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Military paying for college
2006-05-31, 10:15 PM #41
Originally posted by happydud:
Oh no! $22,500 for a full four years tuition!

Private college (not a state or community college, so most colleges that exist) average about $20,000 a year in the USA.

After factoring in room and board, most Ivy League schools (Harvard, Yale, etc.) are $40,000 a year.


Depends how much financial aid you qualify for .. Harvard (and now Yale, Penn, etc. are following suit) recently made it so any family with less than $50,000 annual income gets their tuition paid in full as a grant .. which is basically a free ride
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2006-05-31, 10:19 PM #42
Originally posted by Tracer:
...I'm actually kind of thinking about doing that. College in Canada is insane - I'm paying $5000 per year in tuition, then I still have to pay to live in the city.

Dude that's like $3.75 us dollars.
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2006-05-31, 10:24 PM #43
Originally posted by Pommy:
Depends how much financial aid you qualify for .. Harvard (and now Yale, Penn, etc. are following suit) recently made it so any family with less than $50,000 annual income gets their tuition paid in full as a grant .. which is basically a free ride



School with billion+ dollar endowments can do thatm but not all school can. Also, not all financial aid is free. Some aid is deferred loans that you don't have to pay back until you graduate and star working. Or it will be work study, where they give you job at the school to defer your costs.
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