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Credit Tuition
Rates for Winter & Spring 2010:
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| Residents of Harford County |
$77 per credit hour |
| Residents of Maryland-Outside of Harford County |
$154 per credit hour |
| Non-residents of Maryland/Out-of-Country Residents |
$231 per credit hour |
| Consolidated Service Fee* |
Add 12% of tuition charges based on the Harford County
resident tuition rate |
Please note: Tuition and fees are subject to
change per Board of Trustees action.
Tuition and fees are non-refundable after the refund deadline. If you
do not plan on attending classes, you must officially drop your classes within
the stated refund period in order to avoid an outstanding financial obligation
to the college. Non-attendance does not constitute a refund or
removal of the debt. Please
click
here
to check refund dates for the semester.
*This fee supports services such as parking, schedule changes,
and student activities.
Additional Fees
| Associate Degree Graduation Fee |
$25 |
| Certificate Graduation Fee |
$25 |
| Credit by Exam Fee (Division Exams Only) |
$40 |
| Late Registration Fee |
$25 |
| Transcript Fee |
$ 5 |
| Returned Check Fee |
$35 |
| Parking Citation |
$50 (Handicap Zone-$150) |
Course fees vary. Fees are noted within course listings. If you
have a scholarship, loan, or other form of financial assistance, you must
contact the Financial Aid Office to ensure that all of your documentation has
been received and your registration is held.
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Payment Schedule
Winter and Spring 2010 Payment Schedule
When registering
for any winter session, full payment of tuition and fees is
due at the time of registration. If you register for a
course and do not pay, your registration will be canceled.
Non-attendance
does not constitute a refund or removal of the debt to the College. Please
click
here for refund deadlines.
| Date of Registration |
Payment Deadline |
| November 3, 2009 - December 14, 2009 |
You will be billed with payment due by
January 8, 2010.
You will be dropped from your classes if
payment is not received by this date. |
| December 15, 2009 - January 7, 2010 |
You will not be billed, but payment is
due January 8, 2010. You will be dropped from your classes if
payment is not received by this date. |
| Beginning January 8, 2010 |
Payment is due at time of registration.
You will be dropped from your classes if payment is
not received. |
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How to Pay
Cash, Check, or Credit Card
Payments can be made in person at the Cashier's Office, located in the Student
Center, by cash, check, or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American
Express). Mail-in payments can be made by check (no cash, please) or by
credit card; please provide the credit card number, expiration date, and
signature. Please include the student's name and ID# for all mail-in
payments. Credit card payments can also be made online through
OwlNet; by
telephone by calling the Cashier's Office
at 443-412-2208; or by emailing the above information to
cashier@harford.edu. Early payment is
encouraged.
NBS/FACTS Tuition Plan
The College has contracted with NBS/FACTS Tuition Plan which allows students to make
payments with multiple installments for the fall and spring semesters only. Students
need to complete an NBS/FACTS application form (including application fee) and pay
the College one third of the tuition and fee balance by the payment due date for
that semester. The remaining balance will be payable in two or more installments
depending on your application date.
This NBS/Facts application must be completed for every
semester that you plan to use NBS/FACTS. Your NBS/FACTS payment will come directly out of your
designated account. The $25.00 NBS/FACTS fee will be immediately
withdrawn at the time the account is setup.
Your payment amounts will not
automatically be adjusted if financial aid is received or if a class is dropped
or added. Adjustment forms are available at the Cashier’s Office for this
purpose or you may print the
NBS/FACTS Change of
Status Form, complete it and return it to
Finance/Cashiers Office in the Student Center.
After your payment plan is established, you can view your agreement online at
"My FACTS" account
https://secure.factstuition.com/facts/myfacts.
Applications are available at the Cashier's Office in the Student Center
or you may apply online by
clicking
here.
The last day to apply online for NBS/FACTS for Spring 2010 is January 20,
2010. Paper NBS/FACTS applications will be accepted through January
29, 2010. NBS/FACTS is not available for summer
or winter sessions.
