the out of state and in-state tuitions
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Tuition & Student Fees\n\n\n$2,068.00-in state\n\n\n$6,208.00-out\n\nBooks (estimated)\n\n\n495.00\n\n\n495.00\n\nRoom & Board(estimated)\n\n\n2,870.00\n\n\n2,870.00\n\nTotal\n\n\n$5,282.00-in state\n\n\n$9,152.00-out of state\n\nTexas A&M System approves 15-hour flat-rate tuition plan
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is that like athletic training?\n\nlook at places in the mid-west they are generally affordable even for out of state students and the overall cost of living isnt usually so bad
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California residents in the undergraduate program pay an average of $7294 for the 2006-2007 school year.  For non-California residents, undergraduate tuition is $26020.
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You will have to wait till when the deadline is over because how much you get depends on how many people apply and how much the state has.  And it is state, not government.  Because, out of state people get nothing from them.  So, its state.  And whatever the government kicks in for everybody, thats what they kick in.  No complaints because it was free money from the start anyways.  Um, usually you are covered because college students levels dont flunctuate in a year so funding is always about the same as what you got last year.  But, its different in the second year because youre not a clean slate anymore.  Some get good grades and some done.  I paid something every single year I was in college.  Not much thouhg.  Like 2 grand a year for everything.  During my 4th year, I became out of state.  So, instead of 10,500, it was 18,000 for the full package.  As it turns out, the state wanted me to stay because I was becoming a top student, being mentored by a rhodes scholar nominee and all.  So, I paid nothing.  And I got 91 dollars back.
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Maine - $6.50 as of October 1, 2005\nNew York - $6.75 as of January 1, 2006
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I paid in-state tuition at the Univ. of Ga. in from 82-84.  I recall my payments being somewhere between $250-350 per 12-week quarter (UGA was one of the last major universities to convert to the semester system in the late 1990's, although its Law and Vet Med schools went to semesters in the mid-1980's)
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Community colleges over the United States,  the tuition is very cheap comparing to universities (both public and private).\nThe average (there may be some exceptions) for:\n2 years college (public) = 2,000-3,000/years\n4 years college (public) = 5,000-6000/years\n4 years college (private) = 20,000-25,000/years\n--------------------------------------\nFor international students, the tuition may be more expensive ( about doubled if attending in public college, NO different if enrolling in private college (same tuition as presidents)\nHere are some:\nhttp://www.aacc.nche.edu/Content/NavigationMenu/AboutCommunityColleges/Fast_Facts1/Fast_Facts.htm\nhttp://www.faulkner.cc.al.us/
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For 2006-2007 the cost is $33,000 for tuition.  This does not include fees which bring the total closer to $42,000. You should expect it to be a few thousand dollars higher in 2010.\n\nGood luck! :)
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You have to have a proof of residence (Passport, Visa to name a few) Though your tuition for college will be higher than anyone else.
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As long as you have an address in the state then you can pay in state tuition
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There are many schools in both those states which offer such programs. I would recommend a search on www.princetonreview.com for information. I will provide a list of just school and give you all of the school's statistics, as well as contact phone numbers and official websites. It is very informative and helped me a lot in my college search.
