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HopefulDoc91

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Hi everyone,

I was recently accepted to PCOM, and I was planning on putting down my seat deposit. I was looking over the other schools I applied to, and the only other school I think I would ever consider would be Nova. Does anyone have any insight in comparing these two schools?

I am from ~45 mins outside Philly in a neighboring state, so it would be nice to stay close to family. But I also hate snow and would absolutely love to be in warmer weather year round.

Any advice is appreciated!!
 
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I'll have to look into that...I thought Nova was only slightly more expensive than pcom

Just checked. Depends on whether or not you are a resident or non-resident.

Nova tuition is 7K/year more (relative to PCOM) since you are non-FL resident-->~30K+interest over four years.

Add in cost of living difference to that.

If I were in your shoes, I'd go PCOM.
 
Just checked. Depends on whether or not you are a resident or non-resident.

Nova tuition is 7K/year more (relative to PCOM) since you are non-FL resident-->~30K+interest over four years.

Add in cost of living difference to that.

If I were in your shoes, I'd go PCOM.
Thanks for the break down, I'm definitely leaning more towards PCOM now!!