I'm not sure how this compares to the tuition of other post secondary schools in Canada and beyond (I heard that Americans pay much much more than this) but the fun part about my program is that in second year and beyond, the tuition is "non-regulated'. My second year tuition is estimated to be over $13,000; almost double of the amount from first year. Thankfully, I can live at home so I don't have to pay for residence.
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How does tuition fees measure up where you live? How do you manage to pay it?
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Finished a graduate program in 07, spent over $110k in three years, and yes, that is in the states. Sounds cheap to me...
With that advanced degree, I've been able to secure one solid years worth of work in my field since 07. Awesome times for our generation. Currnetly in the US, the '10 class is at 50% unemployment. Awesome times indeed.
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i don't know who this works here in brazil :/
Congratulations, never really knew anything about tuition fees around here =\
Ugh, my largest worry for next year. Especially if I move like I'd like to. I have my eye on very good (thus expensive) universities too...
I hear these days the majority of people spend their entire lives stuck in the debt tuition fees cause.
Tuition here runs pretty high. A community college will run at least a couple thousand a semester.
its $500 for 5 credits at a community college here
I hear Cuba has free universities. Just sayin..
In the UK, most Uni's/ post secondary education cost £9000 a year, they've basically tripled this year -.- Followed and supported.
For me it's costing... aprox $5,735, though I get loans from the goverment to cover the costs which I only have to pay back once I start earning over £15,000 a year and I only pay about 9% I think from my pay check, I also get a maintinance loan to help with living costs and a maintinance grant which I don't have to pay back~
@Gyen Ming: Think that's only coming into affect in some universities in 2012, but people who are already at uni will continue to pay the amount they started with, at least for my university it's working that way.
I beg the government for money :3
Education should be for free
Ah, tuition fees, the bane of my existence.
At least here in Australia we have help from the Government. :)
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I know the feeling..my tuition was hiked up 18% last semester.
@ Timothy Bowen, but for how long. We'll be folding that island under our wing soon enough.
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