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Costs

EMT Certificate

The EMT Certificate Program requires a significant financial outlay (tuition and fees for credit hours, plus textbooks, workbooks and supplies), as well as a major time commitment (10 hours per week in class during the spring and fall, and 16 hours per week in class during the summer, with an additional 20–32 hours per week studying outside of the class.

A student will be dismissed from the course – and will not be reimbursed tuition, fees or other costs, for accumulating a combined total of more than 10 hours of absences or tardies, or scoring less than 80 percent on a total of three (3) exams or skills tests. Also, state and national exams require a fee. For more details, contact the EMT Service Center, 520-206-7839

The 2024-25 estimated program cost is based on in-state tuition for a full-time student.

Category

Cost

Tuition & Fees *

  • General Tuition

$904.50

  • Semester Fees

$15.00

  • Course Fees

$301.00

Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment

$332.09

Miscellaneous Personal Expenses

Varies by Student

  • Health Insurance

Varies by provider

  • Drug Screening

$40.00

  • BLS CPR Card

Varies by provider (approximate cost $88.00)

Professional License/Certificate**

First attempt included in course fees

PROGRAM TOTAL

$1,680.59

*Additional expenses may be assessed depending on the student’s residency status, developmental coursework and enrollment status. Please refer to the Tuition & Fees - Credit Courses and Schedule of Classes webpages for further information. The costs above do not represent all the costs associated with attending college. Please refer to the cost of attendance chart below or visit our Cost of Attendance webpage for more information.

**NOTE: Students have 3 NREMT exam attempts. If a student needs to take the exam a second or third time they will be responsible for those expenses. Exam fee is $104.00 per attempt.

Payment

Students are responsible for buying the proper textbooks and being aware of classroom changes, etc., through MyPima. Students can learn what books are needed for courses by going to their Book List channel in MyPima or clicking on a course’s CRN in the online Schedule of Classes.

Students must observe tuition payment deadlines to avoid cancellation of registration due to nonpayment. Pima reserves the right to drop unpaid registrations at any time without prior notice.

Note: A student will NOT receive a tuition reimbursement if he is dismissed from or fails EMT 100, or if he withdraws from the course after the College drop deadline.

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