A college education is one of the most important investments you will make. North Central Missouri College is committed to providing access to everyone who can benefit from a program of higher education.

The cost of attending NCMC varies depending upon your residency, whether or not you live on-campus, the program of study you pursue, lab fees and other services needed. Financial aid is available to those who qualify, which includes approximately 80% of all NCMC students. The Financial Assistance section that follows defines the types of financial aid available. The assistance may help provide you with the financial support you need for tuition, housing, books and other educational items. Click here for financial aid application information, then contact the NCMC Financial Aid office for detailed information on grants, scholarships, loans, transfer scholarships and other assistance.

Information regarding book, supplies, and transportation costs are included in the Net Price Calculator, found at: http://www.ncmissouri.edu/hea/Pages/net-price-calculator.aspx Nursing course fees are factored into the net price calculator.

Tuition
Tuition is charged on a credit hour basis, according to the number of credit hours you are enrolled in per semester. For a chart of tuition and fees, see the chart below, a current NCMC Course Schedule or request an NCMC Cost Sheet from the Admissions Office
The amount of tuition charged depends upon your residency status. In-District, Missouri Resident or Out-of-State. Residency guidelines, are outlined in the Residency section of this catalog.

Books & Supplies
The estimated cost of books can be found by visiting the NCMC Bookstore’s website at:
http://www.bkstr.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?catalogId=10001&langId=-1&demoKey=d&storeId=14678

Student Accounts Office
The Cashier’s Office is located on the first floor of the Alexander Student Center; all monetary transactions are handled by this office. Tuition, student development fees, facility fees, lab fees, housing payments and graduation fees should all be paid in the Student Accounts Office.
Student Accounts also distributes excess Pell and other grants, scholarships, and loan funds. All money will be loaded onto student’s Pirate Gold OneCards/Discover debit cards.

Tuition for Academic Year 2011-2012

Students will be responsible for any course-related fees, depending on specific classes/programs.

Other Fees
The Student Development Fee is $10 per credit hour and is required for all students.

The Facilities Use Fee $10 per credit hour and is required for all students, except for dual credit courses taught in the high school.

Laboratory Fees are charged for certain courses, especially in the computer, science and vocational areas.

Nursing Fees can be found on pages 18 – 22 of the NCMC Allied Health Sciences Pre-Admission Data Packet for LPN and RN Programs.

Testing Fees may be charged for the administration of tests, including those given to obtain credits or waivers for courses through examination. This would include such tests as CLEP, challenge exams, and placement exams.

The Degree Completion Fee is charged to all candidates for graduation. Those graduating with two degrees or certificates pay an additional fee. Students who apply after the deadline also pay a late fee.

Dual-Credit In-District Tuition is $90.00 per credit hour (includes Student Development Fee).

Dual-Credit Out-of-District Tuition is $90.00 per credit hour (includes Student Development Fee).

A Course By Arrangement is $175.00 per credit hour (includes Student Development and Facility fees).

Room and Board Costs (Annual):

*Very limited, and at the discretion of the Director of Residence Life. All students living in the residence halls are required to purchase a meal plan.