Haha well ucdenver is $40k more so if you got $40k then we got a deal haha 🙂
damn might as well hope purdue gives me an offer then haha
I got this from the UC-Boulder law website (sort of off topic but it applies to everyone in colo)
"Nonresident students may establish Colorado residency by maintaining a legal residence in Colorado
for 12 consecutive months. Once they have established Colorado residency, they qualify for the lower resident tuition rates, except for LLM students."
http://www.colorado.edu/law/admissions/tuition.htm
i think UC-denver first yr for out-state is 34-35k, then the yr after it is 18k (estimate), doing some quick math, tuition for all 4 years is
86k. pretty good deal imo
my ex-ugrad school that has a pharm school is like 180k for tuition alone, in a class of 185, not worth it
btw im not trying to sway u from UT-austin to denver since i might be on the reject list in the first place. but just trying to show how u can save a little more money. a pharmacist in debt is a still a pharmacist taking a job out there, so might as well let u be debt free (if that term ever exists)
to make sure, call the UC-denver residency office and ask on a scale of 1 to 10 how hard it is to get in-state residency
when i called purdue they said a 10, meaning it is impossible, but i guess thats the pursuit to the Pharm.D
. really wanna get accepted - sick and tired of these interviews i still gotta go to
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