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College of DuPage Tuition & Costs |
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$8,674 | tuition |
$9,153 | off campus room & board |
$1,384 | books and supplies |
$986 | fees |
$10,774 | tuition |
$9,153 | off campus room & board |
$1,384 | books and supplies |
$986 | fees |
Colleges like College of DuPage are working hard to make tuition affordable to deserving students.
Use our tool to get a quick guess about your actual costs and links to tools to get an even better estimate directly form the college.
68% | of students receive aid |
39% | get federal aid ($4,590 avg) |
17% | get state aid ($1,695 avg) |
5% | get institn'l aid ($2,978 avg) |
61% | get loans ($4,651 avg) |
Tuition has dropped recently, and we are not sure what it will do next. We decided to play it safe and make our projections equal to our most recent year of data.
$4,842,247 |
Annual Aid Awarded |
Aid/Loans |
Average Amount | Percent Awarded |
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Grant or Scholarship Aid | $5,129 | 43% |
Federal Grant Aid | $4,590 | 39% |
Pell Grants | $4,578 | 39% |
Other Federal Grants | $915 | 1% |
Institution Grant Aid | $2,978 | 5% |
State Grant Aid | $1,695 | 17% |
Student Loans | $4,651 | 61% |
Federal Loans | $4,763 | 58% |
Other Loans | $5,593 | 0% |
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Financial Aid Timeline |
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Financial aid priority deadline: | April 30 |
Financial aid deadline: | - |
College will notify student of financial aid decisions on or about: | - |
Student must reply to financial aid decision by: | - |
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425 Fawell Blvd. |
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137-6599 |
(630) 942-2800 |
http://www.cod.edu/tuition/index.aspx |
In State | $322 |
Out of State | $392 |
You only pay for the classes you take. Tuition is literally just your classes' prices added up. (Plus whatever books you might buy/rent - and I recommend renting.) And the classes and degree are transferrable, so that's a lot of money saved compared to if you went to a university first. There's so much there for you to use, and it's all free. You actually don't even have to be a student for a lot of it! Definitely worth the cost.
Read MoreCost effective. Pay little for the same quality (if not more)
Read MoreYou cannot beat the cost of tuition and books for two years of college and an Associates degree. COD works with a ton of colleges nation-wide to make sure classes transfer. You can get all your requirements done for a fraction of the cost of a four year college and then when you transfer. Pay for the classes that you WANT TO SPECIALIZE in. You cannot beat that with a stick! The thought of coming out of college with little to no debt, even after a four year degree is a huge deal. There are too many of us that come out of college owing thousands of dollars!! How do you get ahead? COD is the answer. We are luck to have such a great resource in our area.
Read MoreGreat choice for acquiring an associate's degree. This is a very reputable college and is super inexpensive. Highly recommend going here and then transferring- especially if you're undecided!
Read MoreVery cost effective and lots of options for classes for a community college. If you compare COD to other community colleges you find that they really don't offer as much as COD.
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