Tuition and Fees
Sections:
Tuition effective Fall 2012
Effective for the fall 2012 semester, the College of DuPage Board of Trustees has
authorized a 3 percent tuition increase.The $4 per credit hour increase raises tuition
and fees from $132 per semester hour to $136 for in-district students and from $319
to $323 for out-of-district residents.
Tuition for the summer 2012 semester will remain at the $132 per credit hour rate.
For residents of District 502*:
$132 per credit hour ($99.15 tuition, plus $32.85 fee).
For senior citizens who are residents of District 502:
$68 per credit hour
Senior Citizens (age 65 or over) who register in person during or after open registration,
show proof of age and are residents of District 502 will be charged $68 per credit
hour plus any lab fees.
For out-of-district Illinois residents:
$319 per credit hour
Out-of-district Illinois residents who present authorization from their community
college district for an approved program will be charged $132 per credit hour. In
the event that a class or program is not fully funded, you are responsible for payment
of the balance due.
For non-residents of the state of Illinois:
$389 per credit hour
For residents of District 502 AUDIT:
$148 per credit hour
For out-of-district Illinois residents**AUDIT:
$389 per credit hour
Internet-based courses (except F-1 students):
$132 per credit hour
An internet course fee is charged per course.
Lab Fees are charged in certain courses. See myACCESS.
Variable tuition applies to the following:
$231.15 per credit hour
- Diagnostic Medical Imaging Vascular: Spring 2011
- Diagnostic Medical Imaging Sonography AAS: Summer 2011
- Diagnostic Medical Imaging Sonography Certificate: Summer 2011
- Radiation Therapy
- Practical Nurse
- Associate Degree in Nursing
- Dental Hygiene
Attention Students: It pays to register early!
A $25 Late Registration Fee will be charged on the day a registration transaction takes place for a class on or after its start date.
*Students who reside out of the College of DuPage district but are employed full-time by a business or industry located within the district may be entitled to the in-district tuition rate. Call (630) 942-2377 for more information. A letter from the employer (on company letterhead) stating full-time employment and the student's Social Security or assigned identification number must be provided to the Registration office prior to registration. No tuition adjustments will be made after mid-term.
PAYMENT POLICY: All students are required to pay their tuition and fees at the time of registration.
Students may pay by cash, check or credit card. Students unable to pay in full must
enroll in our convenient "Pay As You Go" payment plan. Students receiving financial
aid (i.e., grants and loans) must enroll in the College's deferred payment plan. Direct
links to these payment options are found in myACCESS. Students who are sponsored by their employer must now pay their tuition and fees
first to the College, then obtain reimbursement from their employer per their individual
benefit policies.
FACTS Online Payments
Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice.
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Office of Student Financial Assistance
SSC 2220, (630) 942-2251
Fax: (630) 942-2151
Hours:
Mondays to Thursdays, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.;
Fridays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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College of DuPage
425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn IL
60137 (630) 942-2800
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