2023-2024 Tuition and Fee Schedule
Tuition
Residency |
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In District Gogebic County Residents |
$138 per credit hour |
Out of District Other Michigan Counties |
$197 per credit hour |
Out of District – Wisconsin Reciprocity Area |
$197 per credit hour |
Out of State |
$226 per credit hour |
International |
$266 per credit hour |
A student’s residency classification is set during the admissions process based on information provided on the student’s admission application. GCC’s Residency Requirements.. |
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GCC RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS
A student’s residency classification is established when admitted to Gogebic Community College.
DISTRICT RESIDENT (Gogebic County, Michigan)
A district resident is a legal resident of Gogebic County. A legal resident is one whose permanent, primary residence or domicile is where s/he intends to return whenever absent from college. A dormitory/suite, apartment, or house rented only during college enrollment is not a permanent primary residence. Applicants meeting one or more of the following conditions at the time of admission will be classified with in-district residence:
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- The applicant is a minor who lives with his/her parent or legal guardian provided that the parent or legal guardian has resided within Gogebic County for at least four (4) consecutive months immediately prior to the first day of the semester in which the applicant plans to enroll.
- The applicant is at least 18 years of age at the time of registration in the institution and has resided in Gogebic County at least (4) consecutive months immediately prior to the first day of the semester without being registered at a college or university during that period.
- The applicant is an employee of a business or industrial firm within Gogebic County, and the employer, by written agreement, agrees to pay directly to the college all tuition and/or fees of the sponsored student for employer-approved classes.
- The applicant is an eligible non-citizen who has filed Declaration of Intention to become a citizen of the United States and who otherwise meets the residence requirements of the district.
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MICHIGAN RESIDENT (NON-DISTRICT)
Applicants who fail to qualify as in-district residents but meet one or more of the following conditions at the time of admission will be classified with out-of-district residency.
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- The applicant is a minor who lives with his/her parent or legal guardian, provided that the parent or legal guardian has resided within the State of Michigan for at least four (4) consecutive months immediately prior to the first day of the semester in which the applicant plans to enroll.
- The applicant is at least 18 years of age at the time of registration in the institution and has resided in the State of Michigan at least four (4) consecutive months immediately prior to the first day of the semester without being registered at the college during that period.
- The applicant is an employee of a business or industrial firm within the State of Michigan and the employer, by written agreement, agrees to pay directly to the college all tuition and/or fees of the sponsored student for employer-approved classes.
- The applicant is an eligible non-citizen who has filed Declaration of Intention to become a citizen of the United States and who otherwise meets the residence requirements of the State of Michigan.
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OUT-OF-STATE (Wisconsin Reciprocity Area)
Residents of Northern Wisconsin are eligible for special reduced out-of-state tuition rates. A listing of specific counties is available in the Vice President of Student Services Office.
OUT-OF-STATE
Applicants who do not qualify as district or Michigan residents will be classified as out-of-state.
INTERNATIONAL
Students who are not citizens of the United States of America will be classified as international.
Residency Status Information
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- Time spent at GCC as a student does not count toward the four (4) consecutive months needed for residency.
- It is the student’s responsibility prior to registration to inform the Vice President of Student Services Office of any change in residence or status that would affect his/her classification as a resident.
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Mandatory Fees
The following fees are considered mandatory as a condition of enrollment.
Information Technology |
$4 per credit/maximum of $60 per semester |
Institutional Fee |
$4 per credit/maximum of $60 per semester |
Student Services Fee* |
$60 per semester |
Facilities Fee |
$4 per credit |
Contact Hour Fee |
$138 per credit maximum $414 per semester |
Online Course Fee** |
$20 per course |
Directed Course Fee*** |
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*applies to students registered for 6 or more credits
**applies to courses with no scheduled in classroom or on-site activities where the course instruction occurs via technology
***applies to students
Explanation of Fees
The Institutional Fee supports general operations of the registration process and other administrative costs associated with attending college. Courses offered as C.E.D. or workshops, both credit and non-credit are exempt.
The Student Service Fee is assessed for all students registered for six or more credit hours. This fee defrays the cost of general operations of GCC’s student services. Supports student wellness by sponsoring programs and efforts for students on various aspects of good physical health, mental and emotional health. In addition, the fee provides access to student activities including the Linquist Center and skiing snowboarding at Mt. Zion. Students enrolled for less than six credits have an opportunity to pay the $60 student fee to obtain activity privileges. This fee applies to students registered for 6 or more credits hours.
The Facility Fee helps defray the cost of facility maintenance and improvements to support a safe and valued learning environment for all students.
The Contact Hour Fee is accessed for any course which has an institutional contact hour greater ……
Online courses are defined as those courses with no scheduled in classroom or on site activities where the course instruction occurs via technology. The Online Course Fee supports 24/7 distance education support.
The Directed Study fee is used to pay the instructor for designing and teaching the directed study course for an individual student.
