Program Costs

The costs for the courses will vary depending on how many classes a student takes each semester. Usually a student working towards the certificate program will take two classes per semester. The first semester will be the most expensive. The two beginning classes are prerequisites for all the other classes. There is a textbook and lab manual necessary for the HART1407 class and a textbook for the HART 1401 class. Once these textbooks have been purchased, they can be used in seven of the eight couses available. The HART 2445 class requires an additional text. The following schedule is an approximate cost for an in-district student taking two classes. Out-of-district students will need to add an additional $40 total for the same two classes. The cost for the Associate of Applied Science degree will vary greatly depending on how many and which classes the student takes each semester. You can go to the Midland College web site at www.midland.edu and check for tuition and fees.

The first semester classes, HART 1407 and HART 1401, with books and lab fees will cost approximately $620.

The remaining semesters will cost approximately $400 for each semester if a student takes two classes each semester.

The total cost for all eight classes should be less than $2000. This obviously does not include housing. Midland College does have on campus housing available. Please check the Midland College website at www.midland.edu for more information.

Financial assistance may be obtained for the tuition, fees, and books portion of the educational costs. For more information on financial assistance contact:

Lupe Daniels
Loan Coordinator
ldaniels@midland.edu
(432) 685-4693