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Surgical Technology Program Costs

These costs are approximations and are listed only as a guide for your financial planning. Tuition is as of Fall term 2022 and subject to change without notice. Students are advised to have a financial plan in place.

Description	Estimated Cost
Tuition and College Fees (based on six terms in the program including general education courses needed for the AAS in Surgical Technology but does not include the prerequisites. If you have completed some or all of the general education courses, your tuition will be less.) To view the current tuition rate, visit www.mhcc.edu/tuition.	$12,807.50
Course Fees FEE BREAKDOWN BY TERM First quarter ST101 Surgical Technology Theory I Course Fee: $50.00 Second quarter ST102 Surgical Technology Theory II Course Fee: $50.00 ST111 Surgical Technology Lab I Course Fee: $175.00 Third quarter ST112 Surgical Technology Lab II Course Fee: $175.00 Summer quarter ST155 Surgical Technology Lab for Clinical Readiness Course Fee: $175.00 Fourth quarter ST221 Surgical Tech Clinical Practicum Course Fee: $350.00 Fifth quarter ST222 Surgical Tech Clinical Practicum Course Fee: $350.00 Sixth quarter ST223 Surgical Tech Clinical Practicum Course Fee: $350.00	$1,675
Books for ST classes*	$762
Scrubs and Eyewear	$65
Travel to clinical sites**	Varies
Total	$15,309.50

*The books, course and lab fees listed are for Surgical Technology classes only and do not include costs for general or related electives required for the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Surgical Technology.
**Students are responsible for transportation costs to clinical practicum sites. Certification fees and travel are not included in financial aid reimbursable expenses.

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