As a community college the value for your money if you are in-district is awesome, and some of the classes were better than what I had at Michigan Tech. Even the In-State and Out-of-State tuition is a bargain compared to most 4-year universities.

I went my first year at Washtenaw Community College for free. I got work study, an $800 per semester scholarship and tuition is fairly low. Comparing that to when I went to a 4 year university for a year where I did two semesters and have a little over $4,000 in debt.

At $96 a credit hour for in county students and $149 for out of county students, Washtenaw remains the best value for college education in southeast Michigan. We have amazing facilities and top notch instructors. Most of the instructors at WCC currently work in their field and/or teach at one of the nearby universities.

I paid out of district tuition, but still paid less than I would have at a larger university.

The classes are less expensive than a 4 year college's are, but they are taught by experienced professors so you are taking the same class you would at a university for much less.