Why is tuition for non residents so much more expensive?
355918
well because you are a non resident
955863
You'll never know the cost of the certificate program, untill u go and register for the  class..Because all programs have different classes, so your tuition is based of that. And then there's book cost and others things u may need for that program including uniforms, etc.
1127792
They can't do it. It costs $18,000 to educate one child for one year in California.  Do the math.  We subsidize the poor, and only let in the amount of poor we are willing to subsidize.  Every penny spent on someone above the amount let in legally was stolen from those who subsidize those services.  It is not just a matter of 'what if they paid taxes appropriate to their income group' since the point is that services for that income group are mostly paid for by others, which is why we limit the number that can come in.  \n\nThat is why it is such a problem.
1143272
Because prices are expensive in Britain ( nearly twice the US)\nalso houses are much more expensive in the UK, therefore people have to save up to pay mortgages
1129712
Getting a passport into this country is hard and becoming a US citizen is even harder. Because I'm not an illegal imigrant, I'm just saying what I've read and what I understand. They do it because the cost of getting a passport is too much for them to afford. Most of them need a good jop and they need money for their families. It isn't hard to understand
800963
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/
438661
Education costs are definitely going up and the field of postsecondary education is expanding.  Right now there is a big demand for the services it provides but not a huge supply, therefore tuitions do seem to be getting a little higher.  I went to a public institution in NYC and even the tutition there took a hike, this may have been due to the finanical hit the city took with 9/11.  \n\nMy advice, do good in school and apply for scholarships.  As for books, heck I didn't even buy most of mine, just borrowed them from the library and kept renewing throughout the semester.  After all, I don't need those books once the semester is over.  \n\nAlso, definitely check ebay before buying books at a bookstore.  All through my five years of undergrad I just kept buying at the bookstore and then I was playing around ebay trying to sell them back, and saw that the prices are unbelievably cheap on ebay.\n\nAlso, try www.bookboom.com for books, not all schools are listed, but those that are have people selling the books who attend the school.  That way you can just meet up on the campus and do an exchange w/out worrying about shipping costs.
697441
7 years of college and they didn't address how to charge for your services?  I would get my tuition money back. Seriously, it depends on what part of the country you live in. My son in law is an attorney in SD.  His fees are far less than they would be in DC for example.
876566
$11,562.50 is what residents pay. If you are not American but live legally on that state I think you will pay that per semester. But if you dont live in that state you will probably pay double that more less.
70619
If you are planning to establish a school facility in the Philippines, I guess this time, it will be in danger.  I've been in the academe in the Philippines for almost 10 years (a prestigious university)and I can say that economically wise, establishing business like this is not advisable. You may ask me why. Well...I guess, you can see how Filipino people are begging for the food to place in  their table, how much more for the tuition fee of their children?
893511
For what country????  In the USA, students attend public universities more than private one's mostly because of the costs involved.  I attended a public university for about $6000 per year in tuition and book costs.  To have attended a private school like Yale at that time was about $42,000 per year for tuition and books.
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Being a non-resident will prevent you from getting most kinds of Federal or State aid.  But, private schools and state-funded schools (in some instances) often have funds for which non-residents are eligible.\n\nAll of this depends very much on the particular school, so you really need to contact the Financial Aid office at the school or schools you are interested in attending.  Explain your situation to them and ask them what's available.  They're there to help you.
263398
We have WORKING Americans who are not even afforded these luxuries.  Paying for noncontributors and not even being able attain these services themselves is not fair. This is what is making health care, college education, etc. unattainable to working class people.  Why should we pay for them when we can't get these things ourselves?
359439
Probably, but that is how new schools come into play.  Every year college gets more expensive because schools know that even with the rise in tuition, people will still go to their schools.  It is supply and demand.  As colleges raise tuition, junior colleges get higher enrollments as well.  Of course, then tuition starts to rise at junior colleges, and other options become available for people who cannot even afford that option.
528624
Depends on the state... For example, I'm from UT and I'm a college recruiter and I have a few people from out of state that would rather come here to UT for school because it is cheaper for them to be here in UT as an out of state student than an in state student in the state they are from... This one lady from Texas was telling me that in order for her to enroll her daughter in a community college in Texas it was going to cost around $15-17,000/yearly when here in UT as an out of state student it is about $9,000/yearly... Just do your research, college websited should give out that crucial information...
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You pay in-state fees if you can establish that: \n\n1. You are a U.S. citizen, or\n2. You are a permanent resident or other immigrant, or\n3. You are a nonimmigrant who is not precluded from establishing a domicile in the U.S. (Nonimmigrants who are not precluded from establishing a domicile in the U.S. include those who hold valid visas of the following types: A, E, G, H-1, H-4, I, K, L, O-1, O-3, R, or V.)\n\nand be physically present in California for more than one year, and you must have come here with the intent to make California your home, as opposed to coming to this state to go to school.\n\nIf you are unable to prove you are a California resident using the UC guidelines, then you will have to pay out-of-state tuition.\n\nYou can find a more detailed description on Residence for Tuition Purposes at: http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/faq/residence.htm\n\nGood luck!
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