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2020 - 2021 FCC Academic Catalog

E.

Health Manpower Shortage

The Maryland Higher Education Commission

designates certain Maryland public

community college programs as Health

Manpower Shortage Programs. Students

who are Maryland residents may enroll in

a designated Health Manpower Shortage

Program at any Maryland public community

college in the State at in-county tuition and

fees regardless of their county of residence

based upon funding. Please refer to the

Academic Catalog for eligible programs.

F.

Mid-Maryland Allied Healthcare

Education Consortium

Frederick, Carroll, and Howard Community

Colleges participate in the Mid-Maryland

Allied Healthcare Education Consortium.

The Consortium allows residents of all

three counties to enroll in eligible clinical

coursework at any of the three colleges at

in-county tuition rates. Please refer to the

Academic Catalog for eligible programs.

G.

Statewide Instructional Programs

Certain programs offered at community

colleges throughout Maryland are designated

by the Maryland Higher Education Commission

as statewide. Maryland residents may enroll in

these specialized programs and receive all, or

a portion of, the difference in tuition between

t

he in-county and out-of-county tuition

costs if a similar program does not exist in

their county of residence. Please refer to the

Academic Catalog for eligible programs.

H.

Out-of-County/Out-of-State Students

Employed by Business Entities in Maryland

Out-of-county or out-of-state students

employed by entities within Frederick

County that offer an employee tuition

reimbursement program may be eligible for

in-county tuition, regardless of the student’s

legal domicile. The student must provide

verification of participation by the employer

in the tuition reimbursement program and

of current employment from the Human

Resources Office of their employer.

An employer doing business in Maryland

may enter into an agreement with the

College whereby their eligible employees

who participate in workforce training at FCC

may be eligible for in-state tuition rates.

I.

Foster Care Recipients

Individuals who meet the following

criteria are eligible to apply for the

Maryland Tuition Waiver for Foster Care

Recipients. Eligible individuals are exempt

from paying tuition and mandatory

fees. To be eligible, students must:

1. Complete and file a Free Application for

Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year for

which they are seeking a tuition waiver.

2. Have been placed in an out-of-home

placement by the Maryland Department

of Human Resources and either:

a. Reside in an out of home placement in

Maryland at the time they graduated

from high school or successfully

completed a general equivalency

development examination (GED), or

b. Reside in an out-of-home placement

on the individual’s 18th birthday, or

c. Reside in an out-of-home placement

on their 13th birthday and was

placed into guardianship or adopted

out of an out-of-home placement

after their 13th birthday; or

d. Be the younger sibling of a child who

meets the qualifications stated in either

a. or b. above and was placed into

guardianship or adopted concurrently

out of an out-of-home placement by the

same guardianship or adoptive family; or

e. Resided in an out-of-home placement

in the state for at least one (1) year

on or after the individual’s 13th

birthday and returned to live with

the individual’s parents after the

out-of-home placement ended.

3. Enroll in a certificate/license

credit and/or noncredit vocational

program or as a degree-seeking

student on or before age 25.

4. Continue to be exempt from paying

tuition and fees until five (5) years after

first enrolling as a candidate for an

associate degree or vocational certificate.

5. Maintain satisfactory academic

progress standards to remain

eligible for the program.

J.

Unaccompanied Homeless Youth

The Maryland Tuition Waiver for

Unaccompanied Homeless Youth is

available to unaccompanied homeless

youth. Eligible individuals are exempt

from paying tuition and mandatory

fees. To be eligible, students must:

1. Be declared as an unaccompanied

homeless youth who is not in the physical

custody of a parent or guardian and be a

homeless child or youth as defined by the

McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistant Act.

2. Complete and file a Free Application for

Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year for

which they are seeking a tuition waiver.

3. Enroll in a credit or non-credit vocational

certificate program or as a degree-

seeking student on or before age 25.

4. Continue to be exempt from paying

tuition and fees until five (5) years after

first enrolling as a candidate for an

associate degree or vocational certificate.

5. Maintain satisfactory academic

progress standards to remain

eligible for the program.

K.

Maryland Dream Act, Delayed

Action Child Arrival (DACA) and

Temporary Protected Status (TPS)

St

udents who are in the category of

“Deferred Action Childhood Arrivals” (DACA),

or “Temporary Protected Status” (TPS) are

eligible to establish in-state/in-county

residency for tuition purposes. Please refer

to the Residency Policy and Procedures.

In-county residency status for eligible

“International/Foreign National Students”

must meet the same three (3) months

requirements and proof of residency

documents as all other students.

Further information can be found at

https://www.frederick.edu/credit-

admissions/dream-act.aspx.

L.

Eligible FCC Employees

Some FCC employees and their family

members are eligible for tuition

waivers. Please refer to the Employee

Handbook for detailed information.

M.

Dual Enrollment High School Aged

Open Campus Enrollment

Students sixteen years of age or older

may enroll in college courses held at

FCC while concurrently enrolled in high

school studies. This includes Frederick

County students enrolled in public,

private and home schooled. Students

pay 75% of tuition plus all fees.

Tuition is waived for Frederick County

Public School (FCPS) students who are

eligible for free and reduced meals.

Students should seek guidance approval,

complete the following form and return

it to Student Accounts located within

the Enrollment Center on the first floor

of Jefferson Hall to receive the waiver.

For FCPS Students:

https://www.frederick.edu/credit-

admissions/downloads/registration-forms/

applicationfordualenrollment.aspx