FINANCIAL PLANNING GUIDE
Use the worksheet below to calculate an estimated bill for the Spring 2016 semester. These are per semester costs.
Your actual Tuition Bill will become available on MyNCC when you complete your semester registration.
**Please refer to the back of this sheet for further explanation of charges**
The payment due date is Tuesday, January 5, 2016. Students who have not made payment by that date will
be dropped from classes and will not be permitted to check into housing by this date.
Tuition and Fees
Amount Due
A) Tuition and Fees [select your residency rate and enter in the amount due column]…………. $
o
o
o
o
Full-time Rates
In-District, Sponsoring School District
Monroe County
Out-of-District
Out-of-State/Country
$1,995
$3,285
$4,350
$6,420
B) Health Insurance-estimated premium – Spring 2016 [mandatory unless waiver approved]
$
810
*Final rates are not yet available. This is an estimated premium and subject to change.
C) Room Charges [select a housing type and enter the rate in the amount due column]………. $___________
o
o
o
Residence Hall Double
Apartment Double
RH/Apartment Single
$2,500
$2,800
$3,100
D) Meal Plan Charges [select a meal plan and enter the rate in the amount due column]……… $___________
o
o
o
Carte Blanche + $100 flex
275 Block + $100 flex
175 Block + $200 flex
$1,546
$1,486
$1,301
*Additional meal plans are available for second year students who live in the apartments*
E) Sub Total [add amounts in Rows A, B, C, & D and enter total here]………………..
F) Less:
$___________
1-Admission Deposit [enter amount previously paid for Spring 2016 here].….……. $(
2-Pending Financial Aid [enter your total Spring 2016 aid award amount here].......$(
)
)
(do not include work study funds)
3-Health Insurance Waiver [enter approved waiver amount here]……………….$(
)
G) Total Amount Due [Amount in Row E minus Rows F 1-3 and place total here]………..….. $_____________
Books/Supplies - Books and supplies generally cost between $500 - $800 on average per semester.
Academic or additional fees may be added to your bill upon registration. NCC reserves the right to make corrections and
changes to amounts charged.
You may pay your bill in the following ways:
 Cash, Check, US Money Order, Credit Card, Bank Wire
 Financial Aid (aid must be awarded and pending on your Tuition Bill)
 Tuition Payment Plan – enrollment option available on your MyNCC Tuition Bill
 Credit Card – payment option available on your MyNCC Tuition Bill
Helpful Information Regarding the Financial Planning Guide
Item A – Tuition and Fees
In-District, (sponsoring school districts) – this includes residents of the following school
districts – Bangor, Bethlehem, Easton, Nazareth, Northampton, Pen Argyl, Saucon Valley,
and Wilson
Monroe County – this includes residents of Monroe County
Out of District – this includes legal residents of other Pennsylvania school districts (not
including the “in- district” listed above or Monroe County school districts)
Out of State/Country – legal resident of other U.S. state or country
Item B – Health Insurance
All residents must have health insurance. This is an estimated cost until we are provided the
exact premium per semester for the 2015-2016 academic year. Residents who have their own
health insurance can submit a waiver through an online waiver process. Insurance enrollment
is annual and returning students enrolled in the health insurance plan in the Fall will be
continuously enrolled in the plan for spring and cannot waive it for spring. The waiver
information will be provided after housing contracts are offered. If you have your own
insurance, you can subtract this fee in item G; however, this cannot be guaranteed until the
online health insurance waiver is completed and approved.
Item C – Room Charges
Most new residents are placed in Residence Hall doubles; however, based on available spaces
this could change. There are a very limited number of single rooms.
Item D – Meal Plan Charges
Every resident must have a meal plan. New residents who are placed in the apartments during
the first semester must have a meal plan for at least the first semester. Residents that are in
the apartments will have the option of selecting from two additional apartment meal plans.
Information on apartment meal plans will be provided to students who are offered an
apartment. Each block in a meal plan counts as one “swipe” or entrance in to the all you can
eat Dining Hall in the Residence Hall. The Carte Blanche plan includes unlimited blocks
(entrances in to the food court). Flex Dollars can be used in the Dining Hall and at the afterhours counter of the Dining Hall, Food Court in College Center, or vending machines.
Books/Supplies
The Financial Aid Office suggests that students plan to spend an estimate of $500- $800 per
semester for books/supplies. Feel free to review prices at different places (NCC bookstore,
Amazon, etc.) prior to purchasing books.
Pending Financial Aid
Students can review their financial aid award on their MyNCC account.