ACT 69
Act 69 requirements
Section 2004-H: Student Fee Transparency
The College must publish all mandatory fees and describe their purpose prior to the beginning of the term in which those fees are charged. This description must include the general purpose of the fee, how the fee is expected to be allocated and used, and how the fee will be collected, and the academic year or semester in which the fee will be collected.
To view the cost and breakdown of each fee charged by the College, visit our Tuition and Fees page.
Section 2005-H: Higher Education Cost Transparency
The College must display a complete overview of all tuition and fees online, so students can get an estimated total cost of attendance, including:
To calculate the tuition of each class use our tuition calculator.
An estimate of financial aid offered. Students can submit their FAFSA application for a more accurate estimate. A general estimate of financial aid is available using the Net price Calculator.
Net cost and total cost estimate, including the cost of books and supplies, plus room and board.
An estimate of these costs each year the student attends college.
To learn about the different types of financial aid, visit our Financial Aid Options page.
Financial Aid Exit Counseling (Section 2006-H)
The College must provide graduating students with financial exit counseling, whether online or in person. This exit counseling must include a list of all available federal and state programs, including related websites and contact information that may assist with payments, reductions, or forgiveness of student loans.
Federal Student Aid Resources
All available repayment options on student loans known to the College and a link to an online student loan repayment calculator:
Loan repayment timeline and what to do if you need to delay repayment:
Students at the College can receive exit counseling at a financial planning workshop, hosted by the office of Financial Aid. See upcoming workshops.