What 5 best state to live in at US as well as for studying ? Why ? How much is its living cost per mth?
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New-York , New Jersey , New -Mexico , Pennsylvania,Oregon and Ohio
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California is the best and one of the most expensive places to live.  Who cares about money when all of the beautiful people live here.
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$11,562.50 is what residents pay. If you are not American but live legally on that state I think you will pay that per semester. But if you dont live in that state you will probably pay double that more less.
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You can check out Cuba. I know it's a communist country, but I hear that the education is pretty good there. I am not a 100% sure how much it costs, but find out. Here in the US, education for foreigners costs a lot! My dad studied here as a foreign student and he had to pay around 30,000$ while others paid around 11,000$. Big difference. \n\nYou can check out some countries in Europe, such as Portugal. It isnt a rich rich country, but its somewhat inexpensive. \n\nMost important of all, dont give up your dreams. We only live life once, so dont let money hold you back. No ifs or buts. Just do it.
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Texas\n\nModerate weather, inexpensive cost of living, middle of the country, big state - with several metropolitan cities
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Well because you're from the outside the US it would cost you a lot of money to actually move here and attend school. Also you got to find out if you're classes actually matriculate anywhere! That's you're first step. You're probably limited to where your classes can get transfered! See about that then worry about price! Try UCLA and Try Loyola Marymount and USC. You are probably better off trying private schools though. Then to after you've received a bachelor's then live here until you get residency and go to college at the same price as the rest of us without the extra cost!!!!!
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Can't think of another country that would be better to move to. The freedoms, the rights, the economic freedom and opportunity (while it lasts) are still the best in the USA (until the government finally slouches into the hell of full socialism).\n\nThe only other ones I'd consider would be maybe Switzerland or Japan.
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I like Houston, Texas. The cost of living compared to other cities is relatively low and we do not have state income tax here in Texas. The weather gets hot, but bearable and we have lovely mild winters.
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they are ALL great\n\nbut New hampshire has the easier taxes to pay\n\nalabama is pretty cheap to live in\n\ntennessee is seeing an economic renaissnce\ngood decent pay, and expanding opportunities.\n\nnew york has the best seasons\n\ncalifornia has the best hanging out places\n\nhawaii has the best surfing\n\nOMD!\ni am soooo glad we have all fifty states and can travel between them without passports (unlike europe)\n\nthe friendliest peopel are in hawaii, nevEVADA, NW MEXICO, AND OREGON\n\nthe most moderate in climate is north carolina\n\nnew jersy hs a nice sea shore but it is a little expensive
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1.Harvard University at Massachusetts\n2.Stanford University\n3.University Of Pennsylvania-Wharton\n4.Massachusetts Institute of Technology-Sloan\n5.Northwestern University-Kellogg at Illinois\nAll these Universities are situated in good states and they provide great and Costly living.Of these I opt for Stanford cuz it's in California.Every state in U.S. provides good living.Although California and New York are the best if you are affluent.What else you want to know?
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Check out the web site http://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/\n\nVisas differ for the many reasons people go other countries. Is your friend visiting, planning on working here, or studying here?
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1. Boston. There are so very many students there, the town is hopping, and the public transit system is outstanding. You can get anywhere from anywhere on the T. And the town is eminently walkable. Boston has the largest number of university students anywhere in the US. Being a student there is really something. \n\n2. New York City. Their subway system is extensive, the city is the hub of the world, and there are lots of universities to chose from.\n\n3. Chicago. The EL goes most everywhere, there are lots of universities, and it's a funky bad-a** town in which to be a student. \n\nGainesville, Florida is another that someone mentioned. That's not as good re: transit. There are lots of busses, but not all the bus lines go everywhere, and the town is so huge that things really aren't walkable. Still, if you live near the University, then the bus system in that area of town is extensive. Lots of students. Nice night life. \n\nI'd suggest looking at UMass Amherst, Smith, Mt. Holyoke, or Hampshire College. These five colleges are in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts. There are free busses connecting the schools, the towns are really walkable, there's a heck of a student scene, and a really funky night life. A wonderful place to go to school.
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None...nothing in the UK is "reasonably" priced. I know that and I've only been there once! You're better off studying in the States if you're concerned about the expense.
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Despite what some people here said, moving to California would be a stupid thing to do. Home prices are the highest in the nation at an average of $391,000. Gas prices are the second highest at $3.29 per gallon. So, if you can't afford to live in Michigan, you certainly couldn't afford to live in California.\n\nWhat do I think you should do?\n\nDO SOME RESEARCH!\n\nMICHIGAN ISN'T THE POOREST STATE...\n\nMichigan ranks 18th highest out of 50 states in average houshold income (and it is higher than the national average). And, because the cost of living is quite low, it is even better than it seems at 18th. For example, New Jersey is the highest, but the cost of living is very high there. The median home price in New Jersey is $291,000, more than twice as high as Michigan's $145,000. \n \nMICHIGAN DOESN'T HAVE THE HIGHEST TAXES\n\nRegarding taxes, Michigan's current taxes are $2405 per person per year. That is just $213 more than the national average. 14 states have higher taxes per person per year. The highest is Vermont at $3600, the second highest Hawaii at $3478.\n\nMICHIGAN DOESN'T HAVE THE HIGHEST GAS PRICES\n\nRegarding gas prices, Michigan's current gas price is $2.85 per gallon. 23 states are more expensive. Eight states have gas prices over $3.00 per gallon, with the highest being Hawaii at $3.38, the second highest California at $3.29.\n \nMICHIGAN DOESN'T HAVE THE HIGHEST CIGARETTE PRICES\n\nRegarding cigarette prices, Michigan's current cigarette price is $5.50 per pack. Just 6 states are more expensive, so you have a point there. The highest is Massachusetts at $6.46 per pack, the second highest New Jersey at $6.06 per pack. But, you shouldn't smoke anyway. \n\nPlus, Michigan is inexpensive in many other ways. Home owners insurance is low compared to the norm. Do you realize how much people pay in the hurricane prone areas, for example? Water bills are low compared to the norm due to the plenty fresh water. Do you realize the that there are water shortages in the west (Neveda, Arizona, California, for example)? I could go on, but it is getting late...
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I believe Missouri and Tennessee are in the top three states with the lowest cost of living.\n\nThey have three Costco locations in Tennessee but I would avoid Memphis - try near Brentwood. As for Missouri, try the area near Joplin Mo.
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in terms of cost of living, it is slightly higher than anywhere else in Scotland.  I was a student in Edinburgh and couldn't stand the prices, so i moved to Glasgow and commuted, worked out cheaper.
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I don't think you can purchase a house on a student visa, but there wouldn't be any point in that anyways if you plan on returning to your country. Homes in California are VERY expensive.   \n\nDorms aren't all that bad. You can meet people and make friends that you will never forget, and that can be a good thing because if you plan on staying on the U.S. as a resident and getting a job,  knowing more people can open up more opportunities. But if you do want more privacy you could rent a small apartment for a good price. \n\nAs for a car, most universities have everything you need right on campus. Book stores, cafes, restaurants, shopping centers, and all that stuff. But if you want to travel outside of the university campus than a car may be a good thing, but most universities have access to public transpiration, especially in California. \n\n$1500 a month is a little tight. It really can add up very fast. Food, clothes, bills can be expensive. \n\nFor more information about your student visa check out the Student Visas site:\nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1268.html\nAbout studying in the U.S:\nhttp://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/studying.html\n\n- Hope this helps :-)