What is the tuition at Fremont Christian schools for a freshman?
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Are you talking Fremont ohio, if so there are 2 christian schools i can think of St.Joeseph's Central Catholic,419-332-9947 and they are helping with finacial aid to help with tuition,\nand Temple Christian Academy 419-332-6136
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look up happy fish swim school in fremont
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They generally run 30-40k/year now.  It'll get more expensive each year.\n\nHere's a sample breakdown.\n\nEstimated Student Expense Budget \n2006-2007 Academic Year \nTUITION, REQUIRED FEES, HEALTH INSURANCE, AND BOOKS \n      \n*Tuition (M.Div, M.T.S., M.C.M. degrees) \n($1870.00 per course - 8 courses) $ 14,960.00  \n    *M.Div / M.S.W. tuition rate equal to $18,700 per year\n    *Th.M. tuition rate equal to $16,000 per year\n    *Th.D. tuition rate equal to $23,500 per year\n     \n\nStudent Health Fee (required fee)  $ 524.00  \nTranscript Fee (required fee) $ 40.00  \nStudent Life Ministry Dues (required fee) $ 76.00  \nRecreational Facilities Fee (required fee) $ 60.00  \n**Insurance (Optional, though must show proof of existing coverage) $ 1,589.00  \nBooks & Supplies  $ 1,060.00  \nTOTAL $ 18,309.00  \n* Tuition rates are estimated and subject to change\n** Approved 2005-2006 rates. Family coverage available for an additional $3392.00 for a total of $4981.00.\n \n  \nLIVING EXPENSES \n      \nRoom ($515.00 per month) $ 4,635.00  \nFood ($412.00 per month) $ 3,708.00  \nTransportation $ 1,100.00  \nMiscellaneous $ 2620.00  \nOrigination Fees $ -  \nCommuting Allowance $ 0.00  \nChild Care Allowance $ 0.00  \nDocumented Medical Expenses $ 0.00  \nTOTAL $ 12,063.00  \n      \n      \nTUITION, FEES, AND BOOKS $ $18,309.00  \nLIVING EXPENSES $ $12,063.00  \nTOTAL $ $30,372.00
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I suggest you contact the following and ask about high school scholarships and tuition assistance:\n- Your local parish\n- You child's elementary school \n- The high school itself\n- The local Knights of Columbus council\n- Other local Catholic organizations\n\nWith love in Christ.
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My college www.tesc.edu Thomas Edison State College in regionally accredited and offers federal financial aid. Their tuition is about $5200 and that covers 1 year of study and up to 36 credits of course work.
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This depends on where and what they are teaching. Anywhere from 18K to 52K depending.
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It helps if you actually live in that state, except for maybe Northwestern, since that's a private college, I believe.  I went to Michigan, and as an out of state student, it was about $27K in tuition a year, not including room and board, books, etc.
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You meant the fees for one year,attending an engineering school, such as study computer science?\nSeveral thousands dollars for state University, for state residents only.
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$70 (US)\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?Recs=10&Nav=|c:89|c:483|&Sort=0
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It depends on if you're living on campus, at home, or commuting and not living at home.\n\nThe cost would range from about $44,000 down to $36,000, including room and board.\n\nDetails and prices are at http://apps.collegeboard.com/search/CollegeDetail.jsp?collegeId=988&profileId=2
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Pricing \nMember-Adult$13.50 \nMember-Child (<18)$13.50 \nAdult$22.00 \nChild (3-11)$15.00 \nSenior (62+)$15.00 \nCollege (Current ID)$15.00 \nGroup (20+ persons)$14.00 \n\nIt's happening now until 9/4/06
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Check out Keystone National High School at http://keystonehighschool.com.  My 16 year old son is homeschooled and takes courses through Keystone.  You can start courses any time and you have between 8 weeks (minimum) and a year (maximum, but you can apply for an extension) to complete them.\n\nFor $279-$379 (depending on if you do correspondence or online) per full-year course they provide you with the textbook, a study guide, and examinations.  You do six assignments per course (covering around 2-6 chapters each, depending on the length of the text), a mid-term, and a final exam.  All of the assignments and exams are open book.  This doesn't mean that they are easy or that it is a "cheater" method--they really make you work hard to earn good grades!\n\nThe courses can be completed with as much or as little parental involvement as desired.  You are able to contact your teachers so you don't need to have your parents teach you.  And because the exams are open book, they don't even have to administer the tests.  My son does most of the work on his own.  If he needs assistance he asks me or his girlfriend (he is behind 2 years in school because he was adopted from Russia where they start 1st grade at age 8, so she is 2 years ahead of him).  Because he is an English-as-a-second-language student, I review all of his essays before he sends them in to help out with grammar and spelling, but if your English skills are good, you don't need to have your parents do this.\n\nThe most important thing is that Keystone is ACCREDITED!  You get a REAL diploma from them, not a GED!  Future employers and colleges consider diplomas much better than GEDs and they are also more likely to consider a real diploma better than you just saying that you were homeschooled.\n\nAnother important thing is that you can just complete 10th grade if you want and then go back to regular school next year.  Most schools will accept Keystone's credits just like they would accept credits from any other transferring school.\n\nThe only commitment you need to make to Keystone at any given time is a single course--or you can officially enroll and take 5 courses, which is considered a full load.  My son takes 4 courses at a time, I know another student who takes them one at a time--spending all of her time on a single course over 8 weeks and then doing the next one during the next 8 weeks.\n\nGood luck!
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What kinds of statistics are you looking for?  Graduation rates? Tuition?  Number of students?
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check with your local YMCA's , also ask the teachers about their pricing . Make sure to ask If they charge extra for testing , and if so , how much . Also make sure the school is not a blackbelt factory .
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Depends on what kind of school you go to:\n\nCommunity College: $1552\nPublic Technical College: $2295\nState College: $2841\nPublic University: $4392\n\nThere are restrictions, of course, so check out the link below.
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You'll find a list of all registered Stoke-on-Trent music tutors here...\nhttp://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?keywords=trumpet+tuition&companyName=&location=stoke+on+trent&searchType=classic&broaderLocation=&clarifyIndex=0&ooa=on\nhttp://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?startAt=10&keywords=trumpet+tuition&location=stoke+on+trent&scrambleSeed=9536&clarifyIndex=0&searchType=classic&startOoaAt=5&ooascrambleSeed=9536&ooa=on\nhttp://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?startAt=20&keywords=trumpet+tuition&location=stoke+on+trent&scrambleSeed=9536&clarifyIndex=0&searchType=classic&startOoaAt=10&ooascrambleSeed=9536&ooa=on\nYou may have to call the numbers given to find out which ones specialise in the trumpet.
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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.