Does anyone know the total cost for a certificate progam at a community college?
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You'll never know the cost of the certificate program, untill u go and register for the  class..Because all programs have different classes, so your tuition is based of that. And then there's book cost and others things u may need for that program including uniforms, etc.
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wouldn't it be cheaper to take classes to get your GED at a community college?
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Get ahold of the "Statistics" office in that state.There is a fee for a duplicate certificate.
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I have a neighbor doing that right now through Un. of Phoenix.  First, she's paying over $200 per credit which is no cheaper than the local community college's online program, so I think she made a mistake.  What I read online is that the CEO has just resigned in March I believe it was.  I've also read on boards that there is question on the "certification" of the professors involved, not all check content regularly, and some may have faked their credentials and the university never really checked.  I've also read that they grade too fairly passing students who should otherwise be failing.\n\nAnother issue I've heard is that many businesses are not considering degrees through these online degree programs as legit because of the questions of passing failing students and teachers without credentials.\n\nI'd check local community colleges first.
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I took a semester of night classes two nights a week at a local junior college to get my license.  Was about $300 including the book.
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GED COSTS AROUND $60 Where I live if you attend 12 hrs of GED classes they wave the fee.
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Full-time students (12-17 semester hours per semester and\n1-5 semester hours in the January Interterm), per semester  $12,130 \nPart-time students, approved academic overloads, Directed Study, and Independent Study, per semester hour $685 \nSummer Sessions, per semester hour $550 \nLegal Studies Cerificate, per semester hour $275 \nReligion Program (off-campus), per course  $475 \n\n\nFees \nAcademic Services (not charged to full-time, traditional-age students), per course $20 \nAppeals $50 \nApplication $50 \nAuditing, per semester hour $350 \nChemistry laboratory breakage deposit, per course (refundable) $100 \nCourse Challenge, per course:                     one semester hour of tuition \nGraduation $110 \nLaboratory Fee, per course  $125 \nLate Financial Arrangement $150 \nLate Registration/Change of Program  $50 \nLegal Studies Certificate $35 \nLegal Studies Association (one time charge) $25 \nLegal Studies Nexis, per course $10 \nLost ID card $5 \nLost meal ticket $5 \nLost Parking Permit $5 \nMake-up Examination $40 \nMusic Lessons, per semester hour $150 \nParking, per semester $12 \nPhotography Laboratory $125-300 \nReturned Check / Rejected Credit Card $25 \nStudent Orientation $50 \nStudent Teaching $125 \nStudent Tuition Deposit $200 \nTranscript, per copy $6 \nTranscript (24-hour turnaround) $26 \nWritten Composition (will be applied toward challenge if passed) $50 \n\n\nResidence Hall Charges \nRoom, Brandt/Studebaker/Hanawalt Halls, double occupancy, per semester  $2,270 \nRoom, Brandt/Studebaker/Hanawalt Halls, triple occupancy, per semester  $1,860 \nRoom, Oaks Hall, double occupancy, per semester  $2,390 \nRoom, Oaks Hall, triple occupancy, per semester  $1,960 \nRoom, Off-Campus Housing, per semester  $3,500 \nRoom, single, per semester  $3,000 \nHousing Reservation/Security Deposit -- first time students  $200 \nReturning resident housing application fee  $25 \nResidence Halls student activities fee  $40 \n\n\nBoard \n5 meals per week (off-campus residents only), per semester $1,065 \n12 meals per week, per semester  $2,130 \n14 meals per week, per semester $2,215 \n19 meals per week, per semester $2,425 \n\n\nStudy Abroad Programs \nThe costs listed below include tuition, room, and board. These must be paid before departure. Travel costs are the responsibility of the student. \nPer semester  $16,860  \nPer year $33,510
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We have it in Maryland.  If you live out of state there may be a fee.  Call 410 285 9614 for information.  www.ccbcmd.edu If not check with the Community College in your area.  Most places have it for little or no cost.
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I have never heard of this. What college are you attending, what state? Sounds like it might be a scam....but I would need more information.\n\nYou may also want to contact your school to make sure you have all your facts straight, because this just does not sound right.
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There is no excuse for that.  When I was there 4 years ago, it was only $11 per unit to take classes at the community college.  At that rate, everyone should be taking classes all the time.  That is ridiculously cheap and people just don't take advantage of it.
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You will need to take a few "common" education classes and then have to student teach in order to get your certificate. It probably would take a little longer than a calendar year.
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Depends on what kind of school you go to:\n\nCommunity College: $1552\nPublic Technical College: $2295\nState College: $2841\nPublic University: $4392\n\nThere are restrictions, of course, so check out the link below.
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for a marriage certificate you have to go down to the hall of records. the cost should be $15.00 -$30.00. and that would be if it was an open marriage and not filed Confidential.
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In most cases your local community college will be able to answer that question.  The reason for this is that every state has it's own guidelines to be certified.
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The costs you refer to are for a course and not for the test itself which is nominal. If you know the material, you might try simply purchasing a review book at your local book store ( or borrowing from the library).\n\nIf you need a course (particularly in an immigrabt community) they may be offered by local community groups or religious groups. no fee courses may also be offered at adult or continuing education centers at local high schools or similar. Try searching for YOUR state and GED on google
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depends on which one.. if you go to www.prometric.com it has a list of the testing centers and the exam is $125.. good luck!