Are CA schools still relatively insanely cheap instate as opposed to out of state?
Relatively. Berkeley lists Undergraduate total costs (including room and board) for a year at just over 23K for residents, and 41K for non-residents.
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Sparky1 - Jan 17, 2006 4:17:04 pm PST #913 of 10002
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sarameg - Jan 17, 2006 4:22:01 pm PST #914 of 10002
for a year at just over 23K for residents, and 41K for non-residents.
Jeebus! I've been hearing about how costs have been going up here in MD (big ruckus about it) but I hadn't realized they were at that level everywhere. $20k range sounds like what we were looking at for a nonresident, oh, in 1993. I should look up my alma mater and see what their tuition and board are now. I got lucky with scholarships and grants and my parents' savings, so no loans. I doubt we could have accomplished that now, even with my parents better finances now.
Jesse - Jan 17, 2006 4:23:23 pm PST #915 of 10002
Sometimes I trip on how happy we could be.
eta: in truth, I need to get my life together. Ah well.
As with so many things, there is no "get my life together." There's just doing a whole bunch of individual things. Do one maybe.
Jesse - Jan 17, 2006 4:26:31 pm PST #916 of 10002
Sometimes I trip on how happy we could be.
I can't help myself: Today's Homicide has Julianna Margulies AND Dr. Burke!!
Kat - Jan 17, 2006 4:26:38 pm PST #917 of 10002
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Are CA schools still relatively insanely cheap instate as opposed to out of state?
Yes. See. come live here.
Sparky1 - Jan 17, 2006 4:28:08 pm PST #918 of 10002
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sarameg, it's a little misleading, because those estimates are on the high end for living costs. Tution for an in-state resident is $7434, and out-of-state is $17,820. See the numbers here.
libkitty - Jan 17, 2006 4:29:28 pm PST #919 of 10002
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Just checked out the University of Alaska Fairbanks (where I went). They break it down rather much, but the average appears to be a little under $10K for Alaska residents and a little over $17K for non-residents.* Go Nanooks! It may be freezing cold, but at least it's cheap.
* Including room and board but not including "health insurance, books, supplies, transportation, parking, miscellaneous expenses or special costs associated with international or exchange students." I thought they usually included books and supplies in these estimates. Hmm.
sarameg - Jan 17, 2006 4:30:32 pm PST #920 of 10002
There's the rub.
Good god. I think all told, my school is $10-15K more than when I was there. I still can't believe the rental rates for the student apartments. 4 people/apt at almost $800 each. For a 4 bedroom + 1 bath, kitchen, lr. In a market where you could get a studio for $400. A racket. And it was a pain to get permission to be off campus. (There was a req to live on-campus the first couple of years, with very few exceptions, unless you were an adult student or had a kid or something like that.)
msbelle - Jan 17, 2006 4:30:35 pm PST #921 of 10002
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What Jesse said, sara. I know nothing of this "get my life together" I know of doing things though. You might wanna make a list and send it to me. We can "work on it together". I might even stop pinching your cheeks.
Sparky1 - Jan 17, 2006 4:31:38 pm PST #922 of 10002
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I am reminded of the fact that my 12 months of library school tuition (out of state) cost me more than the total of 3 years of law school tuition (in state).