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here is the college, city, tution, (in and out of state)\nANTIOCH COLLEGE YELLOW SPRINGS OH $16,820 $16,820 \nBALDWIN - WALLACE COLLEGE BEREA OH $20,518 $20,518 \nBOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITY BOWLING GREEN OH $8,544 $15,852 \nCAPITAL UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS OH $24,100 $24,100 \nCASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY CLEVELAND OH $28,400 $28,400 \nCEDARVILLE COLLEGE CEDARVILLE OH $17,120 $17,120 \nCENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY WILBERFORCE OH $4,710 $10,200 \nCHATFIELD COLLEGE ST MARTIN OH $7,620 $7,620 \nCINCINNATI BIBLE COLLEGE AND SEMINARY CINCINNATI OH $9,000 $9,000 \nCINCINNATI STATE TECH & COMM COLL (GMC) CINCINNATI OH $3,900 $7,800 \nCLARK STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE (GMC) SPRINGFIELD OH $2,940 $5,440 \nCLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY CLEVELAND OH $7,394 $9,976 \nCOLLEGE OF MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH CINCINNATI OH $18,400 $18,400 \nCOLUMBUS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COLUMBUS OH $2,944 $10,260 \nEDISON COMMUNITY COLLEGE (GMC) PIQUA OH $3,816 $6,840 \nEMBRY - RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OH $21,530 $21,530 \nHEIDELBERG COLLEGE TIFFIN OH $31,480 $31,480 \nKENT STATE UNIVERSITY KENT OH $7,954 $15,386 \nLOURDES COLLEGE SYLVANIA OH $9,816 $9,816 \nMIAMI UNIVERSITY OXFORD OH $9,939 $15,000 \nMIAMI UNIVERSITY, HAMILTON BRANCH (GMC) HAMILTON OH $3,876 $16,447 \nMIAMI UNIVERSITY, MIDDLETON BRANCH (GMC) MIDDLETON OH $3,876 $16,447 \nMOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE OF NURSING COLUMBUS OH $12,395 $12,395 \nMOUNT UNION COLLEGE ALLIANCE OH $19,850 $19,850 \nOHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY ADA OH $28,680 $28,680 \nOHIO UNIVERSITY ATHENS OH $8,235 $17,199 \nOHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS OH $27,920 $27,920 \nOTTERBEIN COLLEGE WESTERVILLE OH $22,518 $22,518 \nOWENS COMMUNITY COLLEGE (GMC) OREGON OH $2,784 $5,208 \nSINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE (GMC) DAYTON OH $2,496 $4,752 \nSOUTHERN STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE (GMC) HILLSBORO OH $2,964 $5,714 \nTHE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS OH $8,082 $19,305 \nTHE UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY FINDLAY OH $20,796 $20,796 \nTIFFIN UNIVERSITY TIFFIN OH $15,000 $15,000 \nUNIVERSITY OF AKRON AKRON OH $7,954 $14,914 \nUNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI CINCINNATI OH $9,000 $22,650 \nUNIVERSITY OF DAYTON DAYTON OH $21,246 $21,246 \nUNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO TOLEDO OH $6,429 $15,241 \nURBANA COLLEGE URBANA OH $15,050 $15,050 \nWILBERFORCE COLLEGE WILBERFORCE OH $10,780 $10,780 \nWILMINGTON COLLEGE WILMINGTON OH $18,728 $18,728 \nWILMINGTON COLLEGE WILMINGTON OH $18,292 $18,282 \nWITTENBERG UNIVERSITY SPRINGFIELD OH $27,342 $27,342 \nWRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY DAYTON OH $6,372 $6,372 \nXAVIER UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI OH $21,000 $21,000 \nYOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY YOUNGSTOWN OH $6,333 $11,541 \n\nhope this helps
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They won't double your money if that is what you are asking. They will pay the maximum they usually pay for one school, but you're on your own for the other one.
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Actually, because I went to my state university, I had in-state tuition which, in the mid 80s, was extremely reasonable. In fact, I think most state schools have very good tuition for state residents.
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Go to the website for the Diocese of Oakland Department of Catholic Schools and click on the "Tuition Assistance" link: http://www.csdo.org/\n\nWith love in Christ.
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CU-Boulder (University of Colorado @ Boulder) Undergraduate Tuition Costs (year: in-state tution rate -- out-of-state tution rate):\n\n2006-07: 4,554 -- 22,450 \n2005-06: 4,446 -- 21,900 \n2004-05: 3,480 -- 20,592 \n2003-04: 3,192 -- 19,508 \n2002-03: 2,776 -- 18,120\n2001-02: 2,614 -- 16,624\n2000-01: 2,514 -- 15,832\n1999-00: 2,444 -- 15,224\n1998-99: 2,386 -- 14,868\n1997-98: 2,356 -- 14,400\n1996-97: 2,322 -- 13,914\n1995-96: 2,270 -- 13,338\n\n1 extra year on either start or end so you can choose where to start.  That should be everything you need.
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It is through FAFSA. It is pretty easy to apply, and they'll explain everything in painstaking detail. Financial aid will generally cover tuition first, then books and then based on your need, it'll also cover some living expenses. You also need to educate yourself on the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized loans!!! VERY IMPORTANT.  Good luck to ya.