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CMC raises tuition, reduces book fees - Vimarsana News

CMC raises tuition, reduces book fees

Colorado Mountain College Trustees unanimously voted recently to increase tuition for 2021-22 by $5 per credit hour, for all categories except non-resident students, who will not see an increase. With lower fees for the college’s Learning Materials Program, the actual net increase in the costs of tuition and books is $1, according to a press release. The Colorado Mountain College Learning Materials Program provides books and other learning materials for students for a standard per-credit fee. The board’s action reduced that fee by $4, from $29 per credit hour to $25 per credit hour....

Colorado Mountain College Vote to Raise Tuition by Five Dollars Per Credit - by Brooke Gilmore - Vimarsana News

Colorado Mountain College Vote to Raise Tuition by Five Dollars Per Credit - by Brooke Gilmore

Posted by Brooke Gilmore | Jan 28, 2021 On January 26, Colorado Mountain College (CMC) held its regularly scheduled work sessions and meeting via Zoom where they unanimously voted to increase tuition for 2021 and 2022 by five dollars per credit hour. With lower fees for the college’s Learning Materials Program, the actual net increase in the cost of tuition and books is only one dollar per credit hour. The CMC Learning Materials Program is in its third year and provides books and other learning materials to students for a standard per-credit fee. The board’s action reduced the LMP fee by ...

Colorado Mountain College increases tuition for next school year - Vimarsana News

Colorado Mountain College increases tuition for next school year

The Colorado Mountain College Board of Trustees voted Tuesday, Jan. 26, to raise tuition by $5 per credit hour, according to a news release. The board voted unanimously to approve the increased tuition, which goes into effect in the 2021-22 school year. The tuition increase applies to all students except those who are not residents of Colorado. The board also voted to reduce the per-credit hour fee for its Learning Materials Program, which provides books and other resources for students, from $29 to $25. With the change to the program fee, students will see a net increase of only $1 per credi...