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Long Beach City College Tuition & Costs |
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Long Beach City College Tuition & Costs
Your Estimated Price
$15,465 Annual Cost to Attend
Cost Breakdown
| $1,104 | tuition |
| $12,492 | off campus room & board |
| $1,791 | books and supplies |
| $78 | fees |
$21,633 Annual Cost to Attend
Cost Breakdown
| $7,272 | tuition |
| $12,492 | off campus room & board |
| $1,791 | books and supplies |
| $78 | fees |
Estimated Net Price
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Average Aid
$622 Annual Institutional Aid
Average Aid
| 75% | of students receive aid |
| 64% | get federal aid ($4,472 avg) |
| 75% | get state aid ($1,380 avg) |
| 8% | get institn'l aid ($622 avg) |
| 3% | get loans ($3,982 avg) |
Tuition Trends
Historical Tuition and Fees, with Projected Future Amounts
Future projections are based on past four years' data averaging 0.00% annual change in in-state tuition and fees and 3.25% change in out-of-state tuition and fees. Amounts shown are estimates only and not guaranteed. For a better estimate, contact the college directly.
Financial Aid
| $8,453,898 |
Annual Aid Awarded |
Aid/Loans |
Average Amount | Percent Awarded |
|---|---|---|
| Grant or Scholarship Aid | $5,238 | 75% |
| Federal Grant Aid | $4,472 | 64% |
| Pell Grants | $4,467 | 64% |
| Other Federal Grants | $450 | 1% |
| Institution Grant Aid | $622 | 8% |
| State Grant Aid | $1,380 | 75% |
| Student Loans | $3,982 | 3% |
| Federal Loans | $3,982 | 3% |
| Other Loans | - | 0% |
Merit Aid Available
Financial Aid Timeline |
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| Financial aid priority deadline: | May 6 |
| Financial aid deadline: | - |
| College will notify student of financial aid decisions on or about: | - |
| Student must reply to financial aid decision by: | - |
Financial Aid Contact Info
| 4901 E. Carson St. |
| Long Beach, CA 90808-1706 |
| (562) 938-4111 |
| http://www.lbcc.edu/FinancialAid |
Costs Per Credit Hour
| In State | $46 |
| Out of State | $276 |
Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Bang for the buck
- Erica from Long Beach, CA
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Jun-11-2014
I am
a current student here
If your paying for everything yourself I suggest going to LBCC if your using FAFSA I would still suggest LBCC.
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- Beth from Lakewood, CA
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May-01-2014
I am
a current student here
While the fees continue to rise, attending a community college will always be the most cost efficient option for lower level classes.
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- AJ from Long Beach, CA
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Mar-16-2014
I am
a current student here
Most of the universities that I have sought to attend, cost about $35,000-$50,000 per school year, but by attending LBCC for 2-3, I will have been able to save almost $100,000, spending time on my GEs. Some students worry that the standards of a community college are not up to par, but I have had about 10 studious friends that have proved otherwise. They have started from LBCC with me, and have moved on to the University of Hawaii, USC, UCLA, UCSD, and UCD. It does more than save you thousands of dollars, it prepares your mentally for university academics.
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- Mandrake from San Pedro, CA
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Jan-10-2014
I am
a current student here
My plan after graduating from high school was to go straight to a fancy university where I can finish and get my bachelor degree by the age of 21. With the financial crisis that I personal have it would not be possible for me. Even though the help from financial aids, I would have dropped out of college. I explored my second option to go on to a community college. Long Beach City College has been, by far, helping me putting a little to the side for my personal use in terms of budget. The courses are inexpensive equivalent to university level with half the tuition off.
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