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    34 KB Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)10:40 No.4208725  
    How much was your tuition for the spring semester, /sci/?

    Mine came out to $1,570 before books. I'm taking five classes with a total of fourteen credit hours.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)10:45 No.4208738
    >>4208725
    about tree fiddy
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)10:48 No.4208743
    My net profit was $294 000 after paying my tuition. You guessed it, I'm a math major.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)10:50 No.4208748
    around $300 because I have 2 sisters and the study material is normally written by professors so you only have to pay for the printing of it. If I need a textbook I buy it from older students for lower price or just ask to have them lent for some time. Also library.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)11:32 No.4208815
    Tuition?

    Silly americans having to pay tuition to learn... Glorious Europe is past restricting knowledge to the already wealthy.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)11:36 No.4208823
    Tuition for the year was 11,700 CAD.
    Engineering tuition is expensive...
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)11:39 No.4208834
    $0. Thanks, GI Bill.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)11:44 No.4208843
    >>4208823
    Where are you studying, bro?
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)11:45 No.4208844
    $2,500 ish in total. Books included. However got a loan from the goverment so don't have to pay for years if I dont want to.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)11:46 No.4208847
    ~240€
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)11:55 No.4208859
    >I'm a dropout.
    Obligatory post.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:04 No.4208878
    >tuition

    I live in a 0th world country.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:06 No.4208886
    Tuition is this cheap? Here in Canada, universities have approximately $18 000 tuitions before student loans and grants.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:10 No.4208897
    >>4208886

    Where the fuck are YOU going to? I pay around $2600 per semester (Before books), and i'm at a a very high end university for what I'm studying.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:13 No.4208906
    >>4208886
    International student?

    A citizen/permanent resident pays around $6K depending on their program, and closer to $10K if it's engineering.

    Medical school would be around $20K.

    p.s. if you happen to be in Ontario, you get a rebate this year, which you have to apply to manually if you aren't already under OSAP,
    http://ottawa.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20111227/ontario-students-tuition-rebate-111227/201112
    27/?hub=OttawaHome
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:14 No.4208911
    >>4208815
    In Scandinavia, you even earn money by attending university
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:15 No.4208914
    >>4208897
    >very high end university

    Wouldn't the tuition fee would still be the same whether you went to York or UoT?
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:17 No.4208921
    To all the people giving numbers in the 10k+ area...

    1) were talking about per semester costs, not per year
    2) if you're going to a super-high end internationally recognized and highly respected post-secondary education center, like for example Sarah Lawrence College, please include that in your details.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:19 No.4208929
    Something around 90€ for the whole academic year. Includes the student union and health care fees, doesn't include books and other that kind of important stuff. Rent is ~190€ including water, electricity and 10/10 broadband.

    So eeeeasyyyyy...
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:21 No.4208933
    >>4208914

    Lol no. As the example given by >>4208921 tuition can break 50k per semester. Universities are privitized and can charge whatever they want; community colleges are typically government run and are standardized in price across a province/state.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:21 No.4208934
    I saved on textbook because I managed to find my Biology and Physics textbooks online for both terms.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:22 No.4208935
    >>4208886
    Unless you're in Quebec. Then the tuition is approximately what the OP is paying.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:24 No.4208940
    >>4208933

    >50K
    >semester

    Confirmed for faggot. Even the most expensive private schools in the US come out to 50-60K a YEAR.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:27 No.4208951
    around $10,000
    Purdue University
    Biological Engineering
    >> H+ 01/02/12(Mon)12:28 No.4208955
    $2719 before books.

    I should look into bursaries.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:29 No.4208957
    maybe 1200e including my rent
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:29 No.4208959
    Purdue poster, I posted per year upon not reading through the thread all the way.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:32 No.4208963
    $328.7 (+$1500 in loans) for 27 credits
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:33 No.4208965
    >>4208921

    >>4208886 here, whoops. Seems I can't read. Per semester, it's about.. $8000 or so. >>4208906 has it right.
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:36 No.4208974
    >>4208951
    boiler up nigga
    >> Anonymous 01/02/12(Mon)12:39 No.4208982
    I technically get paid to go to school. I make over 20k profit per year from the absurd ammount of scholarships I've gotten.

    Scholarships. Mmm. Hard work in highschool definitely paid off. Literally.

    As for what I pay per semester, it's about $7200, engineering.

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