Colorado Mountain College Housing Costs

How Do Colorado Mountain College's Housing Costs Compare to the National Average?

It is very important to understand all of the costs associated with attending college so you can prepare appropriately. The expense of housing, meal plans, and supplies can really mound up after 4 years (or maybe more)! Make the best financial decision for yourself by taking these costs into account.

On this page you will find:

• Living Expenses Outline
• Room & Board Trends and Total Expenses
• Meal Plans and Housing Requirements
• Housing Costs Comparison
• References

Colorado Mountain College Living Expenses Most of the undergraduates at Colorado Mountain College take all of their classes part-time and therfore less likely to need dining plans and dorm options.

Colorado Mountain College offers students both housing and dining options. The on-campus housing charge for any standard student was $5,960 in 2021, and the cost of an average dining plan was $4,920.

The next table outlines expected prices at Colorado Mountain College for both on-campus and off-campus housing, meal plans and other charges.

Planning on Spending Four Years in the Dorms? Estimated Cost is $58,715

There has been an average 4.7% cost change annually for the last five years in Colorado Mountain College housing and dining costs, compared to a nationwide average change of 2.4%. If present trends continue, incoming freshmen in 2022 will spend about $13,821 in housing, meals and other costs in the first year of attendance. Those young people would wind up spending approximately $14,374 in their second year, and $15,564 in their 4th year.

Over the complete degree (assuming you graduate on-time) the sum will be around $58,715 for a four-year stay or $28,196 for two years.

* estimated

How to Finance Your Colorado Mountain College Education?

Answers to Questions About Living on Campus at Colorado Mountain College

Are you wondering whether you may be required to live on campus? If you are a first-time full-time student, some schools may require it. See the table below to find out whether Colorado Mountain College does or not, as well as the on-campus housing capacity.

Not Able to Find Campus Expenses

Room and board at Colorado Mountain College as compared to average costs was not available. This might be due to the fact most students enrolled here are distance learners

References

• Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System

• National Center for Education Statistics

More about our data sources and methodologies.