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Cost, Financial Aid & Student Assistance

The total cost to complete the full two years of the program is approximately $2,500.  Following is a rough breakdown of the costs:

NOTE:  This is the current Fall, 2005 rate.

Resident Tuition as of Fall 2005	$26.00/Unit x 53 = $1378.00 (Major Only)
Nonresident Tuition:  All above fees	plus $151.00 Unit + $1,000 Program Costs
International Student:  All above fees	plus $151.00 Unit + $1,000 Program Costs
Program Costs: Books, Lab Coat, Malpractice Insurance, Etc.	$1,000

Grossmont College is part of the California Community College system and requires an enrollment fee for all students, payable at the time of registration. All students are also required to pay a health fee. A parking fee will be charged to students using the parking facilities. Check the current class schedule for other costs (Health Fee, Student Benefit Card, Parking Fee, etc.) that may be incurred each semester as fees are subject to change from semester to semester depending on State Legislature.  A Student Benefit Card is optional. Students are required to purchase their own textbooks and supplies. The cost to CVT students for lab coats, malpractice insurance and textbooks is approximately $1,000 for the full two years of the program. Financial Aid is available to students who qualify. Contact the Financial Aid Office, 644-7129.
 

Enrollment Fee (Mandatory ...............................$26.00 per unit
Health Fee (Mandatory).....................................$13.00
Student Benefit Card (Optional).........................$12.00
Student Center Construction Fee.......................$  1.00 per unit
Parking:
     Auto or Multi-Car Sticker...............................$40.00
     Motorcycle/Moped Sticker.............................$10.00
Non-resident Students  --  above fees PLUS $146 per unit
International Students  --  above fees PLUS $46 per unit

Financial Aid

Apply or renew your financial aid on line at http://www.grossmont.edu/fa/ or visit the Financial Aid Office, Room 107 in the Administration Building for an application.  Apply early.

For information and applications for Grossmont College scholarships for nursing and health science students, visit the above website and look under "Scholarships" or visit the Financial Aid Office.  There are two brief application periods for these scholarships, one at the beginning of the fall semester and one at the beginning of the spring semester.  Applicants are always needed for the ASGC Bookstore awards offered each semester.  In addition to Grossmont's scholarships listed on the above website, there are scholarship databases on line that can be accessed through the above scholarship page.  These databases allow you to perform an interactive search on line.  Scholarship workshops are offered at the beginning of each semester to help you learn more about scholarships.  The dates and times for the workshops are listed on the website and are available from the Financial Aid Office.