Need-Based Aid
Federal and State financial aid programs, as well as scholarships, are
available to financially eligible students. Information and applications
are available at the
Financial Aid Office in the Student Center.
Merit-Based Aid
State and private scholarships are available to academically eligible students.
Information and applications are available at the
Financial Aid Office in the
Student Center.
Short-Term Loans
The Harford Community College Foundation, Inc. sponsors short-term loans for
credit students. In-county credit students may borrow up to $500 per semester.
Out-of-county credit students may borrow
up to $400 per semester. Repayment must be made by the end of the semester
with monthly installments. Students who are not employed full-time must
have a co-signer. Applications are available online by clicking on the
"Short-Term Loans" link above or in the
Financial Aid Office
in the Student Center.
Veterans' Benefits
Students who are eligible for monthly VA benefits may apply for those
benefits at the
Financial Aid Office in the Student Center. Students
must pay tuition and fees but are reimbursed through their monthly benefits.
Information is available at the
Financial Aid Office in the Student Center
or at
www.gibill.va.gov.
Tuition Waiver for Employees of In-County Businesses
Full-time employees of a Harford County business may apply to have their
out-of-county or out-of-state tuition waived (difference only between
in-county and out-of-county/state tuition) for credit classes. The
student pays the full consolidated fee and any course fees. A
student's tuition will be adjusted to the in-county rate once the student
submits the required documentation, and gets the approval of the college
Finance office.
The required documentation consists of:
1) A copy of a recent paystub
(rate of pay can be blacked out; last 4-digits of social security number,
name, address, date, and number of hours worked must be visible).
AND
2) On the employer's
official letterhead, a statement of the student's full-time employment,
signed by an authorized representative of the company (original must be
submitted),
OR
If the employer's letterhead displays an address outside of Harford County,
Maryland then the student will need to resubmit an *Employer In-County
Waiver Form with the appropriate information completed and signed by the
employer.
*The Employer In-County Waiver Form can be picked up at
the cashier's office.
Senior Citizen Tuition Waiver
Any resident of the State of Maryland who is 60 years or older by the start date
of a State-supported course shall be exempt from the payment of credit tuition
provided course space is available. Seniors should
note that all fees must be paid regardless of the waiver of tuition. (See
Code of Maryland Regulations, Title 16. 16. 106)
Disability Tuition Waiver
Any resident of the State of Maryland who is retired from the work force by
reason of total permanent disability may register tuition-free for any credit class in
which ten or more paying students have enrolled. To receive this
exemption, the student must provide certification to the Cashier's Office in the
Student Center in the form of a receipt of disability benefits from either
the Social Security Administration or the appropriate Federal pension/retirement
authority. Note, however, that all classes have consolidated fees and some
classes have course fees which must be paid by all students.
MD National Guard Tuition Waiver
Members of the Maryland National Guard are designated as "in
state" and "in county" for residency purposes and are entitled to
a waiver of 50 percent of credit "in county" tuition. Additionally,
all fees for classes taken at Maryland National Guard sites are waived.
Student and class fees will be charged for classes taken at non-Maryland
National Guard locations.
Eligible students must provide a letter from the Maryland Adjutant General
certifying that the member of the Maryland National Guard has at least 24 months
remaining to serve or has agreed, in writing, to serve for a minimum of 24
months.
Statewide / Health Manpower
Shortage Programs
The Maryland Higher Education
Commission can approve a degree program as a Statewide or Health Manpower
Shortage Program if the program is a specialized technical program that
prepares students for immediate employment upon completion and if there is a
broad-based demand for employees in the specialized field across the
State. The Statewide designation allows credit students who do not reside in
Harford County to attend Harford Community College at in-county tuition rates.
Students must declare the Statewide or the Health Manpower Shortage
Program as their major by the start of the fall and spring semesters or the
winter and summer sessions, and all enrolled courses must be applicable to
the major. Allow two weeks from enrollment for the waiver to be
applied. Contact the Financial Aid Office at 443-412-2257
for details.
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