Without including "required fees," those tuition figures are misleadingly low, I think.
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I paid about $6,000/year to go to Rutgers between 95-99. I'd be curious to understand the methodology behind the numbers. That didn't include room, board, or fees. Just straight tuition.
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Years ago, my wife looked into an MA at U Mass, but the extra fees would have made the total cost so high that she went to Simmons, instead!
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Seriously, give us the names of the top three schools in every State you can attend for that cost?
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Yep, have a hs senior looking at many schools and none are that cheap.
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Where the devil are you getting your statistics from? That is the cost for one semester – not a four year degree!
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And a Used Car/Truck is what, $10,000? $6,572 is a Bargain for the income it will generate later!
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It's based on credits. $6,572 doesn't include all of the other fees and expenses (like housing) and is typically for only one semester. A Bachelor's degree in the United States typically costs $50,000 - $100,000 on average.
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$10,000 for a used car doesn't include ... tires, gas, oil changes, insurance, etc etc.. either... Many students can live at home and go to Univ.... and/or parents help pay for housing..
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Total bullshit - not real
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And THAT'S why I won't pursue my graduate degree until I pay off my undergrad. Been paying 10 years now....


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What is the increase in Room&Board? It’s HUGE!!!
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College is a scam.
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that increase - 4784 to 6572 - over 10 years is about 3.2% annually, not excessive
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Not realistic either. Tuition has more than doubled in most states since the Great Recession. Their number would cover tuition for one semester at a state university in Arizona.
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I know ... $6500 is about half the tuition for a University of California school
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When looking at inflation, it's always wise to make sure you have the same exact basket of goods, though... It's true. ;)
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And not including additional fees.
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