Seeking a very cheap US community college

<p>Hello,</p>

<p>I'm from Morocco and next month I'll get my associated degree equivalent, my country have a very poor education system, I want to continue my studies in USA, and I can pay every year from $4000 to $7000.</p>

<p>I just started an online project, and I'm earning now from $1500 - $2200 per month, can this help me to get a reduction of some financial aid the first year ?</p>

<p>I want to know some tuition cheap community colleges, and if I get my diploma from a community college, can I continue my studies in an university ?</p>

<p>Btw, we can't send money outside Morocco, so I can't pay application fees from my country to receive the I-20 paper, can these fees be included later with tuition fees ?
Sorry for my poor English.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance,
Hamza.</p>

<p>Hi,
Try Los Angeles harbour college. BTW how are you earning that money? Please PM me :D</p>

<p>Hi,</p>

<p>Thanks for the college :wink:
I sent you a PM.</p>

<p>Hi Hamza–</p>

<p>1–An associate degree is the same as a community college degree. Do you really want another AA?</p>

<p>2–Non-resident tuition at California community colleges is $173 per unit. There is an additional capital outlay fee of $30 per unit for all non-California resident students. So, if you take 15 units a semester, it will cost around $6100 a year just for fees. You will still need to factor in books and living expenses.</p>

<p>3–I-20 fees must be paid when you apply. I believe all the schools will want a US money order with the application. You might check with a bank.</p>

<p>4–You might find that financial aid for foreign students almost non-existent for foreign students. </p>

<p>Good luck!</p>

<p>Hi,</p>

<p>Thank you so much for this valuable information.</p>

<p>I want another US AA, and after transfer to an university, because in Morocco we have the worst educational system in the globe, and I think I’ll apply for Spring session for financial reasons.</p>

<p>There are some community colleges in the south that also have on-campus housing, if that is needed (maybe elsewhere, I only know about these from researching for someone) - and many in GA and MS have transfer agreements to 4-yr schools.
GA: North GA, Middle GA, GA Northwestern
MS: Holmes, Hinds, Meridian, MS Delta, MS Gulf coast</p>

<p>I’m sure there are many others - use the SuperMatch on CC to find others in your range.</p>

<p>Hi theshark, Perhaps you could look at some options in Canada for your price range.For example Thompson Rivers University has a tuition of $4000,and room and board of $3000.They offer bachelors degrees and diplomas.Check it out [Thompson</a> Rivers University](<a href=“http://www.tru.ca%5DThompson”>http://www.tru.ca)</p>

<p>Hey Shark, I can not help you with a cheap college, so sorry for that, but I’d really love to hear how you’re earning so much a month, so please send me a PM about that as well :D</p>

<p>Thanks,</p>

<p>Scylin</p>

<p>EAC(Eastern Arizona College)in Thatcher, Arizona. Tuition,Room and board is anywhere less than 7k–depending where in the country you’re from.(:</p>

<p>[Eastern</a> Arizona College Homepage](<a href=“http://www.eac.edu%5DEastern”>http://www.eac.edu)</p>