Go to the cheapest school you get into?

[TexPre-Med]

$8000 tuition and loving it. State schools are SWEET!

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[HumbleMD]

$8000 tuition and loving it. State schools are SWEET!

Wow, education must be even more underfunded than I thought in Michigan. Even our state school's are above 25K per year...

 

[45408]

Wow, education must be even more underfunded than I thought in Michigan. Even our state school's are above 25K per year...

you realize that the majority of a med school's income is NOT tuition?

 

[NonTradMed]

$8000 tuition and loving it. State schools are SWEET!

Another reason I hate TX.

 

[Critical Mass]

The disparity in tution is often 20K or more when you have been accepted both oos/private and in-state. For that kind of cash, the more expensive one better be MUCH better for some reason.

 

[notdeadyet]

The disparity in tution is often 20K or more when you have been accepted both oos/private and in-state. For that kind of cash, the more expensive one better be MUCH better for some reason.

For $80K, I want someone to take my tests for me.

 

[sunnyjohn]

For $80K, I want someone to take my tests for me.

Test taker, foot massages, cook and housekeeper!

 

[Gut Shot]

This is very true...but you have to have some way to pick between two schools. For example, I may potentially be picking between two schools. Both are in my state, but one is the ridiculously cheap state school and the other is a very expensive private school. I really like the private much more than the state. And I don't mean location, it's more stuff like the state school's emphasis on research vs. clinical, class seems competitive, that type of stuff. Then what?

What schools are these?