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Tuition & Expenses
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The College customarily budgets enough grant aid to meet
the full calculated need of all enrolling students without using financial
need as a criterion in the selection process. We are committed to helping
students with demonstrated need cover their college costs—not just for
the first year, but also for their entire time at WCCC. We evaluate family
financial circumstances each spring to make sure that our understanding is
current and that the need continues to exist.
Tuition and Housing
The estimated cost for tuition, room, board and fees
per semster are as follows (based on 15 credit hours):
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Freshman (1st year
student) |
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New England/
Regional and New Brunswick |
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$2,440.00 |
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Note: Other estimated fees may include books and supplies, and tool lists if applicable.
Contact Student Services for more information.
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Students
p/apt:
5
4
3
2
1
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Base
Room Charge
423
529
705
1,058
2,115
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Fall/Spring
Semesters 32wks |
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Base
Room Charge
1,128
1,410
1,880
2,820
5,640
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Fees
Application Fee
A $20 application fee must accompany your application for admission. This may
be mailed, or if you wish to pay with a credit card, please call us at either
1-207-454-1000 or toll-free at 1-800-210-6932.
Comprehensive Fee
The comprehensive fee is 10 percent of the total credit hour tuition. This fee
supports various student and administrative services at the college.
Student Documents Fee
The student document fee of $10 is charged annually, and supports the cost of student IDs and transcripts.
Student Senate Activity Fee
A $25 student activity fee is charged to all WCCC students each semester.
This fee supports activities that are sponsored, planned, or promoted by
the Student Senate for the benefit of all WCCC students.
Graduation Fee
A $75 graduation fee is charged to all graduating students and is used to help
defray the costs of caps and gowns, degrees, diplomas, certificates, and the
graduation reception.
Recreation Fee
A $25 recreation fee is charged to all students each semester. The proceeds of
the recreation fee are administered by the Student Services Division and are used
to purchase and maintain recreational equipment for student use; to help defray
expenses of student awards programs; and to assist in funding other activities for
student recreational purposes. Students who have suggestions for recreational
activities, initiation of clubs, etc., are encouraged to contact the Dean of
Students for assistance in funding these activities.
Summer Recreation Fee
A $23 summer recreation fee is charged to all students enrolled in the summer
semester. The proceeds of the summer recreation fee are administered by the
Director of residential Life.
Student Accident and Sickness Insurance Fee
All full-time students (minimum of 12 credits p/semester) are required to carry accident and sickness
insurance. The current fee is $235 for students enrolling in the Fall semester. For students enrolling
in the Spring semester the cost is $117.50. There is an additional charge of $85 for students starting
in the Summer semester. The insurance provides coverage through the end of the academic year. The fee
may be waived upon receipt of proof of private insurance.
Liability Insurance Fee
Liability insurance coverage is required for all students participating in courses which require
practicum experience. The fee ranges from $15 to $19 per course. This coverage is in addition to
student accident and sickness insurance.
Transcript Fees
There is a $10 charge for all on-demand transcripts.
Cable TV Fee
A cable TV fee, subject to the terms of the cable provider, is charged per dorm student.
Charges are $25 each fall and spring semester and $10 for the summer semester.
Internet Connection Fee
A mandatory, non-refundable, $50 Internet Access Fee is charged to all students residing
in the dormitories during the fall and spring semesters; $20 for the summer semester.
This fee supports computer services to dormitory residents and provides in-room internet
access and e-mail.
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Program Related Fees
Program fees are used to support the cost of materials and supplies for instructional purposes.
Academic Course Fee
The Academic course fee is 10 percent of total credit tuitiion for all academic or general study
courses (example: math, science, communications).
Technical Course Fee
The technical course fee is 20 percent of total credit tuition for all courses that are
technical in nature (example: electricity technology, diesel technology).
Course Technology Fees
In recognition that certain programs/courses have a higher than normal instructional materials cost component
due to the nature of the technology, an additional fee is charged as indicated below. This fee covers the
cost of additional equipment rentals and consumable materials.
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Advanced Engine Overhaul
Terrestrial and Aquatic Adventures I
Terrestrial and Aquatic Adventures II
Anatomy and Physiology
Biology
Chemistry
Commerical Truck Driving
Fiberglass and Composites
Field Experience in Management of Nutitional
Service
Heavy Equipment Operations
Maine Native American History and Culture
Microbiology
Natural Gas and Propane: Basic
Natural Gas and Propane: Appliance and Service
Natural Gas and Propane: Lab
Nutrition Lab Fee
Pastry Lab Fee
Phlebotomy
Phlebotomy
Physiology
Introductory Welding
Basic Welding I
Basic Welding II
Advanced Welding
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$500
$520
$255
$50
$50
$50
$1,892.75
$100
$330
$900
$178.25
$50
$50
$50
$30
$50
$50
$50
$50
$50
$115
$200
$400
$400
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Note: Tuition and Fees are based on 30 credit hours (15 credit hours per semester);
Fees are non-refundable; * All charges for tuition and dormitory are subject to revision by the Maine
Community College System’s Board of Trustees; ** Stated rate is for an
apartment with 5 occupants and a 17-week semester. Charges for housing are
prorated for longer or shorter programs. Other housing options are available.
Contact Student Services for more information.
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