Tuition/Fees/
Dorm Costs

Coffeyville Community College charges tuition and fees on a per credit hour basis. Tuition charges for residents and non-residents are regulated by the Kansas State Legislature. The Incidental fee is used to support student activities including clubs, organizations, athletics, parking, and student health.. The Building fee is assessed to fund expansion of the College Union building, classrooms, and offices. In addition, certain classes have special fees assessed to help defray the cost of materials and supplies.
 

TUITION AND FEE RATES

The costs indicated below are valid through the Summer 2008 semester. 

Credit Hour Enrollment

(Main Campus Students and Most Coffeyville Technical Campus Students)

Kansas Resident Tuition and Fees:  $60.00 per Credit Hour ($32.50 - fees; $27.50 - tuition)

Oklahoma & Missouri Contiguous County residents Tuition and Fees:  $67.50 per Credit Hour ($32.50 - fees; $35.00 - tuition)

Other Out of State Residents Tuition and Fees:  $101.50 per Credit Hour ($32.50 - fees; $69.00 - tuition)

International Tuition and Fees:  $163.50 per Credit Hour

Book Costs: varies on course load and program, ballpark estimate is $450 per year

Technical Program Enrollment

(Some Coffeyville Technical Campus Students and all Columbus Campus students)

Kansas Resident Tuition: $50 per credit hour

Non-Resident Tuition: $90 per credit hour

Fee Schedule for the following programs

• Full time students, $125 per semester (Fees for full-time welding students are $250 per semester)
• Part time students, $65 per semester (Fees for part-time welding students are $125 per semester)
• *Vo-Ag, $65 per semester

Fees for Short-term and Evening classes:
A Shop fee may be assessed in some classes and are subject to change.
Safety glasses and earplugs may be purchased in the Technical Campus offices.

Book Costs:
The cost of books varies on course load and program.

Tuition and Fees for Health Occupation Certification:

Please note that the Health Occupation amount includes the State processing fee.

Incidental and Building Fees are collected and used for: technology advancement, student ID, parking, student activity travel, student health center operations, building debt and off-campus building rental, access to college sponsored programs and athletic events, Kansas scholarships and Student Government activities.

Gold Card

As a resident of Montgomery County age 55 or older, you are invited to apply for the CCC Gold Card.  This card permits you to enroll in a maximum of six (6) college credit hours per academic year at CCC at a reduced rate ($32.50 per credit hour).  Payment of any fees and/or books is the responsibility of the student.  For information, contact the Business Office at 620-251-7700 ext. 2061.

Special Fees

Applied Music Classes, $30.00 per class

Art Classes, $50.00 per class

Cap & Gown/Graduation, $35.00 (Late Fee $10.00)

Computer, $10.00 per hour

First Aid, $10.00 per class

Greenhouse, 2 hrs or more $20.00 per class

Interactive Classes, $20.00 per class

Intro to Athletic Training, $15.00 per class

Online Course, $25.00 per credit hour

Science Lab, $5.00 per credit hour

Resident Hall Fees

Summer 2008

Raven Hall (Men's Dormitory)
Meal Plan includes weekends:
$704.00

Pat Walker Residence Hall (Women's Dormitory)
Meal Plan includes weekends
$792.00

$100 Deposit

$100 Deposit is required upon the return of your completed Residential Hall Contract. The Residential Hall Contract must be completed before final enrollment begins.

Fall 2008 and Spring 2009

The fees for the Residential Hall are:

Raven Hall (Men's Dormitory)
*19 Meal Plan includes weekends:
$4,235.00, per year

Raven Apartments (Sophomore Men Only)
*19 Meal Plan includes weekends:
$4,796, per year

Pat Walker Residence Hall (Women's Dormitory)
*19 Meal Plan includes weekends:
$4,796.00, per year

$100 Deposit

$100 Deposit is required upon the return of your completed Residential Hall Contract. The Residential Hall Contract must be completed before final enrollment begins.

Dorm Contract Forms

Monthly Payments:

25% payable first day of Fall classses and 25% due each of the following dates Oct. 1, Nov. 1, and Dec. 1; 25% due first day of Spring classes and 25% due each of the following dates Feb. 1, March 1, and April 1.

Dorm Damages:

Each student is responsible for any damage to the commons area and his/her own room. Damage charges for a unit commons area will be assessed to all unit residents. Damage charges for a student room will be assessed to occupants of that room. The damage charges will be deducted from the $100 deposit.

Refund of Housing Payments:

In the event that you move out of the Residence Hall or you are removed from the Residence Hall for disciplinary purposes during a semester, your housing room balance for the semester will not be refunded. This includes your room/damage deposit. You will receive a pro rate refund of your food service contract. It is the resident's responsibility to follow official College checkout procedures. All charges will continue to be assessed until checkout procedures have been completed.