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Tuition and Fees

Below are the costs for the 2013-2014 academic year.

Category

Fall 2013

Spring 2014

Year 2013/2014

TUITION *

$22,111

$22,111
$44,222

ROOM

      

Traditional Hall Rate: (Loomis, Mathias and Slocum)

      

Triple Room

2,620

2,620

5,240

Double Room

  2,916

2,916

5,832
Single Room 3,124 3,124 6,248

Small House Rate: (Arthur, Bemis, CC Inn, Jackson, Lennox, McGregor, Montgomery and Ticknor)

      

Double/Triple Room

3,208

3,208

6,416

Single Room

3,436

3,436

6,872
Language House Rate: (Elbert, Elbert/F, Haskell, Max Kade, Mullett and Windom) **      
Double/Triple Room
3,208
3,208
6,416
Single Room
3,436
3,436
6,872

Western Ridge Apartment Rate: (1010 N. Weber, 1131 N. Cascade, 223 E. San Rafael, Mobley, 1004 N. Weber, Antero, Blanca, Edith Gaylord, El Diente and JLK)

      

Double Room Apartment

3,532

3,532

7,064

Single Room Apartment

3,780

3,780

7,560

Studio Apartment

4,156

4,156

8,312

BOARD ***

      
Meal Plan A
2,659
2,659

5,318
Meal Plan B
2,464
2,464
4,928
Meal Plan C
2,243
2,243
4,486

HEALTH INSURANCE ****(optional)

      

Fall/Spring coverage - yearly coverage billed to student account in the fall semester (twelve-month policy)

2,610

  

 

*An activity fee of $410 for the year is part of the yearly tuition amount. 

**Students who meet qualifications for language houses will be offered the traditional double room rate of $3,208 per semester for a double room in a language house.  Students living in single rooms in language houses will still pay the small house rate for those spaces.


***For fall semester all students will be charged for meal plan C. Students who wish to upgrade their meal plan, please visit www.coloradocollege.edu/offices/studentaccounts/gold-card/meal-plan.dot.  All meal plan changes must be made online.


All students may change their meal plan one time, from the time they receive their fall invoice until the second week of school. No meal plan downgrades accepted after the second week of school.


****Students who wish to "opt out" of the CC health insurance, must complete a health waiver (completed online only) and provide a copy of his/her own health insurance card (front/back of insurance card).  More information will be mailed to families about the student health insurance plan and waiver process in early August.

OTHER FEES which may be charged to the Student Account

Music Lessons Fee

Music lessons are offered to enrolled CC undergraduates and CC MAT students as adjunct courses on a semester basis at $400 for 12 private lessons.  This includes the cost of the use of a practice room and the student receives ¼ unit.  Students must sign up for instruction within the first block of the semester with the music department coordinator.  A student may drop instruction within the first block after two lessons and receive an 80 percent refund.  No refund is possible after the first block of the semester.  All enrollment and withdrawals must be made with the music department coordinator.

Study-Abroad Fee

Students participating in study abroad programs (that are not CC programs) will be assessed a $300 administrative fee by the college.  Students who plan to withdraw from the program must complete this process by officially notifying the Registrar’s Office by May 1.  If this does not happen, the student will NOT receive a refund of the $300 administrative fee.

Health Service Charges/Fees

Contact Boettcher Health Center at 719-389-6386.

Miscellaneous Fees

Arts and Crafts course fees, Parking fees, Traffic fines, Library fines, Dorm damage, Unreturned equipment and other course related fees may be charged to the student account.

DEPOSITS

Admission Fees and Deposits  

Application fee is not credited to student account and deposit remains in a holding account until the student graduates or withdraws from CC.

A nonrefundable fee of $50 must accompany students' applications for admission, whether they are applying for admission as a regular student or as a graduate student.

A general-obligation deposit of $150 is required both of new students and students returning after interrupting college enrollment.  This deposit is applicable to other indebtedness to the college and remains on deposit as long as a student is enrolled.  The deposit is forfeited by failure to provide notice of withdrawal by March 1 for the fall semester and November 1 for the spring semester for enrolled students, or after acceptance of admission for new students.

Summer Session Deposits

Deposit(s) remain in a holding account until summer session charges are set up in late April.

In order to hold a place in a Summer Session course more than a week before the course begins, a nonrefundable tuition course deposit is due upon enrolling in the course.  A course deposit is also required for courses where the Wild Card is used, but will be credited to the student account upon completion of the course.  Course deposits are $100 for most summer courses; $75 for 3/4 unit courses; $25 for 1/4 unit courses.  Deposits are $500 for off-campus courses with a program fee and for CH155 and CH255.  If a student drops a course, the deposit for that course will be forfeited.  Because many courses do fill up, and a few classes have been cancelled for low enrollment, students are encouraged to preregister for courses as soon as possible to ensure enrollment in the desired course.