the date the student notifies the Registrar's Office in writing of her/his withdrawal. Resident students who must move out of the residence halls to participate in a field experience internship to meet a curriculum requirement may be eligible for a refund of the unused portion of room and board expenses.
Non-Matriculated Students
Non-matriculated students who officially withdraw (drop) from a course within the first ten class days of the semester or term will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and course fees. Official "Drop" forms may be obtained from the Registrar's Office. Properly completed and dated "Drop" forms must be in the Registrar's Office prior to the end of the "refund period" above for the applicable course(s). The Registrar's Office will notify the Business Office of all
approved course withdrawals. Refunds usually require two to four weeks for processing.
Note: Refund levels may vary for special or short-term courses depending upon the circumstances. No refunds are given for terminations resulting from academic, disciplinary or financial dismissal. Students who believe that individual circumstances warrant exceptions from the published policy may appeal to the College President or his/her designee. Central Maine Community College reserves the right to withhold grades, transcripts, certificates, diplomas or
degrees from students who have not met all financial obligations to the College.
*Matriculated students who drop from all classes are subject
to the Maine Community College System (MCCS) Board of Trustees
refund policy for withdrawals (listed above).
**Students receiving Federal Financial Aid Funds are subject
to mandated federal refund procedures upon withdrawal from the
college. Please see College catalog page 13 for details.
Work study students information:
- Get a Work Study/Student Labor application from the financial aid office. This form helps determine whether you are eligible for work study or student labor.
- Application must be completed by the financial aid office, student and the employment supervisor.
- See the business office to complete the following additional forms:
- I9 form
- W4 form
- Personnel data information sheet
- You must have two forms of ID (birth certificate or social security card and driver's license or other photo ID)
- Record time worked on a time card
- Time card must be signed by both student and supervisor and submitted by the supervisor
- Checks are available bi-weekly and can be picked up at the reception desk on Wednesdays