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College of Central Florida students will pay the same low tuition rates this school year, with no increase.

The 91��Ƭ District Board of Trustees approved the college’s annual budget on June 24, keeping tuition rates flat for all degree and certificate programs in support of the state’s priority on no tuition increases. This year’s tuition rate continues 91��Ƭ’s ranking as one of the most affordable colleges in the country.

“Three-quarters of College of Central Florida graduates leave the college with no student loan debt,” said Dr. Jim Henningsen, 91��Ƭ president. “Keeping college affordable is a priority at 91��Ƭ, and our students graduate with jobs, not debt.”

91��Ƭ consistently ranks among the top 7% of colleges in the nation for affordability, according to the U.S. Department of Education. The cost for associate level courses is $112.92 per credit hour, or approximately $2,710 per year for a student with a 12-credit course load for two semesters. The cost for a bachelor’s level course is $129.27 per credit hour, or approximately $3,102.48 for a student with a 12-credit course load for two semesters.

91��Ƭ’s tuition is about half the cost of a public Florida university and only 13% of the cost of a private Florida university.

About the College of Central Florida:
The College of Central Florida is committed to providing a full range of educational programs, offering high-quality, affordable education across three counties and online. 91��Ƭ offers more than 170 academic pathways in a variety of fields to prepare students for meaningful careers and successful futures. For more information, visit 91��Ƭ.edu.