Most individuals calculate the cost of education by the amount of tuition and fees charged plus the cost of books and supplies. These are direct educational expenses. There are, however, indirect educational expenses, such as transportation expenses, for which students will need to budget. The chart below illustrates examples of both in-state and out-of-state budgets for full-time college credit and vocational credit students for one academic year (Fall Semester and Spring Semester).
Please note—Tuition for in-state BAS students: $2,082; out-of state BAS: $12,792
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Full-Time College Credit Budget |
In-State | Out-of-State |
| Tuition (24 credits) | $1,878* | $7,064* |
|
Books and Supplies
Personal
Total Budget |
$ 900 $ 2,128 (dependent) $10,000 (independent) $ 1,624 dep. / $1,600 independent $ 1,000 dep. / $1,800 independent _______ $ 7,530(dependent) $16,168 (independent) |
$ 900 $ 2,128 (dependent) $10,000 (independent) $ 1,624 dep. / $1,600 independent $ 1,000 dep. / $1,800 independent ________ $12,716 (dependent) $21,364 (independent) |
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Full-Time Vocational Credit Budget |
In-State |
Out-of-State |
| Tuition (24 credits) | $1,540* | $6,156* |
|
Books and Supplies
Personal
|
$ 900 $ 2,128 (dependent) $10,000 (independent) $1,624 dep. / $1,600 independent $1,000 dep. / $1,800 independent _______ $ 7,192 (dependent) $15,840 (independent) |
$ 900 $ 2,128 (dependent) $10,000 (independent) $1,624 dep. / $1,600 independent $1,000 dep. / $1,800 independent ________ $ 11,808 (dependent) $ 20,456 (independent) |
| Some programs of study have additional costs. Please refer to the Program Descriptions. |
*Based on 2008-2009rates. *The 2009-2010 rates may increase due to legislative action and/or District Board of Trustees action. | Please note, Daytona State College does not provide residence halls. |
