New England College freezes tuition again

Students walk through campus in between classes at New England College in Henniker on Friday, Jan. 27, 2017. The bridge connecting campus to downtown Henniker is seen in the background. (ELIZABETH FRANTZ / Monitor staff)

Students walk through campus in between classes at New England College in Henniker on Friday, Jan. 27, 2017. The bridge connecting campus to downtown Henniker is seen in the background. (ELIZABETH FRANTZ / Monitor staff) Elizabeth Frantz

Published: 01-11-2024 3:08 PM

New England College in Henniker says it has frozen tuition for the next academic year, keeping it at the 2022 level of $20,089 a semester for a bachelor’s degree.

As is the case at many colleges, many students at NEC pay far less than ful tuition due to grants and scholarships. NEC says on-campus are expected to pay a yearly average tuition of $12,500. That does not include room and board, which can add roughly $10,000 to the cost per semester depending on the type of housing.

The freeze applies to all of NEC’s on-campus and online students. An online bachelor’s degree costs $10,500 per year on average, the school said.

Community college transfer students are eligible for a flat tuition rate of $10,000 per year, as well as up to 90 transfer credits toward a New England College degree.

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