For the cost of classes I think the college could provide a little more assistance to students but compared to other local colleges, classes are extremely cheap so you get what you pay for in a way.

Deltech’s tuition is around $2,400 per year, with a few hundred dollars in fees and several hundred dollars in books. My tuition + books + fees for the first year cost about $3,600. However, I was eligible for the SEED scholarship program (a Delaware state scholarship) that paid for the full tuition of Deltech, bringing my cost down to about $1,200. I also spent about $200 to attend two summer classes (tuition was paid by SEED). So, for about $2,600, I’ll receive my AAS degree and be eligible to transfer to a four year college (since Deltech is an accredited college). Although most of my classes won’t transfer, if I can even shave off one year from a four year college, I will have saved much more than $2,600, making Deltech a huge money saver. Note however, that these costs do not cover the cost of living, including food and gas. Also, going to a community college like Deltech allows me to have a college transcript and apply as a transfer student to other universities, causing my high school grades to become slightly less important or even not required at all.