Course-Specific Fees
Course specific fees are used for the expense directly related to the student’s participation in a course.AMD 100 Introduction to CNC/QC $75
AMD 101 Introduction to Automated Manufacturing $100
AUT 101 Engine Repair $925
AUT 102 Automotive Industry Fundamentals $775
AUT 107 Electrical/Electronic Systems $150
AUT 108 Electrical Systems II $150
AUT 121 Engine Performance -Fundamentals $150
AUT 122 Advanced Engine Performance-Advanced $150
AUT 123 Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles $150
AUT 124 Manual Drive Trains and Axles $150
AUT 231 Suspension Steering and Brakes $150
AUT 232 Braking Systems $150
AUT 241 Heating/Air Conditioning Electrical Systems $150
AUT 244 Introduction to Hybrid Vehicles $175
BIO 101 Principles of Biology $70
BIO 102 Biological Diversity $70
BIO 105 Anatomy and Physiology $10
BIO 110 Ecology $35
BIO 122 Botany $50
BIO 150 Field Biology $100
BIO 215 Introduction to Microbiology $75
BIO 250 Human Anatomy $75
BIO 251 Human Physiology $75
BLD101 Construction Practices I $175
BLD 102 Construction Practices II $25
BLD 104 Plans, Specs, and Codes $25
BLD 120 Mechanical-Electrical Installations $25
BLD 201 Construction Practices III $25
BLD 203 Specifications and Estimates $10
BLD 205 Construction Practices IV $25
CHM 101 General, Organic and Biochemistry I $40
CHM102 General, Organic and Biochemistry II $40
CHM 151 General and Inorganic Chemistry I $40
CHM 152 General and Inorganic Chemistry II $40
CHM 201 Organic Chemistry I $40
CHM 202 Organic Chemistry II $40
COL 101 College and Transfer Success $35
COL 102 College and Career Success $35
CIT 170 Programming I $20
CIT 175 Computer Repair I $20
CIT 180 Computer Repair II $20
CIT 200 Introduction to JAVA Programming $20
CIT 251 Fundamentals of Networking II: Cybersecurity $20
CIT 252 Windows Active Directory and Group Policies $20
CIT 260 HTML Programming $15
CIT 265 JavaScript Programming $15
COS 101 Cosmetology Lab I $800
COS 103 Cosmetology Lab II $500
COS 105 Cosmetology Lab III $400
COS 107 Cosmetology Laboratory $20
COS 108 Cosmetology Laboratory $30
COS 109 Cosmetology Laboratory $40
COS 110 Cosmetology Laboratory $50
COS 111 Cosmetology Laboratory $60
COS 114 Manicuring Lab $500
COS 116 Cosmetology Instructor Training Lab $50
DWG 102 Industrial Drafting $60
DWG 105 Introduction to 2D Auto CAD $60
DWG 106 Introduction to 3D Solid Works $60
DWG 107 Advanced 3D Solid Works $60
DWG 108 Materials and Lean Manufacturing Processes $60
DWG 200 Strength of Materials $20
DWG 201 Architectural Drawing and Design $60
DWG 202 Tool Design $60
DWG 203 Machine Design $20
DWG 206 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) $60
DRA 101 Introduction to Theatre $10
EGR 101 Engineering Graphics $20
EGR 102 Descriptive Geometry $40
EGR 103 CAD Concepts $45
FOR 107 Field Techniques $50
FOR 112 Vegetation of North America $25
FOR 113 Forest Ecology $25
FOR 203 Soil Science $50
FOR 204 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
for Natural Resource Management $50
FOR 207 Timber Harvesting $10
FOR 209 Multi-Resource Assessment $10
FOR 210 Biometrics and Data Analysis $10
FOR 221 Practice Silviculture $25
FOR 226 Wildlife Habitat $25
FOR 227 Land Measurement and GPS $10
FOR 228 Forest Health $25
FOR 229 Consulting Forestry $10
GLG 101 Fundamentals of Earth Science $20
GLG102 Physical Geology $25
HIT 103 Medical Coding and Billing Capstone $214
HIT 108 Medical Office Procedures $5
HIT 109 Healthcare Data/Structure $5
HIT 110 Introduction to Health Information Management $5
HIT 205 Disease Process and Pharmacology $95
HIT 212 Health Care Insurance Process $10
HIT 215 Ambulatory Care Coding $10
HIT 216 CCA Review $310
HIT 226 ICD -10-CM/PCS Coding $10
IND 200 Industrial Seminar $200
NUR 140 Fundamental Concepts of Nursing Practice Across the Lifespan $1390
NUR 142 Clinical Reasoning in Current Nursing Practice $80
NUR 144 Concepts of Nursing Practice in the Care of Patients with Uncomplicated Conditions $1,240
NUR 240 Concepts of Nursing Practice in the Care of Adults with Stable and Unstable Conditions $1,200
NUR 244 Concepts of Nursing Practice in the Care of Patients $1,420
PED 160 Fitness Walking $10
PED 202 Responding to Emergencies $15
PED 203 American Red Cross Emergency Response $15
PHY 101 Physical Science $40
PHY 105 Introduction to Astronomy $30
PHY 107 Introduction to Meteorology $30
PHY 121 Tech Physics: Mechanic and Thermodynamics $30
PHY 201 Elements of Physics I $30
PHY 202 Elements of Physics II $30
PHY 251 General Physics I $40
PHY 252 General Physics II $40
SAM 100 Introduction to Ski Area Management $350
SAM 101 Ski Area Design and Layout $75
SAM 103 Ski Lift Construction and Design $25
SAM 104 Ski Equipment Mechanics $100
SAM 105 Ski Area Maps $25
SAM 106 Snowmaking Fundamentals $600
SAM 107 Slope Grooming Fundamentals $1,000
SAM 202 Risk Management and Related Issues $25
SAM 205 Applied Industrial Skills $75
SAM 230 Cooperative Work Experience $35
WLD 100 Introduction to Welding and Industrial Safety $1,232
WLD 120 Thermal Cutting and Welding Processes $324
WLD 140 Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) $360
WLD 150 Metal Fabrication and Rigging $277
WLD 160 Gas Metal and Flux Cored Arc Welding $474
WLD 180 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) $450
WLD 220 Weld Inspection and Testing $282
WLD 240 Pipe and Plate Qualification $300
Campus Suites- On Campus Residential Fees
Housing Deposit |
$200 |
Single Occupancy |
$2,400 per semester |
Double Occupancy |
$1900 per semester |
Miscellaneous College Fee
*ALL RATES HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY THE GOGEBIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.