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Community Colleges Will No Longer Charge Application Fee [Education News]

Financing April 2018
New Hampshire's community colleges say they will no longer charge an application fee. Applicants no longer have to pay $20 to apply to any of the state's seven community colleges. The community colleges also won't charge an orientation fee, which is usually $30 to $40.

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire's community colleges say they will no longer charge an application fee.

Applicants no longer have to pay $20 to apply to any of the state's seven community colleges.

The community colleges also won't charge an orientation fee, which is usually $30 to $40.  College officials say students are encouraged to attend orientation in order to help them successfully transition to college, but many choose not to attend because of the fees.

Photo Courtesy of Manchester Community College’s Facebook page

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