Cleveland State Community College

CSCC offers many types of financial aid including: Federal Grants, Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loans, Federal Work Study, State Grants and Scholarships and Institutional Scholarships. Come see us for more information!

In-State per semester (12 credit hours and fees) $2,169.00*; Out-of-State per semester (12 credit hours and fees) $8,457.00* (*as of Fall 2019)

Cleveland State Community College accepts transfer work from all regionally accredited institutions. Courses not awarded through this process are able to be petitioned.

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Associate of Arts (A.A.); Associate of Fine Arts (A.F.A); Associate of Science (A.S.); Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.); Technical Certificates (CRT)

Students who have technical or vocational credits must speak to an academic advisor to determine equivalency.

Institutional Challenge Exams, ACE-Military, CLEP, ACT, Advanced Placement (AP), Cambridge, International Baccalaureate (IB) and Portfolio Assessment.

CSCC's Adult Support Services offers many services, such as personalized assistance for admissions, readmission and/or transfer assistance, assistance with understanding academic policies, rules, and regulations, providing information and forms regarding services, offices, and departments at CSCC. Adult Support Services also provides information on careers, childcare, financial aid (TN Reconnect & Institutional scholarships), and personalized referral to other college services and outside community agencies. To learn more about TN Reconnect at Cleveland State, visit: mycs.cc/reconnect

CSCC is a Certified VETS Campus. Resources are provided to help veterans successfully transition from military life to student life. The Veterans Services Office provides support, advocacy, and assistance for veterans, military service members, and their dependents. The VA School Certifying Official assists students and helps them access their VA educational benefits.

CSCC offers online and evening classes.

CSCC offers extended hours during peak enrollment/registration time. Contact Enrollment Services for more information, 423-473-2451.

Students who were academically suspended from their most recent transfer institution will be placed on academic probation upon admittance.

Students are required to submit ALL prior official college transcripts, even if the student withdrew. A high school transcript is required unless the total earned college credit hours are more than 60.

Transfer students whose ACT/SAT scores demonstrate appropriate levels may be exempt from parts of the Accuplacer test. Only ACT/SAT scores less than 5 years old will be used to determine exemption status.

Transfer students who have successfully completed a college-level English and/or Mathematics course, from an accredited institution, are exempt from the academic placement (Accuplacer) test.

All courses will be transferred in, however transfer credits are not calculated into a student's GPA.

Credits from all institutions of higher learning will be evaluated for currently enrolled students. Non-Degree students are exempt from this process.