Compared to other area colleges, the low cost-per-credit at Madison College is a bargain.
Tuition and fees for the 2012-2013 school year are:
Tuition is defined as program fees, material fees, parking fees, supplemental fees and other class fees. Other class fees may include books, equipment, field trips, uniforms, graduation and sales tax. Total fees vary depending on the number of credits and classes for which you register.
* Note: The above listed fees for community service credit are from the 2011-12 school year and are subject to change.
Tuition and fees for the 2013-2014 school year are:
Tuition is defined as program fees, material fees, parking fees, supplemental fees and other class fees. Other class fees may include books, equipment, field trips, uniforms, graduation and sales tax. Total fees vary depending on the number of credits and classes for which you register.
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Tuition for Non-Credit Courses
Some Madison College non-credit courses are developed for professional development to the professional and business audience and are offered at a higher cost. We are developing course descriptions to better identify the purpose of these courses.
View information on non-credit continuing education course tuition and fees.
Tuition for Non-Residents
2012-2013 school year - Non-resident out-of-state tuition is an additional $58.45 per credit for associate degree or technical diplomas. College transfer (Liberal Arts Transfer) out-of-state tuition is an additional $79.13 per credit. Non-resident tuition is not charged for online courses.
2013-2014 school year - Non-resident out-of-state tuition is an additional $61.10 per credit for associate degree or technical diplomas. College transfer (Liberal Arts Transfer) out-of-state tuition is an additional $82.70 per credit. Non-resident tuition is not charged for online courses.
Tuition for Online Courses
Tuition for all online (Internet-based) classes includes a $10 per credit online course fee. (There is a minimum charge of $10 per class for classes below one credit.)