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Frederick Community College • Fall 2017 Credit Schedule •

frederick.edu

• 301.846.2400

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Veterans Educational Benefits

Frederick Community College is approved by the

Maryland Higher Education Commission to train

eligible veterans, dependents, and active duty

personnel. If you are not sure what type of VA

benefits you qualify for, you may contact the VA

Regional Office’s toll-free number 1-888.442.4551

or visit the VA website at www.gibill.va.gov. To

learn more about the FCC services available to

veterans and their families, please visit www.

frederick.edu/veterans.

This website includes

links for more comprehensive information.

FCC contact for GI Bill use: Rachel Nachlas,

Director of Veteran Services and VA Certifying

Official,

[email protected]

.

For tuition assistance, National Guard waiver,

or MyCAA use, please contact the Student

Accounts Office.

The College’s official version of the Residency Policy &

Procedures is on its website (

frederick.edu)

andmay be

revised annually.

In-county Tuition Rate for

Employees of Frederick

County Business & Industry

FCC offers an agreement that allows employees

of Frederick County businesses to take classes at

in-county tuition rates. For details, please call the

Student Accounts Office at 301.846.2456.

Veterans Educational

Benefits

Frederick Community College is approved by the

Maryland Higher Education Commission to train

eligible veterans, dependents, and active duty

personnel. If you are not sure what type of VA

benefits you qualify for, you may contact the VA

Regional Office’s toll-free number 1-888.442.4551

or visit the VA website at www.gibill.va.gov. To

learn more about the FCC services available to

veterans and their families, please visit www.

frederick.edu/veterans.

This website includes

links for more comprehensive information.

FCC contact for GI Bill use: Rachel Nachlas,

Director of Veteran Services and VA Certifying

Official,

[email protected]

.

For tuition assistance, National Guard waiver,

or MyCAA use, please contact the Student

Accounts Office.

Student Refunds

Eligibility for a tuition refund is based on the

date of your withdrawal. See the

Academic

Sessions

on page 1 for those dates. The student

refund process begins after the second week

of classes. Students who pay with a credit card

will be refunded directly back to the card if 60

days from the original transaction date. Greater

than 60 days and all other academic refunds,

including financial aid and scholarship refunds,

will be refunded through BankMobile based

on which refund preference a student chooses.

Please visit

refundselection.com

to ensure your

BankMobile refund preference is activated. For

more information, please contact the Student

Accounts Office at 301.846.2456 or BankMobile

at 1.877.405.1856. Additional information

regarding tuition refund appeals is shown in the

Tuition and Fees Policy and Procedures.

Senior Citizen Tuition

Benefit Policy

Students age 60 and older who are Maryland

residents may take classes at FCC tuition-free

if they register starting July 31 for fall. Students

must pay fees. See the

Tuition & Fees

on page 2

for an explanation of fees. You can register before

this date to reserve space, but you will have to

pay full tuition and will not be eligible for the

tuition-free benefit. There is no waiver of fees.

Disabled and Retired

Any resident of Maryland who is out of the

workforce due to total and permanent disability

who enrolls in a class that has at least ten

regularly enrolled students is exempt from

payment of tuition as defined in Section 16-106,

Education Article, Annotated Code of Maryland.

An individual can take up to 12 credits per

semester if enrolled in classes as part of a

degree or certificate program designed to lead

to employment. Individuals not enrolled in a

degree or certificate program will be limited to

six credits per semester.

In order to receive this waiver of tuition:

1. An individual must provide the College

with certification of their total and

permanent disability from the Social Security

Administration, the Railroad Retirement Board,

or in the case of a former federal employee,

the Office of Personnel Management.

2. Individuals enrolled in a degree or certificate

program must apply for any state or federal

student financial aid. Payment for all course

fees will be required in order to have classes

held. Please refer to the payment chart listed

within the Financial Aid section.

a. Any student financial aid, other than a

student loan, received by the student

shall be applied first to pay the individual’s

tuition.

b. The waiver shall apply to the difference, if

any, between the charge for tuition and the

financial aid award, not including a student

loan that the individual receives.