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Below you will find several tables that estimate the cost of attending Trocaire College. The financial figures are estimates. Your costs could be slightly more or less depending on your financial circumstances. Funding for your education comes in several ways:
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PELL Federal Grant
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Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
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Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG) Federal Grant
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Federal Loans
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Stafford Loan (subsidized and unsubsidized)
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Federal Plus Loan (loan for parents)
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TAP State Grant
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College grants, awards, and scholarships
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Work Study
- Alternative loans from private lending institutions
Grants, awards, and scholarships are funds given to you that you are not required to pay back. Most loans require a payment plan after you graduate. Others require payment on “interest charges” while you are in school, and then a payment plan after graduation.
Additional funding is available for those students who are disabled, a Service Veteran, a Native American, or a child of a deceased policeman or fireman. Tax credits are also available.
Trocaire College Current Tuition & Fees
Dependent Students(1) Seeking a Liberal Arts Degree on a Full-time Basis
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Tuition and Fees |
$10,974 |
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Books & Supplies |
$1,000 |
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Room & Board |
$1,500 |
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Personal Needs |
$800 |
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Transportation |
$1,000 |
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Total |
$15,274 |
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Total Estimated Annual Cost |
$15,274 |
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Expected Family Contribution(2) |
$-2,500 |
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Financial Need |
$12,774 |
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Estimated TAP/PELL/OTHER GRANTS |
$-5,800 |
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Work Study(3) |
$-2,400 |
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Remaining Financial Need |
$4,574 |
Dependent Students(1) Seeking a Health Science Degree on a Full-time Basis
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Tuition & Fees |
$12,224 |
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Books & Supplies |
$1,200 |
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Room & Board |
$1,500 |
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Personal Needs |
$800 |
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Transportation |
$1,000 |
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Total |
$16,724 |
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Total Estimated Annual Cost |
$16,724 |
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Expected Family Contribution(2) |
$-2,500 |
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Financial Need |
$14,224 |
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Estimated TAP/PELL/OTHER GRANTS |
$-5,800 |
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Work Study(3) |
$-2,400 |
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Remaining Financial Need |
$6,024 |
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A “dependent student” is one who is claimed as a dependent member of a household for income tax purposes.
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Expected Family Contribution is a mathematical formula used to determine how much of a family’s resources should be considered “available” for college expenses.
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Work-Study allows you to work while you go to college and reduces the amount of money you have to borrow to pay for college.
Independent Students(1) Seeking a Business or Liberal Arts Degree on a Full-time Basis
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Tuition and Fees |
$10,974 |
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Books & Supplies |
$1,000 |
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Room & Board |
$3,000 |
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Personal Needs |
$900 |
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Transportation |
$1,000 |
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Total |
$16,874 |
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Total Estimated Annual Cost |
$16,874 |
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Expected Family Contribution(2) |
$-2,000 |
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Financial Need |
$14,874 |
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Estimated TAP/PELL/OTHER GRANTS |
$-5,800 |
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Work Study(3) |
$-2,400 |
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Remaining Financial Need |
$6,674 |
Independent Students(1) Seeking a Health Science Degree on a Full-time Basis
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Tuition and Fees |
$12,224 |
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Books & Supplies |
$1,200 |
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Room & Board |
$3,000 |
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Personal Needs |
$900 |
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Transportation |
$1,000 |
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Total |
$18,324 |
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Total Estimated Annual Cost |
$18,324 |
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Expected Family Contribution(2) |
$-2,000 |
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Financial Need |
$16,324 |
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Estimated TAP/PELL/OTHER GRANTS |
$-5,800 |
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Work Study(3) |
$2,400 |
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Remaining Financial Need |
$8,124 |
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An “independent student” is one who reports only his or her own income (a spouse if applicable) for tax purposes. Students who are age 24 by December 31st of the year are automatically considered independent. Students who are veterans, orphans or wards are also considered independent.
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Expected Family Contribution is a mathematical formula used to determine how much of the independent student’s financial resources should be considered “available” for college expenses.
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Work-Study allows you to work while you go to college and reduces the amount of money you have to borrow to pay for college.