| Financial
Information
Listed below is the estimated cost for one year. Before coming
to DMACC, you must demonstrate your or your sponsor's ability
to pay all educational and living expenses. You must also have
$3,000 (U.S.) on deposit with the college for the first semester.
Careful planning will help to make a successful college experience.
Work permits for off-campus employment are only granted with the
permission of the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Service
(BCIS). An F-1 visa holder may apply for that only in cases
of documented severe economic necessity, and only after being in
F-1 status for nine months. Although F-1 students are eligible to
work on campus, very few jobs are available due to college budget
limitations.
Financial aid through DMACC is not available for International students.
You may be able to find some scholarship assistance on your own,
however, through research at the library or on the Internet.
Educational
Costs
The following costs for admission fees, tuition, fees, and books
are approximate, and are subject to change each year. There may
be additional supply/equipment/lab expenses for students enrolled
in certain programs or courses. International students must pay
the non-resident rate for tuition and fees, which is double the
resident rate per credit hour.
Credit Hour Costs
| Fall Semester (12 hours) |
approximately
$2,448.00 |
| Spring Semester (12 hours) |
approximately
$2,448.00 |
| Summer Semester (8 hours) |
approximately
$1,632.00 |
| Costs of books and supplies (annually) |
approximately
$1,000.00 |
|
$7,528.00 |
(Fee: the costs of books
and supplies can be $928 per semester.)
Other Costs
| Health
Insurance (Mandatory as of Spring, 2008) |
$ 804.00 (annually) |
Living Expenses (room, board,
personal
expenses) |
$7,200.00 |
|
$8,004.00 |
(This amount will vary,
depending on individual needs and customs. The cost of transportation
is not included in this.)
Total Costs
| TOTAL COST FOR ONE YEAR |
$15,532.00 |
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