High School Graduating Class of 2025 Free Summer Tuition

All Class of 2025 high school graduates from high schools in Coconino County. This includes those who reside in Coconino County and completed their high school requirements through homeschooling or passing the GED test between September 1, 2024, through August 31, 2025.

2025 high school graduates from high schools in Coconino County will have their tuition fully paid. Students are still responsible for the rest of their costs (textbooks, fees, living expenses, etc.).

Apply for Summer 2025 admission to CCC, provide residency documentation,  meet with an academic advisor, and register for classes online using your MyCCC account or in person at one of the CCC campuses. If you are a 2025 high school graduate from Coconino County, CCC will automatically award your free tuition a few days after your residency has been determined and you have registered for classes. An email will be sent to your CCC student email account stating that you have Financial Aid Awards.

Apply for Summer 2025 admission to CCC, provide residency documentation, and then register for the classes either online through your MyCCC account or in person at one of the CCC campuses. If you need assistance with the application, please contact an  Admission Advisor. If you need assistance choosing course(s), please contact a CCC Academic Advisor.

We encourage all students to complete the 2024-25 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Any Pell Grant or other aid you are offered can be used to pay for expenses beyond your tuition and fees.

No, CCC is only able to offer free tuition for the summer 2025 semester. We look forward to seeing you this summer!

We recommend that you take between 3 and 9 credits. Summer semester is only 8 weeks long, so you can expect to spend two hours in class and up to four hours on homework for every credit you take. Most classes are 3-5 credits each. Students may not take more than 12 credits during the summer session.

No, the free summer classes offer only cover classes that are taken for credit. Classes that do not count for credit are not covered by this offer.

Yes, CCC offers a variety of classes in-person and on the web. The free tuition covers both.

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DACA students who attended an Arizona public or private high school, or homeschool, for a minimum of two years - AND - graduated from an Arizona public or private high school, homeschool equivalent, or obtained an Arizona high school equivalency (GED) diploma are eligible if they graduated from a high school in Coconino County.  

Undocumented students who attended an Arizona public or private high school, or homeschool, for a minimum of two years - AND - graduated from an Arizona public or private high school, homeschool equivalent, or obtained an Arizona high school equivalency (GED) diploma are eligible if they graduated from a high school in Coconino County.

No, however, we encourage all students to complete the 2024-25 FAFSA to gain access to other federal student aid.

Students who graduate(d) from Coconino County High Schools between September 1, 2024, and August 31, 2025, are eligible. Students who graduate(d) from high school prior to September 1, 2024, are not eligible.

Yes, in order to receive the free summer tuition, students need to apply for Summer 2025 admission as a college student so that we may determine eligibility. For more information view our instructional video on how to do it.

Please visit our application page.  Admission to CCC is free.

During the admissions process, you will be asked questions about your residency status and you will need to provide documentation such as a valid state identification card (like a Driver's License) in order for CCC to determine your residency.  Residency documentation must be submitted to CCC by Thursday, May 15, 2025. Failure to provide adequate residency documentation will lead to the student being dropped from class beginning May 20, 2024. Students who turn 18 after August 31, 2025, may also be required to provide proof of high school graduation.

No, but we strongly recommend that you fill out the 2024-25 FAFSA as you may find that you qualify for even more money. There is no fee for completing the FAFSA.

Students who are 18 and over do not need to provide a copy of their high school transcript or diploma but will certify that information during the admission application process which is available at https://www.coconino.edu/apply-now. Students under the age of 18 may be asked to provide proof of graduation from high school. In some instances where documentation is not yet available from your high school, our counselors will work with high school counselors to determine if the student has graduated from high school.

Students who graduate from Coconino County High Schools between September 1, 2024, and August 31, 2025, are eligible.

CCC is using college scholarships to make tuition free for all 2025 High School Graduates from a Coconino County High School.

CCC wants you to succeed! If you need additional help at any time, please let one of our counselors know immediately.  You will not be charged if you do not complete your class(es) or if you fail them. However, withdrawing from your summer classes, failing them, or earning below a 2.0 grade point average can trigger a warning or suspension status which may block you from receiving Federal Student Aid in future semesters at CCC. For more information, please read CCC's  Satisfactory Academic Progress Procedure.

Please contact CCC Office of Student Financial Aid at 928-226-4219 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..