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Current Students
Tuition Information
Fees | Tuition Deadlines | Payment Options | Residency Requirements
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2009-10 Tuition
(effective summer term, 2009) |
| In-district: |
$66 per credit |
| Out-of-district / In-state: |
$91 per credit |
Out-of-state:
International: |
$186 per credit*
$186 per credit |
See “residency policy” below to determine your tuition rate. Note that courses with unusually high costs may have an additional fee per credit.
* Border states: California, Idaho, Nevada and Washington students pay the out-of-district rate.
| Fees |
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| ASCOCC student fee: |
$1.50 per credit ($18 / 12 credit maximum per term) |
Technology fee:
Blue Sky renewable energy fee: |
$2 per credit ($20 / 10 credit maximum per term)
25 cents per credit ($3 / 12 credit maximum per term) |
Online course fee: |
$10 per credit |
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Mazama usage fee:
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$16 per term for those students taking an HHP 185 activity class or for those not taking a class, but wanting to use the Mazama gym facilities
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| Late registration fee: |
$30 beginning third week of classes; $50 after grade rosters have been printed |
| Late payment fees: |
$30 per week, up to three weeks or $90 maximum per term |
| Tuition Deadlines |
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Fall term:
Winter term:
Spring term:
Summer term:
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5:00 pm, October 2, 2009
5:00 pm, January 15, 2010
5:00 pm, April 9, 2010
1:00 pm, July 2, 2010
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Payment Options
1. Pay on or prior to the tuition due date. Payment may be made by cash, check, VISA, Master Card or Discover. Students may pay by mail (send check to COCC Cashier, 2600 NW College Way, Bend OR 97701), credit card payments can be paid online or by calling (541) 383-7229, drop a check or credit card information in the COCC drop box in Boyle Education Center, or pay in person at Boyle Education Center or the Redmond Campus.
2. Tuition Payment Plan: A tuition payment plan is available in Enrollment Services, Boyle Education Center. Students must be registered in six or more credits, pay a $20 administrative fee, plus one-third of tuition and fees (by 5pm on the tuition due date). There is a $1000 limit to the payment plan. To initiate a payment plan, the contract must be completed in person at the Boyle Education Center. Winter term's tuition balance will be due by February 24.
Students utilizing the tuition payment plan are responsible for meeting registration and/or withdrawal deadlines for refund purposes.
For questions, please call the COCC Cashiers Office at 541/383-7229 or welcome@cocc.edu.
Residency Policy
Determination of residency for purposes of tuition will be made according to the following definitions. Applicants to the nursing program must satisfy in-district residency requirements as outlined in the nursing program application packet.
In district
An individual who owns property, or who has maintained a permanent and continuous residence, in the district for one full year prior to the beginning of the first term of enrollment will be classified as an in-district resident. The COCC District consists of all of Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson Counties, the northern portion of Klamath and Lake Counties, and the Warm Springs Indian Reservation in Jefferson and Wasco Counties.
Out of district (in state)
An individual who has maintained a permanent and continuous residence in the state of Oregon but outside of the COCC district during the full year prior to the beginning of the first term of enrollment will be classified as “out of district.” The student’s residency will convert to in-district two calendar years after the term in which the student began classes.
Out of state
An individual who has not maintained a permanent and continuous residence in the state of Oregon during the full year prior to the beginning of the first term of enrollment will be classified as “out of state.” The student’s residency will convert to in-district two calendar years after the term in which the student began classes.
Native American Students
Students who are enrolled members of federally recognized tribes of Oregon or who are enrolled members of a Native American tribe which had traditional and customary tribal boundaries that include parts of the state of Oregon or which had ceded or reserved lands within the state of Oregon shall be charged in-state tuition regardless of their state of residence (note that residents of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs are charged in-district tuition). See a listing of eligible tribes. Note that students must provide a copy of tribal enrollment documents to the Director of Admissions/Registrar prior to starting classes.
Exemption: Per Oregon Administrative Rules, residents of Washington, California, Nevada and Idaho will be charged in-state (out-of-district) tuition.
Verification: Residency is determined from information provided on the student’s application. If there appears to be an inconsistency, the College may require additional information.
Transferring to another Oregon Institution?
In-state residency classifications are different at Oregon Community Colleges than at Oregon University System (OUS) schools and can affect the tuition rates you pay. Educate yourself before you begin your education in Oregon to avoid surprises later.
OUS schools often classify people who move to Oregon to go to school as non-residents even if they have resided in the state for a year, attended a community college as an in-state resident, have registered to vote and own property in this state.
If you moved to Oregon to attend school, with plans to start at a community college and then transfer to a university, read the OUS residency policy to plan your transfer.
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