Tuition & Fees

Tuition Rates

(Fall 2025), (Spring 2026), (Summer 2026)
The following chart is for tuition only, mandatory fees by campus/site may be found on the Additional Fees tab.

• Registration Fee: $17.55 per semester
• Colorado Opportunity Fund (COF) Stipend: $116.00/credit hour
• *Nursing Tuition Differential (AAS) $88.25 per credit
• **Nursing Tuition Differential (online) $82.00 per credit
• ***Dental Hygiene (AAS) Differential $173.20 per credit

Non-Resident
To be considered a Colorado resident, a student must show proof of residency in the state for the immediate 12 months prior to the start date of the semester, and meet other requirements. If you are a new student who has been classified as a non-resident and feel you are a resident or if you are a continuing non-resident student and feel you now meet residency requirements, you must petition for this change by the first day of the semester you plan to attend. Turning in a petition does not guarantee you will be changed to resident status. If your appeal is denied and you do not drop your classes by the drop date, you will have to pay non-resident tuition.

Estimating Educational Expenses

This Cost of Attendance (COA) chart is an estimate of the educational expenses of students enrolled during the academic year (fall, spring and/or summer semesters). These estimates include direct charges (tuition and fees) and indirect expenses (transportation, books, supplies, miscellaneous living expenses and food and housing). Due to the state of Colorado's legislative process, actual tuition figures may be different from those shown here. (This example below reflects a student attending for nine months, i.e. fall/spring.)

The COA below is based upon full-time attendance for fall and spring term. The COA may be different for students who are not enrolled full time, have different degree/certificate program costs, such dental or nursing tuition differentials or Bachelor degree tuition. Fee cost may vary by campus/site.

Additional information for tuition and fee amounts can be found at by visiting PCC Tuition & Fees.

* Resident tuition figures listed above include application of the COF (Colorado Opportunity Fund) **Food and housing, personal and medical, transportation cost elements are estimated based on information provided by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education.

You may also visit the Pueblo Community College Net Price Calculator to receive an estimate of how much students similar to you paid to attend PCC.

Tuition and Fees are subject to change without prior notification based on state approval. Some specialized courses and off-campus locations may have additional fees.

Lab & Special Course Costs

Instructional Program Fees/Course Fees – generally $9.05 per credit hour – are charged to high/medium cost classes as determined by the state of Colorado. Some Math, English, and Communication classes have an additional course fee of $9.05 per credit hour or $3.75 per credit hour added for tutoring.

Registration Fee: $17.55 per semester

Campus/Site Fees (max at 12 credits per campus/site):

Mandatory fees per credit hour are as follows:
Parking: $1.89 (Max/semester: $22.68 Pueblo, Fremont, Mancos)
Student Use Fee: $4.23 (Max/semester: $50.76)
Technology Fee: $12.64 (Max/semester: $151.68)
Facility Site Use Fee: $1.89 (Max/semester: $22.68 Durango)

Charged at Pueblo Campus Only
Student Center Fee: $9.52 (Max/semester: $114.24)
Fitness Center Fee: $1.44 (Max/semester: $17.28)
Student Life Facility: $10.53 (Max/semester: $126.36)
Health Clinic Fee: $6.31 (6 credits and up Max/semester: $6.13)
*Rural Consortium courses charged Pueblo Campus Fees.

Books and Materials

Visit the PCC Bookstore to view required and recommended course materials.
Student Center, Room 145
719-549-3065

Summer 2026 Online Course Fees

CO Online HOME Course Fees

Colorado Online Pooled Sections Common Course Materials Fees

Tuition Refunds/Adjustments

To receive a tuition refund or adjustment, students must drop classes by the refund deadline listed in the Academic Calendar or on your class schedule/bill. You must authorize the drop in person by one of the following methods:

• Fill out an official drop form and submit it to the Office of the Registrar.
• Login to your student account through the myPCC Portal to submit a drop request online.

Please Note: Not attending class does not constitute a drop and students will not automatically receive a refund. Students must officially drop their courses — at the Office of the Registrar (CC 224) or via online or telephone registration — no later than the Refund Period shown on the Academic Calendar or on the class schedule/bill given at registration.

Disbursements

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Non-Refundable Charges/Fees

• Return Payment Charge: $25.00

Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) Program

Residents of Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming qualify for a special tuition rate. WUE students are not eligible for the Colorado Opportunity Fund stipend. The student must mark on the application for admission that he/she seeks admission as a WUE student. Requests for WUE enrollment must be done each semester. Contact the Office of the Registrar at 719-549-3014 for additional information.