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 2008-2009 academic year.

Application fee (non refundable)	$20.00
Tuition:
Maine Residents	$82.00 per credit hour
New England RSP Participants	$123.00 per credit hour
Non-Resident	$164.00 per credit hour
Maine Resident Estimate $3,438 per year Based on 30 credits per year Non-Resident Estimate $5,898 per year Based on 30 credits per year
Room, board, and fees for living on campus:
All Programs except Ford Asset	$7,310.00  up to $7,760.00 per regular academic year (summer session extra)
Ford Asset	$3,655.00 up to $3,880.00 per regular academic year (summer session extra)
Key and Damage Deposit	$200.00
Residential Communications Fee	$370.00 per academic year
Total Room & Board Estimate (including fees): $7,880.00 up to $8,330.00 per year
Other fees, for all students:
Comprehensive Fee	$8.20 per credit hour
Student Services Fee	$8.00 per credit hour
Course Fees	Technical courses $16.40 Non-technical courses $8.20
Accident Insurance	$30.00 per year (required of students carrying 12 or more credit hrs)
Health & Accident Insurance	$220.00 (Extended Coverage) Optional
Books	Prices range from $25.00 to $150.00 per book
Tools, uniforms, etc.	Some programs require tools and/or uniforms.
There are some fees for specific majors. Contact the Business Office or see the College Catalog for details.

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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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 755-5238.

Inquiries concerning all other financial matters should be directed to the Business Office at 755-5219 or 755-5234.

• 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