estimated budget on developing a 2 year community college in hawaii?
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To figure this out check the newspaper want ads for used commerical buildings and then check the budgets of the local community colleges for all the other things. It's going to be millions.
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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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A two bedroom apartment IN waikiki will cost at least $1200 a month. Check craigslist.com, and apartments.com, also, you can try calling E-Resort, they do lots of rentals in waikiki and might be able to help: 808-955-4545.
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depending on the grade level, around 20-40k a year
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Given the context of the state college not being very well known, and the private university being well known (presumably in the field that you wish to study), I would say you should go to the private university after two years.\n\nI went to a private university for four years, and although I enjoyed every second of my time there, the classes for the first two years could have been taken at a community college and I probably would have taken away more of an understanding than I did at the private school.  If you are just completing general education requirements in your first two years, you might as well get them out of the way as inexpensively as possible, so that you maximize the worth of your educational dollars.\n\nBest of luck to you!
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Web Search Results for "2 yr program to take at a community college"1 - 5 of about 56,468 New Program Student Interest Survey  \n... in these programs if they were offered at Iowa Lakes Community College? (You may be interested in more than one program. Please check a response for each program. ...www.iowalakes.edu/survey/new_programs.htm \n2-yr college teacher.htm  \n... to be a psychology teacher/ professor at a 2-year college (a community college ... Find a graduate program and tailor your undergraduate work toward making ...www.ptatcc.org/2-yr college teacher.htm \nOISS: Overview of the J-1 Exchange Visitor Program  \nProgram Regulations. Special Regulations. Medical Insurance. 2-yr Home Country Req. Orientation ... College and university students -- individuals admitted ...www.unh.edu/oiss/j1_program/overview.html \nAbout the Early Childhood Development and Education Program  \n... Early Childhood Development and Education Program at Jackson Community College. ... 2-yr Proposed Course Rotation 86k - PDF. Standards used to develop the program ...www.jackson.cc.mi.us/programs/earlychildhood \nAlameda County Medical Center--Residency Information  \n... at Highland General Hospital offers a three-year training program designed ... We plan to take nine (9) Interns in Categorical Medicine (3 yr. ...www.acponline.org/residency/alameda.
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total $44,350\nEstimated Personal Expenses  $2,795\nTotal Budget  $46,450\n------------\nWe assess the financial circumstance of each applicant and his or her family individually in order to craft a financial aid package that will meet fully each family's demonstrated need. The College does not award merit scholarships of any kind. For international students who qualified for financial aid for the 2005-2006 academic year, an average aid package includes a $2,000 job offer, a $1,650 loan and $26,500 in scholarship. Compare these average award figures to 2005-2006 tuition, room, board, insurance, fees and personal expenses that total $44,350.\n\nAccording to this, if you're qualified for scholarship, you just need $20, 000/ year and renew every year [you have to reapply]. (if not, $46,450)\n\n-------------\nCost of Attendance for 2006-2007\nTuition  $30,275\nHealth Services Fee  $1,390\nStudent Services Fee  $2,044\nRoom  $5,328\nBoard  $4,618\nSubtotal\n $43,655
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a degree from a 2-year post secondary educational institution
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I like this question. I get to talk about something most people find boring.\n\nI'm trying to decide which -- going to Ohio State University and paying $20,000 per year for Radiological Technology or going to the local community college for $5,000 a year for the same thing. OSU's program is very prestigious, but community college is affordable. \n\nShould I accept his proposal or not?\n\nShould I work on that Economics paper, or that English composition paper? \n\nShould I work two or three jobs this summer?? Will I be able to handle it??\n\nShould I graduate high school and become an adult, or stay a kid?\n\nSo much, so much.
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Obviously not including CA, NY or some other crazy economy i would say anywhere from 35k starting out with min certs up to 110k plus if someone sucks up for long enough.
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In California, Cal Poly, Pomona (web site www.csupomona.edu) is a great college with a superior architecture program.  It's also a great bargain -- $3000 per year for Calif. residents and about $13,000 for out of state and international students.
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I go to American Public University, very nice and reasonable prices ($750 a class, books are basically free if you send them back).  They have a wide range of Associate, Bachelor, and Master degrees to choose from.  Take a good look at them, it fits very nice into my schedule.
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The cheapest way is to do your first two years of college at a community college as they are much cheaper and then you transfer to a 4 year public college to finish up.
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Anywhere from about $20,000 to $250,000, depending on location, seating capacity, kitchen facilities, etc.
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http://www.clevelandchiropractic.edu/prospect/pros_tuition_kc.htm  Now that is only the amounts for this particular school. The best way to find any information about tuition or cost of attendance would be to contact the financial aid dept at your school.\n\nAs far as how many years it would take, that all depends on the degree program you go into, associates, bachelors, phD, etc.
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try this it gives you the amount it costs to sit a paper at the university of waikato\n\nhttp://papers.waikato.ac.nz.\nand this will give you a better idea\nhttp://www.waikato.ac.nz/sasd/enrolment/fees.shtml\n\nHere is Massey's fees calculator\n\nhttp://fees.massey.ac.nz/\n\notago's fees\nhttp://www.otago.ac.nz/study/fees.html\n\n\nIm a domestic grad student so I pay NZ$6,100\n\noverall it is much cheaper for an american to study here then at home. For accomodation fully catered is between NZ$180- NZ$220 a week\n\nhope this helps
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Right now, in order to offer Federal Financial Aid, colleges have to offer at least half of their classes in the "real classroom"  There are a few campuses that are in a pilot program that let them get around this.  Western Governor's University is one.  It also has the advantage of awarding credits for competencies rather than actual classwork.  Therefore if you already know a lot about computers, your Information Systems degree will be completed a lot faster.)  Tuition is about 5700 per year.\n\nTwo other programs I like are National Univresity and University of Phoneix, both of which have both on-campus and online programs.