Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates who live in state · Average cost after grants and scholarships per academic year.
2023-24
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Madera, California
Madera Community College
Public
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Average cost after grants$7,1552023-24
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Students, costs & outcomes
Understand the numbers →Costs & financial aid
$7,155
Tuition
Undergraduate students who live in state · per academic year.
2024-25
Tuition
Undergraduate students from out of state · per academic year.
2024-25
Required fees
Undergraduate students who live in state · per academic year.
2024-25
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Tuition
Undergraduate students who live in the college’s district · per academic year.
2024-25
Required fees
Undergraduate students who live in the college’s district · per academic year.
2024-25
Required fees
Undergraduate students from out of state · per academic year.
2024-25
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates who live in state · Average cost after financial aid per academic year.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates who live in state · Average cost after financial aid per academic year · Family income: $0–$30,000.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates who live in state · Average cost after financial aid per academic year · Family income: $30,001–$48,000.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates who live in state · Average cost after financial aid per academic year · Family income: $48,001–$75,000.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates who live in state · Average cost after financial aid per academic year · Family income: $75,001–$110,000.
2023-24
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Location & contact
30277 Avenue 12, Madera, CA, 93638-8321
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