Nova Southeastern Fort Lauderdale

[noke11]

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Got accepted to NSU today. They sent an attachment estimating the costs of attending including all of the works and it summed up to $67k for the first year alone. I was wondering if anyone knew more about this and if it is accurate or not. If it is then that's a whopping $200k when it's all said and done. I already have $75k in loans from undergrad so I'm trying to not be poor for the rest of my life. I've been accepted to another school but pending a B in Ex Phys (currently have an 84 heading into lab and lecture finals).

Basically I'm wondering if anyone knows about what the costs will be for NSU.

 

[AcceptMeDPT]

Its ~$27,000 per year for tuition. Not sure how much fees are but I dont think it adds up to $67K. Plus extra living costs are based on you really...

 

[DPTFL2015]

Its ~$27,000 per year for tuition. Not sure how much fees are but I dont think it adds up to $67K. Plus extra living costs are based on you really...

I'm assuming that's out of state v instate

 

[aroszko]

Honestly it is pretty accurate (probs a little less), tuition alone i.e. ~27,000 and then you get loans to live off of which come out to ~10,000 a semester, little less/little more depending on fees and/or if you get school health insurance etc. You can always give back whatever you don't plan to use during the semester but the cost of living down here is pretty high.