opportunities, options, excellence - Red Rocks Community College
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Tuition and Financial Aid<br />
Financial Aid<br />
About one-third of <strong>Red</strong> <strong>Rocks</strong> students benefit<br />
from some type of financial aid each<br />
year.<br />
Four types are available.Scholarships are<br />
generally based on academic performance,<br />
accomplishments and need. Grantsare federal<br />
and state programs based on need.<br />
Neither scholarships nor grants require<br />
repayment, whereas loans must be repaid.<br />
Work-studyagreements allow you to work<br />
for the college while you are enrolled.<br />
The Financial Aid Office, 303.914.6256, can<br />
provide details for the following:<br />
• Colorado Scholars, <strong>Red</strong> <strong>Rocks</strong><br />
Foundation<br />
• Federal Pell Grants, Colorado State<br />
Grant, Colorado Leveraging<br />
Educational Assistance Partnership<br />
(CLEAP), Federal Supplemental<br />
Educational Opportunity Grant,<br />
Governor’s Opportunity Scholarship<br />
• Federal Stafford Student Loans,<br />
Federal Parent Loan (PLUS)<br />
• Federal and Colorado Work Study<br />
Program<br />
Once you have applied for financial aid, it<br />
takes about eight to 10 weeks to process<br />
your request. Although the application for<br />
financial aid may be submitted throughout<br />
the year, priority dates have been established<br />
to assure the availability of funding.<br />
Financial aid applications must be complete<br />
and correct by priority date. For complete<br />
financial aid information see the Financial<br />
Aid Handbook or contact the Financial Aid<br />
Office.<br />
Financial Obligations<br />
of Students<br />
Payments for tuition, fees and materials are<br />
due on the specified date published in the<br />
schedule or at the time the obligations are<br />
incurred. You are not officially registered<br />
until tuition and fees are paid. If you are in<br />
any way financially obligated to the college<br />
or have failed to account for college property<br />
in your possession, you may be denied a<br />
transcriptand registrationfor subsequent<br />
semesters until you have made a satisfactory<br />
arrangement with the college.<br />
Nonresident Students<br />
For tuition purposes, Colorado law determines<br />
whether a student is classified as instate<br />
(resident) or out-of-state (nonresident),<br />
based on information supplied on the<br />
Application for Admission.<br />
To change from nonresident to resident status,<br />
obtain a petition form for in-state status<br />
from Admissions. A copy of the regulations<br />
governing residency classification is a part<br />
of the petition. Deadlines for submission of<br />
the petition are published each semester.<br />
Petitions received after the deadline will not<br />
be considered until the following semester.<br />
Changes in classification become effective<br />
at the time of your next registration.The<br />
final decision regarding tuition status is<br />
determined by the director of Enrollment<br />
Services.<br />
Senior Citizen Tuition<br />
In-state students over the age of 60 may be<br />
eligible for a one-half-tuition grant.<br />
Complete the Senior Citizens Grant<br />
Program form available in the Financial Aid<br />
Office. You must pay full fees. The<br />
Financial Aid Office must be notified when<br />
a class is added or dropped.<br />
Priority DatesTo<br />
Receive Financial Aid<br />
Spring 2003: Sept. 1, 2002<br />
Summer 2003: Feb. 1, 2003<br />
Tuition and Fees<br />
Tuition rates are set annually by the State<br />
Board for <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>s and<br />
Occupational Education. In addition to<br />
tuition, there is a nonrefundable registration<br />
fee, a parking/student fee, a Student Center<br />
fee and fees for some courses. For current<br />
tuition rates, deadlines and methods of payment,<br />
consult the latest schedule.<br />
Resident<br />
Credits Estimated Registration Student Total<br />
Tuition Fee Fees<br />
1 $62.85 $10.05 $8.00 $80.90<br />
1.33 83.59 10.05 10.64 104.28<br />
2 125.70 10.05 16.00 151.75<br />
2.67 167.81 10.05 21.36 199.22<br />
3 188.55 10.05 24.00 222.60<br />
4 251.40 10.05 32.00 293.45<br />
5 314.25 10.05 40.00 364.30<br />
6 377.10 10.05 48.00 435.15<br />
7 439.95 10.05 56.00 506.00<br />
8 502.80 10.05 64.00 576.85<br />
9 565.65 10.05 72.00 647.70<br />
10 628.50 10.05 80.00 718.55<br />
11 691.35 10.05 88.00 789.40<br />
12 754.20 10.05 96.00 860.25<br />
No fees charged for credits over 12<br />
Nonresident<br />
Credits Estimated Registration Student Total<br />
Tuition* Fee Fees<br />
1 $305.00 $10.05 $8.00 $323.05<br />
1.33 405.65 10.05 10.64 426.34<br />
2 610.00 10.05 16.00 636.05<br />
2.67 814.35 10.05 21.36 845.76<br />
3 915.00 10.05 24.00 949.05<br />
4 1,220.00 10.05 32.00 1,262.05<br />
5 1,525.00 10.05 40.00 1,575.05<br />
6 1,830.00 10.05 48.00 1,888.05<br />
7 2,135.00 10.05 56.00 2,201.05<br />
8 2,440.00 10.05 64.00 2,514.05<br />
9 2,745.00 10.05 72.00 2,827.05<br />
10 3,050.00 10.05 80.00 3,140.05<br />
11 3,355.00 10.05 88.00 3,453.05<br />
12 3,660.00 10.05 96.00 3,766.05<br />
No fees charged for credits over 12<br />
CCCOnline tuition is $128.45 per credit for both residents and nonresidents.<br />
Physician Assistant Program tuition is $257.65 per credit for residents, and<br />
$347.35 per credit for nonresidents. *For current tuition rates, refer to the latest schedule.<br />
11 For the most current RRCC schedule and catalog information, visit our Web site at www.rrcc.edu