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Cost of Attendance
During the 2007-2008 academic year, over 90 percent of GMC undergraduate students received some type of assistance. The average GMC grant/scholarship offered to the class of 2011 was $12,600, with the average package (including aid from all sources) totaling $22,073. The range of grants for this class was $1,000 to $34,288.
Students who change their course load during the period of drop/add week will have an adjustment made to their tuition accounts, depending on whether they go above or below half-time/full-time status. Any changes may also affect a student's financial aid package. Following drop/add week, any courses dropped during the rest of the semester will not result in a change to the student's account.
*For students living in a single room, add $1,200 to the Total Charges figure for the Single Room Fee. Certificate Program - Post-Baccalaureate: 18 Credits Non-Matriculated Pass/fail grading 1-11 credits: $832 per credit 12-18 credits: $12,469 Financial aid is not available for Certificate Programs. 2008-09 Employee Enrollment Policies & Tuition Rates (Download as PDF) |
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