How do I apply?Cost of Attendance 2008 - 2009 (TBA)
2007 - 2008 Financial Aid Budget
2007 - 2008 Financial Aid Budget
Students attending Montgomery College will pay tuition according to their residency. The Admissions and Registration Office determines the appropriate residency. There are three types:
Residents of Montgomery County,
Maryland residents from outside Montgomery County, or
Out-of-state residents.
Student financial aid expense budgets are calculated each year. The budgets include the average cost of tuition, fees, books and living expenses for a variety of student situations.
Budgets are based on residency status and your living arrangements. Please note that the student budget shown below is an example.
For 2007 - 2008, a student who is a Montgomery County resident, living at home with parents, taking 14 credits each semester would have the following budget items: Tuition and fees, which represent $1808 for MC resident taking 14 bill hours (credits) each semester ($1408 x 2) plus an average allowance of $525 per semester for books displayed in the table calculations for a yearly dollar amount of $4,686. The remaining personal, transportation and incidental living expenses may vary from the average amount displayed for an academic year ($6,440).The Office of Student Financial Aid has constructed the average total budget of $11,126 for the dependent student living at home. Individual costs may vary.
Budget for a dependent student at home during the school year 2007-2008 |
|
Description of cost |
Dollar amounts |
Tuition, fees, books |
$4,686 |
Living expenses, transportation, personal |
$ 6,440 |
Total budget |
$ 11,126 |
See the tuition and fees page for the exact charges that apply for the number of credits you plan to take each semester.
Attendance
Students who receive financial aid must attend their classes. Passing grades in classes are proof of attendance. Students who withdraw from all of their classes or fail all of their classes, and do not have any passing mid-term grades, must submit proof of attendance to the Office of Student Financial Aid. A written statement from all instructors that semester certifying attendance or copies of dated, graded class tests or papers are required. If the financial aid office cannot document student attendance for the semester, all financial aid for that semester will be canceled and these students will owe a bill to the college. Financial aid will be canceled within 60 days of the end of the semester unless attendance documentation is provided. The canceled aid usually cannot be reinstated at a later date.