Program Costs

Expected current costs include, but are not limited to:

*Sixty credits are needed to complete the degree requirements. If credits are transferred from another college or placement tests are used, the cost will decrease. If a student needs remedial courses, the cost will be higher, depending on the number of extra courses. Textbooks vary in cost, but plan to spend an average of $80 per book per class. View the tuition payment deadlines.

What are some other associated costs?

The following costs are also incurred, are subject to change, and are not limited to:

• Possible drug screen (varies by clinical site): ~$40
• Professional liability insurance from Tri-C: ~$12.50
• Physical examination, including vision test (variable): ~150
• Immunizations/titers, including Hepatitis B series (variable): ~$200
• Certification in adult BLS CPR from the American Heart Association: ~$65
• Proof of medical insurance coverage or student health insurance (variable)
• Uniforms (scrubs or uniforms) and leather shoes
• All stationary supplies (ream of paper for printing documents, etc.)
• Parking/transportation fees to/from the clinical site, if applicable
• Lab: Fees, plus disposable lab coats, gloves and safety glasses (bookstore)
• Supplemental fees for most MLT courses: ~$55

Is financial aid available?

Generally yes. Students may qualify for financial aid through the usual federal or state programs. For information contact the Tri-C Financial Aid Department at 216-987-4100. Various scholarships through laboratory professional associations and companies may also be available through www.ascp.org or www.ascls.org, or the Tri-C website under “scholarships”.