1. Cost listed for a full time student (12 or more credit hours).
2. Cost WITH housing discount. Save $500 per semester by submitting your $250 housing deposit by July 1 for Fall 2019 and December 1 for Spring 2020.
3. Students living on campus are required to purchase a 12 meals/week plan. Other meal plan options are available.
4. Billed Charges are reflected on your tuition bill. These charges are charged directly by the college.
5. Reflects the estimated Cost of Attendance for the Academic Year (used to determine financial aid eligibility).
3. Reflects the estimated Cost of Attendance for the Academic Year (used to determine financial aid eligibility).
*Based on information provided by the Financial Aid office. Expenses include Books/Supplies, Transportation, Room, Meal, and Misc. Personal Expenses. (May vary based on program and individual circumstances). Meal Plans are available for purchase.
1. Cost listed for a full time student (12 or more credit hours). *Pay in State Tuition by applying for the Be one of US Scholarship.
2. Cost WITH the housing discount. Save $500 per semester by submitting your $250 housing deposit by July 1 for Fall 2019 and December 1 for Spring 2020.
**Based on information provided by the Financial Aid office. Expenses include, Books/Supplies, Transportation, and Misc. Personal Expenses. (May vary based on program and individual circumstances).
2. Billed Charges are reflected on your tuition bill. These charges are charged directly by the college.
**Based on information provided by the Financial Aid office. Expenses include, Books/Supplies, Transportation, Room, Meal, and Misc. Personal Expenses. (May vary based on program and individual circumstances). Meal Plans are available for purchase.
The Cost of Attendance is an estimate of what you can expect to pay to attend Tompkins Cortland Community College for an academic year. Your exact charges will be included on your billing statement.
The Cost of Attendance includes two types of expenses; direct costs and indirect costs. The total amount of Financial Aid you receive cannot exceed the Cost of Attendance.
Billed charges that are paid directly to the College for tuition, fees, housing, and meals. Only students living on campus are charged directly by the college for housing and meals.
Expenses that are not billed by the college, but are still needed while you attend college. Indirect costs include books, supplies, transportation and miscellaneous/personal expenses. Students living off campus should budget for indirect expenses such as meals and housing.