how many dollars per month to live in USA (student standard) ? How to get a scholarship for Johns Hopkins ?
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500 for rent, 200 for food 100 transports 300 books and stationary plus your school fee what ever is.. consider insurance or health treatment 100.  heavy clothing for winter 100 dolars\n\nmax 1500 dollars per month as minimum expenses... maxim is your budget\n\nyou deserve a scholarship if your honor student or sportive,\nyou may approach rotary club or any other association
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$250Million a day. As of today, the total is around $250Billion, or enough money for a full 4-year scholarship for 250 Million Americans. That amounts to around $845 for each American man, woman, and child.
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go to scholarships.com
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Try: Fastweb.com....they have tons of scholarships ranging from different amounts of money...
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FIRST, you have to be admitted as a student in the School of Medicine.\nTHEN you can apply for a SCHOLARSHIP or STUDY GRANT from a Financial Aid Organization that the school recognizes.\nGOOD LUCK!
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I worked at a teaching assistant for two years at the University of TX in El Paso.  To get the position I put on my application that I would like to work as a TA.  As a Master's student, I cleared about $800 per month.  PhD students received about $1500.  Needless to say that was neither enough to pay for tuition nor monthly living expenses.  As a graduate student loans are unfortunately considered scholarships, that's what I used to get by.  Departments usually offer scholarships and if you have a high enough GPA you can get scholarships from outside sources.  Check with the Financial Aid office, they usually have a list of scholarships you can apply for.
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around $5000. per month depending on the location
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So hard to compare. \n$700/month for a professional like you would be ridiculously low here in the USA, but it is also probably more expensive to live here (housing, food, taxes, insurance, etc...)  \nIt is hard to say what that means in terms of real spending power.
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I hope that you mean the prices or the fee to study medicine in europe.\n\nThe fees of the university is approx:-  6000-8000 usd (per year\n\nAnd the hostel usually will cost approx.:- 1500 - 3000 usd (per year)\n\nAnd food and other expenses is all depend on you economy of life.\n\nIf you need more details mail me, so i can understand what exactly do u need
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1000-1900 US$ per month
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about $400 dollars a month for grades pre k- 2 and $500 a month for the rest
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been in l.a. all of my life, it is really not that expensive, it depends on your level of education, and if you dont make costly mistakes.  DID'NT YOU SAY USA
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Depends on where you live, and how far from campus you live. I live 15 miles from my school and thus it is impossible to walk. Currently, I'm spending between $80-$90 a month. However, gas is only about $2.75 at the moment.
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75k... 6.25k a month then\n\nThe average income percapita of an american citizen is 42k (according to 2005 survey ) a year, which means 3.5k a month\n\nassuming you already have a home, then you have a budget of:\n\n( 6.25 - 3.5k monthly payment ) x 12 \n\nor\n\n2.75k monthly payment x 12 = 33.000 US$\n\nIf you spend that much on your car, then you will be an NORMAL AMERICAN CITIZEN in every way, except for the quality of your private transportation
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The US does not have the same progression for medical training as other countries.\n\nIn the US most students complete a 4 year bachelors degree in biology, genetics or other relevant degree and then go on to Medical School to receive their MD.  In this case the bachelors can cost anywhere from 5,000-40,000 a year dependant on what kind of financial aid you get and whether you go to a private or public university.  Then medical school can run you upwards of 100,000 to complete your MD.\n\nIt is possible to graduate with 50,000 - 200,000 in debt by the time you are finished with all that school.
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Unless you want to live in a cardboard box or with 3 roommates, I'm not sure where you could afford to live!  24 hours @ 6.50 * 4.3 weeks = $670 a month before you even pay taxes.
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Compared to US schools, dirt cheap!  For residents it's around $4000 per year but for Int'l students it should be closer to $13, 000.  This is highly variable as it depends on what province you're in and how much tuition is subsidized for residents (almost ALL Canadian schools are public/subsidized - the few that aren't tend to be religious) but you can definitely expect to spend less than $20k annually unless you're looking at Law, Medicine or MBAs.   However, if you're in the hard sciences or engineering, it'll be free (TAships, RAships, etc)!!!\n\nPS.  That's Canadian dollars!!