http://studentservices.uchc.edu/financial/budgets.html
I used 3% increase in tuition, so although that means year 4 will still be under $40K with tuition and fees. It's predicted to be about $141K (could be wrong). I calculated how much I spend per month in gas, food, toiletries, etc, and it was under $300 per month. Let's say it is $300 per month, or $14,400 over four years. So now we're rounded up to $155K. My "rich mommy and daddy" have bomb health insurance that I can be on until I'm 26, how old I'll be upon graduation. Let's say the cost of applying to and interviewing at residency programs is $5k. So we're at 160K. NERB, instruments, books that I actually don't have to buy, laptop,loupes, etc. come out to be 10K, so now we're at 170K. Right now I'll be able to live with my brother for free, $170K is what I'm looking at right now. Let's say that completely falls through, and I have to split rent and utilities with other people for $800/month ($700 rent, everyone splits utilities at $100 each). That would $33,600, or a total whopping cost of $203,600.
Looks like I was delusional, how could I have grossly underestimated the $200k threshold by 1.8%...