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 abarrus College of Health Sciences makes every effort to insure that opportunities for higher education be given to all who desire it. By endeavoring to keep expenses at a minimum and offering a substantial and comprehensive financial aid program, Cabarrus College of Health Sciences provides educational opportunities for students.
Tuition is charged according to the following schedule:
| Tuition/Semester |
2007-08 |
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| 16-12 Credit Hours |
$ 4,250 |
per semester |
| 11-7 Credit Hours |
$ 3,050 |
per semester |
| 1-6 credit hours |
$ 275 |
per credit hour |
| Each additional credit hour above 16 |
$ 275 |
per credit hour |
NOTE: Qualified North Carolina residents may, upon application, receive a North
Carolina Legislative
Tuition Grant of $1,800 per year (subject to change).
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Tuition |
| NA I |
$342 |
| NA II |
$416 |
| NA I Refresher |
$180 |
| Coding Certificate Program |
$2,142 ($1,692 NEMC employee) |
| * Does not include the cost of textbooks |
General fees are applicable to all diploma and degree students and are nonrefundable:
| Computer Fees |
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| 7 or more credit hours |
$75 per semester |
| 6 or less credit hours |
$50 per semester |
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| Student Fees |
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| Fall and Sprint |
$50 Per semester |
| Summer |
$50 Per session |
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Special fees are applicable when appropriate
and are
non-refundable:
| Application Fee for Admission or Readmission |
$35 fee |
| Audit Fee |
Variable |
| Credit by Examination |
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Laboratory Course
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$150 |
Non-Laboratory Course
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$100 |
| Intent to Graduate Fee |
$50 per intent |
| Test Assessment Fee |
$50 fee |
| Surgical Technology Program Fee |
$15 per semester |
| Late Payment |
$100 per semester |
| Payment Plan |
$50 per semester |
| Returned Check |
$25 per check |
| Transcript |
$5 each |
Tuition Deposit
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$100 fee |
| Other Components of the Student Record |
$5 each |
| Course Fees May Apply |
Variable |
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Payment Dates |
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| Fall Semester, 2007 |
August 6, 2007 |
| Spring Semester, 2008 |
December 3, 2007 |
| Summer Session I, 2008 |
May 1, 2008 |
| Summer Session II, 2008 |
June 20, 2008 |
| Fall Semester, 2008 |
August 1, 2007 |
NOTE: Tuition and fees must be paid by the deadline or registration
will be subject to cancellation.
Textbooks are available in the College Bookstore. The cost of books
is not included in tuition and fees and varies per program. Payment
must be made at the time of purchase.
Accepted students receive instructions regarding the purchase of
uniforms prior to orientation. Cost varies per program.
Diploma, degree and EEC students who withdraw from the College may be refunded tuition upon the student’s written request in accordance with the following schedule:
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Date on official
Withdrawal Form is
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% of Tuition Refunded |
| On or before the first day of class(es) |
100 % |
| Within the first 10% of the semester days enrolled |
90 % |
| Between 11% and 25% of the semester days enrolled |
50 % |
| Between 26% and 50% of the semester days enrolled |
25 % |
| After 50% of the semester days enrolled |
0 % |
Enrollment deposits and required fees are nonrefundable. Refunds are not given to any student who is dismissed or does not officially withdraw from the College (see Withdrawal, Probation and Dismissal Policies).
Absence from class does not constitute official withdrawal.
Refunds are made first to student financial aid programs and scholarship
funds as required by the terms and conditions of the programs, then
to the student, if applicable.
Refunds for textbooks in the original shrink wrap, free of any
markings and considered new and perfect are made within the first
week of classes. The student must present a receipt for the textbook(s).
Students are responsible for all financial obligations to the College
or responsible to make appropriate arrangements with a College official.
The College may take the following measures for students in default
of financial obligations:
- deny admission to class
or clinical activities
- deny registration for any subsequent class
or clinical activities
- deny registration for any subsequent course(s)
- immediate dismissal from the College
- withhold grade reports and transcripts
- withhold the granting of degrees, diplomas or certificates
- withhold references
- deny participation in graduation activities
- withhold verification of applicant’s credentials for licensure/certification
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