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For full-term courses only, students will receive a 100% refund prior to and during the first week of the semester; 0% will be refunded thereafter.
For accelerated courses, see Administrative Procedure 6201 Student Payments, Delinquent Accounts, and Refunds for the refund schedule.
(i.e. Amerifolio)
Out-of-county residents must apply for a Certificate of Residence (charge-back) from their home county as required by State statute 18A:64A-23 and 18A:64B-4.
The General Service Fee, allocated for both non-salary and salary expenditures, is collected and used for services that will assist and serve students such as the library, academic support center, student affairs, athletics, student activities, etc.
The Capital Construction Fee is collected by the College for the purpose of addressing the asset renewal, maintenance, and restoration for student and academic facilities on campus.
Processing and administering of all standardized tests are charged for the actual cost to purchase the test (approximately $30 to $50 per test) plus a $30 fee to administer the test.
Lexis-Nexis subscriptions are charged to the student at the actual cost of the subscription. This cost is currently $40 per year. This subscription is optional for paralegal students who desire off-campus access to Lexis-Nexis.
Liability insurance is mandated for all Nursing and Allied Health students. The $50 assessment is a current estimate. The actual fee will reflect the actual pass-through cost of insurance.
Digital books are offered in some courses and are provided by Barnes and Noble through the First Day program. These digital books are charged to the student at the actual Barnes and Noble cost to the College. The current cost of digital books being offered is $43.75 - $129.
Dates for the partial refund period can be found on the “Add/Drop and Audit Withdrawal Dates" schedule that is listed on the College's website on the Registration page. These dates are semester-specific.
The laptop purchase program is to ensure all students have access to online access and delivery of programs. The laptop purchase can be waived upon proof of ownership. The cost of the laptop is dependent on the program in which the student is enrolled.
The Admin System Fee is collected by the College for the purpose of implementing a new ERP system on both campuses.
