Tuition costs/student loans

I just found out what Tuition will be for me next year and am now concidering trasnferring. I wasn't anticipating being in debt for the better part of my younger life 

So for those of us in the college age who are attending Universities, what is your roughly tuition costs for the year *assuming you are on a quarter system, make it three quarters. As for Semesters, make it two.*

On a quarterly system, I will pay close to $27,000USD next year for 3 quarters of school.

I'm looking at about $29,000 for tuition, room, and board. 


Edited by WGP guy2 - 15 July 2007 at 3:21pm

mine will be around 12k per year including room and board.  

I have no clue what I will be paying. I'm a Junior in high school this year.

Edit: My join date on this user name was my first day of high school.


Edited by Da Hui - 15 July 2007 at 4:51pm

Well, put it this way: Two years ago, when I was starting my freshman year, my estimated cost to go to my 4 yr college was about 60,000 ( This includes almost everything as far as cost go, ie tuition, room/board, books etc). Tuition has gone up every year since then and is still threatening to go up again.

In other words, freaking expensive. I'll be paying this off for years to come. This engineering degree had better pay off later.

 

Edited by whack-a-mole - 15 July 2007 at 4:53pm

community college 1200$ each semester and after i do 2 years there it will transfer to a 4 year school. (same credit 1/3 the price...)

Snipa69 wrote: So for those of us in the college age who are attending Universities . . .

Are you intentionally slighting non-traditional students?

DBibeau855 wrote: Completely free.

Good stuff, isn't it.  Get as much education at the lower ranks as you can; in most cases, it tends to get harder to complete as you get more (work/life) responsibilities.

Roughly $4000 grand for everything for the year after scholarships. My sister is paying close to $35,000 a year.

mine is about $3,500 per semester. I'm comuting and it's about 20 mins. away. (well 30 mins. with traffic) and i don't know how much my books are going to be just yet. and i know that my parking permit is $25.

my college is cheaper than most, but it's still hard for me to come up that cash myself.

I'm lookin at about $30,000 a year before scholarships next year