Tuition Cost and Fees

Tuition Cost and Fees

What Will it Cost?

Mohave College tuition and fees are among the most affordable in the state of Arizona.

Students who complete the Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC) core classes before transferring to a university will save more than $6,000 in tuition alone. Those who complete a Mohave associate of arts, business or science degree before transferring to an in-state university will save approximately $15,000 in tuition alone compared to students who spend their freshman and sophomore year at the university.

2026-27 Academic Year

Type of Student 0 – 200 Level Cost (per credit hour) 300 – 400 Level Cost (per credit hour)
In-state Students $98 $147
Out-of-state Students $353 $529
Western Undergrad Exchange Rate* $147 $219
Active Duty Military $147 $213

Financial Aid – Financial aid in the form of grants, scholarships, loans, and employment are available to help ensure that those who want to attend Mohave College have the opportunity. Financial aid is available for working adults as well as recent high school graduates. We also offer a tuition payment plan.

Learn more about 26-27 Institution & Course Fees.

*Western Undergraduate Exchange – Mohave College participates in the Western Undergraduate Exchange Program (WUE), a program of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE). Residents of eligible states (currently Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming) will be charged significantly reduced WUE tuition.

The Mohave College Governing Board reserves the right to change or withdraw, without notice, curriculum, policies, tuition, or any other matters described in college publications or online.

Senior Citizen Tuition Rate – A Senior Citizen Tuition Rate applies to students who meet Arizona state residency requirements and are at least 62 years of age at the time of registration. Tuition for credit courses is set at 50% of the regular tuition as set by the Governing Board. All fees for credit courses (technology fees, lab fees, etc.) are set at 100%.

Estimated Yearly Cost

Type of Student 0 – 200 Level Cost 300 – 400 Level Cost 
In-state Students $2,352 $3,528
Out-of-state Students $8,472 $12,696
Western Undergrad Exchange Rate* $3,504 $5,256
Active Duty Military $3,504 $5,088

Books, Supplies, and Equipment

Item Cost per Credit Estimated Yearly Cost
Books & Materials $30 $720

Transportation and Personal Expenses

Item Cost per Week Estimated Yearly Cost
Transportation $81 $2,592
Personal Expenses $70 $2,100

Housing and Meals

Housing Type Cost per Week Estimated Yearly Cost
Single Student $387 $6,192
Single Student w/ Dependents $456 $7,296
Married Student $469 $7,504
Married Student w/ Dependents $537 $8,592
Housing & Meals On-Campus $280 $4,200
Transportation On-Campus $41 $1,312

Program Fees (Per Academic Period)

Program Fee per Period Yearly Cost
Art $60 $120
Auto Collision $175 $350
Auto Service Technology $184 $368
Baking & Pastry $155 $310
Biology $77 $144
Building Trades $575 $575
Computer-Aided Design $300 $600
Cosmetology $1,667 $3,334
Culinary Degree $133 $266
Dental Assisting $357 $357
Dental Hygiene $1,851 $3,702
Dental Hygiene (Summer) $1,140 $1,140
Electrical Commercial $510 $1,020
Electrical Residential $180 $360
Fire Academy $2,500 $2,500
Food Management $100 $100
Food Prep Certificate $420 $840
HVAC $525 $1,050
Industrial Maintenance and Mechatronics $175 $350
Manufacturing Processes and Systems $248 $496
Medical Assisting $475 $950
Medical Laboratory Assistant $500 $1,000
Paramedic $1,089 $2,178
Phlebotomy $150 $300
Physical Therapy $990 $1,980
Physical Therapy Assistant (Summer) $330 $330
Radiologic Technology $380 $760
Registered Nursing (RN) $1,000 $2,000
Respiratory Therapist Assistant $337 $674
Sonography $342 $684
Surgical Technology $250 $500
Visual Communications $50 $100
Welding $1,322 $2,644

 



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