how much is your collage tuition?
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The college I attend for instate charges $98 dollars per credit hour.
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Hi!\nAccording to the reports that I have read the cost varies by program, but approximately $5,000 for a high-school program.... maybe you would like to visit this forum for comments and experiences:\n\nhttp://www.suite101.com/discussion.cfm/travelandculture/84911#message_772/\n\nGood luck to your son!
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undergrad, resident: $7,062.23\nundergrad, non-resident: $24,882.23\ngrad, resident: $8,109.50\ngrad, non-resident: $23,070.50\n\nFor 2005-06\n\nThere will be some fee increases in the next few years, I guess would be 5-10% every year.
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Out-of-State Tuition:  $36,500 \n Financial Aid Deadline:  03/01 \n Students receiving some aid:  75% \n Average annual total financial aid:  $53,799
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I've found that the average monthly fee for training is \naround $75 to $89. Regardless of region.
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Admission:\nAdult: $12\nSenior citizens (65 and older): $6\nChildren 7-12: $5\nChildren 6 and under: free when accompanied by a parent
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I am currently enrolled in the Kaplan University BS in Paralegal Studies program. It is a terrific program. Tuition is $305 per credit hour for 180 credit hours for a total of $54,900. I know that this number is very daunting, but there is lots of financial aid available. Hope this helps
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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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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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It really depends on where you go... community colleges around here are still around $17 per semester unit.  San Jose State (CA)averages out to about $100 per unit if you take 15 units.  UC Berkeley comes in around $200-$300 a unit if you take 15 units.\n\nCollege would be even more expensive if part of it weren't subsidized by the taxpayers.  Just look at the cost for non-resident tuition, and the cost at private schools.  Hiring professors costs money.  The better the professors, the higher the cost.  Some states defray this cost with taxes more than others do.
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Here in Italy universities establish their own fees;  there is a legal minimum fee for enrolment and maximum level for student contributions to costs and services, which cannot exceed 20% of state funding.\nThe average fees a student has to pay is somewhere between 850 euro and 1,000 euro per year since this varies from one university to another and also depends on the chosen course of study.\nSee this web-site: http://www.study-in-italy.it/index.html\nCiao!!
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It depends on the quarter and whether or not you are a California resident. There's information on tuition and fees at:\nhttp://www.registrar.ucsb.edu/
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The total is about $11,250. That includes tuition, books, and a $52.00 fee.
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California residents in the undergraduate program pay an average of $7294 for the 2006-2007 school year.  For non-California residents, undergraduate tuition is $26020.
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collage for age under 12 ????
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Tuition will run you around $35,000/year.  Throw in Boston area living expenses, and expect to spend $50,000/year.
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$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.