what is the cheapest collage in chicago ? about 2500 dollar per term please or less ?
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If your looking for a cheap college you might as well go to one of the 7 community colleges the city has to offer.\n\nDaley College\nWright College\nKennedy King College\nTruman College\nHarold WAshington College\nOlive Harvey College\nMalcolm X College
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None...nothing in the UK is "reasonably" priced. I know that and I've only been there once! You're better off studying in the States if you're concerned about the expense.
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In central IL, new RN grads start at $17.80.\n\ncheck out\n\n http://www.allnurses.com/forums/f121/questions-er-nurses-132641.html#post1432053
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you can go to the 1100 building on drew st. for financial assistance you can get daycare through them for cheap it will be based on your income... they might even cover the "r" club that is run through the school...
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Well depending on your age their are alot of things you and your sweetie could do. You could try the ice rink downtown. The King Tut exhibit is really cool. They ask for a donation so you could give what ever you can afford there is a deal for students as well. Also it depends on your tastes. You could volunteer somewhere. I had a guy take me to a date where we were signed up to paint children's faces for that day. It was one of the best dates I'd ever had.\n\nLook at metro mix Chicago for ideals on free on low costs dates. If shes a nice girl she won't be paying attention to how much money you spent, she'll be impressed that you went out of your way to find an innovative way to spend time with her and get to know her.\n\nGood luck.
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here's a free o ne\n\nhttp://www.download.com/eXPress-Collage-Lite/3000-2130_4-10528692.html?tag=lst-0-2
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from 25-50 dollars (us)
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Hmm, I don't rent but you should check out http://www.realestate.com.au/ for rentals. Unfortunately, the cheaper you go, the scummier the area. If you are studying at Uni or TAFE they may be able to help you find accommodation. \nTAFE: http://www.tafesa.edu.au/Students/Accommodation/tabid/655/Default.aspx\nUNI:http://www.adelaide.edu.au/accommodation/\nhttp://www.unisa.edu.au/accommodation/\nThey are the two main unis in Adelaide. You could also ring real estate agents in the areas you would like to live in. Student noticeboards often have advertisements for share accommodation so that could be an option too. \nWhen I was looking at renting a while ago, I found you could get a reasonable apartment with 1 or 2 bedrooms about 10 minutes out of the city for about $150 a week, depending on which suburb you're looking in. You could probably find cheaper, but I didn't want to live in a crappy area. I hope that helps a bit, Good luck : )
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contact a local community collage or trade school.... what I did tho is I went to nurseing homes, so many are so under staffed that they will pay your way through the class.
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ok dn't listen to the person that just answered......\nspam..\ngo to penn foster online\nthey are pretty cheap..i'm going through them right now for accounting.
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When I was in college, the university had a dental school. I went there and it was really cheap. You might want to check that out.
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well the courses are the same in my school. financial will cover if it is cheap enough.
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Why do you want 'the cheapest'?  You really want a good education...just affordable!  There are online degrees for this, if money is tight...just don't expect to get a job from getting it!
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hello my name is blagovest im a bulgarian student studying in Duisburg Germany. I was applying for many universities in Germany so i had to gather information about them. There is a very good university in Bremen with different specializations also the city is very beautiful and developed.The only thing is that the fee for one semester or one year i can't remember is 13000 euro last i know.you can do it less when u have good grades.
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It depends quite a bit on where, in each city or state, you want to live, and what kind of apartment you're looking for. You can get a nice (not spectactular, but nice--clean, big enough, etc.) 1-bedroom apartment on the North side of Chicago for $800 or so. I don't know what rents are like on the South side. Manhattanis a nightmare--a closet-sized, cockroach-infested studio apartment will easily run you $1200 at least, and on top of that you will probably have to hire a broker to GET you that rat trap, so there's another grand or so out the window. San Francisco is also quite expensive, although the apartments I've seen seem nicer than the ones I've seen in New York. A decent 1-bedroom in Los Angeles will run in the neighborhood of $1000. I don't know about other areas in California. Of all the places mentioned here, Chicago is the cheapest.
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any college can teach you whatever the subject is.  The trick is showing up and doing the work.  everything else is marketing and positioning.    Go for the cheapest program that leads you to your goal.  If York is close to home, low cost and gets you where you want to be it is the right place for you.    you have to be careful of people who tell you if you don't go to Yale you shouldn't go anywhere.   if you want to do Occupational Therapy find the program that gets you there the fastest at the lowest cost.  then enroll and complete the program without looking left, right or back.
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Depending on the area, expect to pay anwhere from $700 to $5000 depending on the type of building you are trying to get into. You could rent an apartment in a 2-3 unit house and pay less than any large apartment complex. There are too many factors in the Chicago area to tell you for sure unless you have a neighborhood in mind.\n\nI am assuming you have no neighborhood in mind so might I suggest the Portage Park/Jefferson Park area. It's in the city's far northwest corner. Good schools, fairly quiet neighborhoods with little to no criminal activity. There are a number of WONDERFUL areas of the city to live as well! You just have to look!!