Fee Rates for Audit, Senior Citizen & Disabled Students

Audit Students’ Fees

Students enrolling in regular college classes as auditors will pay the same fees (including the application fee and any late registration) as those enrolling for credit.

Senior Citizens’ Fees

Persons 60 years of age and over who are domiciled in Tennessee may audit credit classes at no maintenance charge, providing there is space available and sufficient fee enrollment. Special fees may be charged where required. Senior citizens who audit classes will be required to submit an application for admission to the College, but are not required to pay the $10.00 application fee.

Persons 65 years of age and over who are domiciled in Tennessee may take classes for credit with a maximum fee of $70.00, providing there is space available and sufficient fee enrollment. Regents Online Degree Program courses have a special online course fee that is charged in addition to the $70.00 maximum fee. All admissions requirements must be met and the $10.00 application fee will be charged. Senior citizens must verify their birth date, either with their drivers license or birth certificate.

Totally Disabled Persons’ Fees

Persons who are permanently totally disabled and domiciled in Tennessee may audit classes at no maintenance charge, provided there is space available and sufficient fee enrollment. Special fees may be charged where required. Totally disabled persons who audit classes will be required to submit an application for admission to the College, but are not required to pay the $10.00 application fee.

Totally disabled persons who are domiciled in Tennessee may take classes for credit with a maximum fee of $70.00, providing there is space available and sufficient fee enrollment. Regents Online Degree Program courses have a special online course fee that is charged in addition to the $70.00 maximum fee. All admissions requirements must be met and the $10.00 application fee will be charged.

Totally disabled persons must provide the College an affidavit or certificate from a physician, or an agency that has adjudicated the person to be totally disabled. Forms are available in the Office of Disability Services, Wood 108.