BCC offers more opportunities and a debt free future. Whether you've dipped your toe
into higher education, or found the four-year schooling to be a bit too much - or
you just weren't ready then - BCC is ready for you now.
BCC offers the best college experience that transfers to hundreds of four-year schools,
and smaller class sizes means you'll get a better education and more one on one support.
BCC is here to offer you more opportunity that you can take with you, anywhere.
Below are some of the most popular schools BCC students transfer to after receiving
their associate's degree. Here is what you can save - on tuition and fees alone, leaving
aside room & board - if you attend BCC for your first two years.
The cost of tuition and fees at BCC for a full-time, in-state student is $6,692 per year.
Institution
Them
Us
Yearly Savings
Williams College
$57,280
$6,692
$50,588
Boston University
$55,892
$6,692
$49,200
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
$55,378
$6,692
$48,686
Smith College
$54,224
$6,692
$47,532
Northeastern University
$53,506
$6,692
$46,814
Mount Holyoke College
$52,258
$6,692
$45,566
Springfield College
$39,305
$6,692
$32,613
Western New England University
$37,992
$6,692
$31,300
Johnson & Wales University — Providence
$33,404
$6,692
$26,712
UMass Amherst
$16,389
$6,692
$9,697
UMass Lowell
$15,648
$6,692
$8,956
UMass Boston
$14,167
$6,692
$7,475
UMass Dartmouth
$13,921
$6,692
$7,229
Salem State University
$11,284
$6,692
$4,592
MCLA
$10,734
$6,692
$4,042
Westfield State University
$10,429
$6,692
$3,737
Fitchburg State University
$10,355
$6,692
$3,663
Framingham State University
$10,335
$6,692
$3,643
Worcester State University
$10,161
$6,692
$3,469
Source: CollegeBoard.com tuition & fees for the 2019-2020 academic year. These costs are for tuition and fees
only. They do not include the cost of books, educational supplies or room and board.