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Started by DD214_DOC
JKDMed said:
That's for out of state students. I think Michigan State charges similar amount. University of Colorado, I believe charges over $50,000 in tuition for out of state students.
Now days private universitys' undergrad charges over $30,000. Education is expensive.
If you don't want to pay that then, you should even bother to apply there.
JKDMed said:
Yeah, really! I think Michigan is even higher than that for out-of-staters. I didn't apply to either of them, my max tuition school that I applied to was around 35K.
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dr.z said:
Yeah, thanks for the great insightful advice. I'll be sure to add it to my book of wisdom. 🙄
Do people really pay that much attention to tuition when applying, or to GPA/MCAT?
JKDMed said:
I kinda just stumbled up on Michigan's tuition in the process and I believe it was close to 48K then I was like, "HELL NAAAH!"
Raven Feather said:
I knew but I was hell bent on doing HPSP so I didn't really consider its implications. Now that I'm not doing HPSP, it matters.
Well... I am an out of stater and yeah the tuition is expensive. 😱 But I guess it's med school and I'll be able to pay it back in 20 years LOL
I haven't learned any resurrection technique yet in school...but hopefully I can raise some awesome board scores from the ashes!
600+ for the win!!!!
Ok, I'm punchy this evening... must be the lack of sleep. 🙁 Back to studying!
-Rich
I haven't learned any resurrection technique yet in school...but hopefully I can raise some awesome board scores from the ashes!
600+ for the win!!!!
Ok, I'm punchy this evening... must be the lack of sleep. 🙁 Back to studying!
-Rich
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