Med School Tuition Cost Spreadsheet!

[Om3ga3]

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Well, I was getting really bored and found nothing better to do (surprisingly, this semester is pretty easy 😀) so I decided to make a spreadsheet that pretty much summarizes tuition data gathered by AAMC (http://services.aamc.org/tsfreports/select.cfm?year_of_study=2011).

Included mandatory first year tuition and fees rather than insurance and sorted it out. If I still get bored, I might as well sort by state....

Any feedback is welcomed 😀

 

[Ub3rmensch]

I don't like this, gives me a good idea of what I'll have to pay off in a few years 🙁
Nice work, though.

 

[RedSox10]

This is great. Thanks.

 

[UpQuark]

😍

 

[EBTrailRunner]

Nice. Thanks.

 

[Chip N Sawbones]

Thank you very much, that will be useful. Were you able to collect data on which schools accept payment in internal organs?

 

[DAPI]

Two things I noticed:
1) Its more expensive to go to MC Wisconsin if you are a resident than if you are a non-resident by $5,650. 😕
2) Southern Illinois has a $50,372 difference between residents and non-resident. 😱

 

[UpQuark]

Thank you very much, that will be useful. Were you able to collect data on which schools accept payment in internal organs?

 

[RollTide22]

Awesome! Thanks for doing this, definitely appreciated

 

[235788]

I dont get how some states offer such cheap tuition!

 

[silleme]

Mississippi and Louisiana subsidize their state residents because they are in dire need of doctors for their rural residents. I'm moving to the area for family reasons and am excited at the prospect of graduating with minimal debt courtesy of the GI Bill and this LOW tuition if I can get accepted.

 

[tantacles]

1) Its more expensive to go to MC Wisconsin if you are a resident than if you are a non-resident by $5,650. 😕

I was sort of flabbergasted by that as well. Anyone care to elaborate?