Tuition and Fees

Tuition, Fees and Payment

Tuition (per billable hour)

Fees

General Services Fee (per billable hour)

*Fee assessed on initial registration occurring on or after the first day of the semester.

NOTE:

• Fees for credit by exam or portfolio are assessed tuition at 1/2 the Baltimore County rate.
• Tuition and fees are subject to change.

Tuition Payment Plans

• A deferred tuition payment plan is available through FACTS, a Nelnet Company.
• A student pays a portion of his or her tuition bill early and budgets the balance through the semester in monthly installments.
• A $25 enrollment fee is required to participate in a tuition payment plan.
• For  additional  information,  contact  one  of  the  campus  Bursar’s  offices  below:  

Failure to Meet Financial Obligations

• A student who fails to meet his or her financial obligations will not receive grades for a previous semester/session, transcripts or diplomas.
• A student is not eligible for re-admission and/or registration until all financial obligations are satisfied.
• Delinquent accounts are referred to the State Central Collection Unit. A 17 percent collection fee is assessed.

Withdrawal and Refund Policy

Withdrawing from courses

• A student may withdraw from any course during the first 10 weeks of a regular semester or within the first two-thirds of winter, summer or late start classes.
• To withdraw, a student must complete a Drop/Add/Withdrawal Form, available in the Enrollment Services Center.
• After the withdrawal deadline date, a student is permitted to withdraw only under extraordinary circumstances.
• A financial aid recipient who withdraws from a course or courses needs to be aware that his or her financial aid grants may be reduced and he or she may be held responsible for repayment to CCBC. Read details here .

Refunds for Withdrawal

• A student must submit a Drop/Add or Withdrawal Form to the Enrollment Services Center by the withdrawal deadline date (see current College Academic Calendar for refund rate by dates) in order to receive a refund.
• The refund calculation is based on the date that the Drop/Add or Withdrawal Form is received.
• The period of enrollment for refund purposes is calculated in weeks from the date instruction begins for that semester, not the date on which a particular course begins.
• Fractions of a week are not considered for refund purposes.

NOTE: If you are in a Statewide or Health Workforce Shortage Program and drop classes during the 50 percent refund period, you are responsible for the out-of-county tuition charge.

Withdrawal Refund Appeals

A student who withdraws from courses after the deadline date and requests an appeal review for a possible refund because of extenuating circumstances will need to provide appropriate documentation (from an employer, medical verification, etc.) and the last date of attendance for the specific semester/session within 15 days of the request. Requests for tuition refunds due to extenuating circumstances will only be accepted for one academic year following the semester in question. Submit requests to the Registrar’s office. Appeals are considered by the Registrar.

Refunds for Cancelled Courses

The Registrar’s  office will contact a student by mail or telephone if the college must cancel a course due to insufficient enrollment. Tuition and applicable fees only are refunded for courses cancelled by the college.

Refunds for Military Reassignment

A student in the military service who is transferred from his or her Baltimore assignment to an area beyond commuting distances shall receive a full refund of fees and tuition. A student must provide adequate evidence of military transfer.

NOTE: In order to process a refund, CCBC must have a student’s current address. A financial aid recipient must be aware that financial aid grants may be reduced, and he or she is responsible for repayment of funds to CCBC.