#26
Posted: 9/26/04 at 10:21pm
in state is less expensive then out of state tuition, but i don't know about out of country. check the college's web site for info on that.
#27
Posted: 9/26/04 at 10:22pm
Depends. State Schools (which NYU is NOT) are cheaper if you live in that state. Private Universities (like NYU) run the gammut. They're up there, though.
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#28
Posted: 9/26/04 at 10:22pm
"State Schools (which NYU is NOT) are cheaper if you live in that state."
Which is why I may have to go to UCONN.
Which is why I may have to go to UCONN.
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#29
Posted: 9/26/04 at 10:23pm
I've lived in NY all my life, and yes, that's what I pay. Raaaar
#30
Posted: 9/26/04 at 10:23pm
Are most universities private?
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#31
Posted: 9/26/04 at 10:26pm
a lot are private, but a lot are state schools too. the state schools often have state in them. for example, penn state is a state school, while the university of pennsylvania is a private school. just check out the website for nyu if that's what you're interested in. you'll be able to get the most info from there.
#32
Posted: 9/26/04 at 10:35pm
State schools are the ones that charge less for in-state students. If you're from out of the country, I'm pretty sure you just pay out-of-state tuition but you'll probably have to undergo testing in the TOEFL, etc. unless you're going to an American school abroad.
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