Net Price Calculator

Office of Financial Aid · Room A-108 · ext. 2170 · 2026–27 academic year

Federal law requires each college that participates in federal student aid to provide a net price calculator. Net price is the cost of attendance less the grants and scholarships a student may expect to receive. It does not include loans, which must be repaid. The College provides its calculator in worksheet form, below.

Step 1. Find your cost of attendance

Estimated cost of attendance, 2026–27: first-year student, full time, two semesters of 12 credit hours each, before program charges.
Component	In-district	Out-of-district or out of state
Tuition (24 credit hours)	$5,136	$7,608
Fees (registration, technology, and student activity for two terms; records fee)	$364	$364
Books, course materials, and supplies	$1,200	$1,200
Transportation	$2,250	$2,250
Personal and miscellaneous	$1,800	$1,800
Food and housing, living with a parent or relative	$3,600	$3,600
Total, living with a parent or relative	$14,350	$16,822
Food and housing, not living with a parent or relative	$10,800	$10,800
Total, not living with a parent or relative	$21,550	$24,022

Tuition and fees are from the Schedule of Charges. Each total includes either the with-parent or the not-with-parent food and housing allowance, not both. The College does not operate student housing; the food and housing allowance is an estimate of off-campus costs and is not a charge by the College. For a student who borrows, federal loan fees are added to the individual budget.

Step 2. Add your program charges

Add the bench, laboratory, kit, and other charges for your program, listed under Fees by Program, for two semesters. Program charges are included in the cost of attendance used to award aid.

Step 3. Estimate your grant aid

Use the Federal Student Aid Estimator at StudentAid.gov to estimate your Student Aid Index and Federal Pell Grant. Add any Ohio College Opportunity Grant (see Grants and Loans), Foundation scholarship, or outside scholarship you expect to receive.

Step 4. Subtract

Line	Amount
A. Cost of attendance (Step 1)
B. Program charges for two semesters (Step 2)
C. Estimated grants and scholarships (Step 3)
Estimated net price: A + B − C

In 2024–25, 64.0 percent of first-time, full-time students at the College received grant or scholarship aid, as reported to the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.

This is an estimate only. It is not an offer of financial aid and does not determine eligibility for any program. Actual aid is determined after the FAFSA is filed, admission is granted, and any verification is complete, and may differ from this estimate. Charges are those adopted for 2026–27 and are subject to change by the Board of Trustees. Clock-hour programs are not eligible for federal student aid and are not included in this calculator.

Responsible office: Office of Financial Aid, Room A-108, ext. 2170, with the Office of the Bursar.
Page last revised 30 October 2026 · cost-aid/net-price-calculator · Office of Financial Aid