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According to its website: tuition + fee + living cost = $76 k a year. Since this for-profit school doesn't qualify for federal loans, their students can only get private loans. Let's assume the interest rate for their private loans is 8.5%:
http://pharmacy.cnsu.edu/prospective-students/tuition-fees
Year 1 ($82 k) + year 2 ($89 k) + year 3 (97 k) + year 4 ($105 k) = $373 k!
$373 in private student loans! They can't even get on PAYE/IBR if they fall behind or can't find a job since these are not federal loans. $373 k plus undergrad student loan to become a freaking pharmacist!
http://pharmacy.cnsu.edu/prospective-students/tuition-fees
Year 1 ($82 k) + year 2 ($89 k) + year 3 (97 k) + year 4 ($105 k) = $373 k!
$373 in private student loans! They can't even get on PAYE/IBR if they fall behind or can't find a job since these are not federal loans. $373 k plus undergrad student loan to become a freaking pharmacist!