Tuition and Fees

Payment due dates are firm. Please take a look at our payment options and payment plans to make sure you don’t miss out. For assistance with our available payment options, contact the Business Office at 508.375.4123.

In Person – Students may visit the Business Office, and pay in-person. The Business Office is open Monday through Friday, 8:30am–4:30pm. Credit Card (Visa, MC, Discover), cash, check and money order are acceptable forms of payment.

On-Line – Payments may be made utilizing CampusWeb. Forms of acceptable payments are Visa, MC, Discover, AmEx and ACH.

Payments may be made in installments, utilizing NELNET. Credit card and ACH payments are accepted.

For additional information: www.mycollegepaymentplan.com/capecod

Past due accounts are referred to collection agencies and to the State for tax intercept. Past due accounts will be charged legal fees, plus collection company fees and other costs. Collection costs can be as high as 25% of the past due balance.

Tuition waivers cover the amount of tuition only, which is approximately 15% of the class price. Recipients are responsible for all remaining class fees.

If you are a Massachusetts resident you may be eligible for tuition waivers if you are:

• Sixty years of age or older
• A Native American
• A client of the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission or the Commission for the Blind
• An active duty service person
• A Veteran of the U. S. military
• An adopted or former foster child through the Department of Social Services (until age 24)
• A recipient of either the Adams Scholarship or the Stanley Koplik Certificate of Mastery for MCAS achievement
• A surviving child or spouse of the September 11, 2001 tragedy

Tuition waivers cover the amount of tuition only, which is approximately 15% of the class price. Recipients are responsible for all remaining class fees. Specific guidelines for waivers are described in the categorical tuition waiver.

For additional information, contact the Financial Aid Office.

See also: Military Benefits for Tuition and Fees

Students who withdraw from classes may be due a refund of their tuition and fees. Please check with the College Business Office regarding the status of your account. Full refund of tuition is usually allowed before classes start and during the first week of the semester. Financial aid funds will be paid based on the number of days enrolled. Withdrawing during the first nine weeks of the semester will impact the amount of funds available to pay tuition and fees.

• A full refund is made if a course is cancelled by the College.
• To withdraw from a course after the first scheduled class, follow the Withdrawal Policy.
• The above policy does not pertain to courses that meet for fewer than five sessions.
• The refund policy for non-credit courses and some credit courses vary.

If you serve in the Massachusetts National Guard, you are eligible for 100% tuition and fee reimbursement. Request a Certificate of Eligibility online at mro.chs.state.ma.us, then submit it to the College's Financial Aid Office.

Cape Cod Community College welcomes and appreciates our veterans. 4Cs has VA approval for educational training of veterans and their dependents including all chapters of the GI Bill^®. 

The Financial Aid Office certifies payment for all VA Education Benefits. Veterans receive assistance obtaining tuition waivers and GI Bill® payments. The office provides application materials, contact information, and certifies enrollment.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts provides its Veterans, National Guard members, and Active Duty military stationed in Massachusetts with tuition waivers. For Veterans and Active Duty military, the waiver is approximately a 15% discount on each class. MA National Guard members may receive full tuition and fee coverage.

Many veterans receive financial assistance through the VA. Assistance may be in the form of tuition, fees, books, and monthly living stipends. The amount varies with each veteran's situation and with the number of credits per term. Spouses and children of disabled or deceased veterans may also qualify for monthly education payments. Recipients of the Post 9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill® will be charged resident rates. The College also participates in the VA Vocational Rehabilitation program.

The VA provides an online application for benefits at www.gibill.va.gov. Veterans should apply for a degree or certificate program through the Admissions Office. Once registered for classes, the Financial Aid Office will certify and monitor enrollment.

Cape Cod Community College will adhere to the requirements of and comply with S2248 PL 115-407 Section 103.

GI Bill^® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government Web site: https://benefits.va.gov/gibill/. 

More Information
Financial Aid: 774.330.4393
Military and Veterans Services: 774.330.4478

See also: Military Benefits for Tuition and Fees

The financial requirements of the College, changing costs, state and legislative action, and other circumstances may require adjustments in the tuition and fees stated. The College reserves the right to make such adjustments in these charges as may from time to time be required by the Department of Higher Education or the Board of Trustees. All obligations to the College must be paid prior to the beginning of classes each semester.