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Tuition and Fees Gaston College is supported by the taxpayers of North Carolina and Gaston and Please visit the Business Office webpage for Payment, Refund, Collection, and Transcript Policies.
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2006 – 2007 Rates: Instructional Fee per Semester Hour of Credit:
The maximum instructional fee for residents of North Carolina is $632.00 per semester for 16 or more credit hours. The maximum instructional fee for out-of-state residents is $3,512.00 per semester for 16 or more credit hours.
The maximum instructional fee for residents of North Carolina is $672.00 per semester for 16 or more credit hours. The maximum instructional fee for out-of-state residents is $3,732.80 per semester for 16 or more credit hours. There is a sliding scale for state-supported continuing education courses, ranging from $50 for up to 10 instructional hours to $65 for 11 hours and above. Self-supporting course fees vary. There are no fee exemptions for self-supporting classes. Continuing Education students pay no Activity Fee, however Usage Fees apply for courses that meet at any of our three campuses five or more times. For more information on Continuing Education Courses, visit the Continuing Education Web page.
Dual enrollment: Senior Citizens:
$1.50 per semester credit hour. Some courses may require an additional supply fee. Courses requiring additional fees will be identified in the class schedule.
$12 per semester ($10 for the summer semester)
Curriculum Graduation Fee: $45
Technology Fee: $1 per credit hour up to 16 credits
Malpractice Insurance: $13 per year Individuals enrolled in nursing and health services programs only are required to pay an annual malpractice premium.
Official Student Transcript: $5 per copy Unofficial student transcripts are free of charge.
Gaston College does not have insurance to cover students if they are injured on the Gaston College campus or in a college-related activity. It is advisable, therefore, that students, especially those in areas that could be considered to be potentially hazardous, make certain they have appropriate coverage under a personal accident policy or that of a parent.
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Lincoln counties and maintains modest instructional and general fees that are subject to change by action of the state of North Carolina and the Board of Trustees of Gaston College. 
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