Pima Community College tuition will increase $2 per credit for the 2022-23 academic year, its Governing Board decided Wednesday.
The board also voted to permanently offer “success support courses†for first-year students at no cost in tuition or service fees, a PCC news release said.
Revenue from the increased tuition will fund the college’s plan to lend students laptops and tablets, provide Wi-Fi hot spots, and to expand student scholarship programs, the release said.
The per-credit tuition rates set for 2022-23 are:
In-state resident: $89
Nonresident classroom: fall/spring $310.50; summer $239.50
Nonresident online: $220.50
The board did not change service fees. The fees will remain: processing fee, $15 per semester; technology fee, $2.50 per credit; student services fee $3 per credit.
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