hellachick wrote:
University of Texas at Austin-still working on my undergrad (sophomore) and most like I'll stay for my graduate degree here too.
What are you studying? My bf is considering their MFA program in Film.
Where did/does everyone go to college?
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Posts: 4953 (12/29/2008 6:38 PM) |
What are you studying? My bf is considering their MFA program in Film. |
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 aperfecttrifecta |
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Posts: 419 (12/29/2008 6:51 PM) |
For undergrad? It differs greatly since UNT is a public school and SMU is private.
They've changed a lot with everything as far as Texas tuition - they do it by credit hour now. Here's UNT's undergrad tuition schedule per hours for Texas residents (PDF format) - full time (12 hours) would cost you $3233.40. That includes all fees and other tacked on items. http://essc.unt.edu/saucs...radTexresdentonFall08.pdf For SMU, it's currently $14,715.00 plus fees. http://smu.edu/bursar/undertuit.asp |
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talksalot83 |
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Posts: 87823 (12/29/2008 6:53 PM)
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I believe there's only one other UND student on the board and I don't believe she comes here much.
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aperfecttrifecta |
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Posts: 420 (12/29/2008 6:53 PM) |
That's confusing. What I mean by "they do it by credit hour now" is that, if you're taking a full course load - between 12 and 18 hours - you
have a standard rate of tuition.
At UNT, the fees won't change at all from 12-18 hours. It's 960 something, period. At SMU, tuition is 14715 plus fees, between 12-18 hours. It's supposed to be to encourage kids to finish school more quickly, as it's cheaper in the long run to be a full time student now. |
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beckham1982 |
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Posts: 238 (12/29/2008 6:54 PM) |
CSU Chico
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jenhavins |
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Posts: 4877 (12/29/2008 6:56 PM) |
aperfecttrifecta wrote: I was just curious about SMU. I went to non-state school a while back and the tuition was steep. |
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aperfecttrifecta |
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Posts: 421 (12/29/2008 6:58 PM) |
Yeah. Going out of state will always be more expensive. Going to a private college will always be more expensive.
Even with my scholarships - I ended up paying several thousand every semester. It just wasn't worth it at that point. |
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jenhavins |
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Posts: 4878 (12/29/2008 7:02 PM) |
I went to a private school in Texas as well (I didn't mean out of state, I meant state schools as opposed to non-state which would be private). I worded it
wrong
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mayer02 |
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Posts: 1817 (12/29/2008 7:04 PM) |
SUNY at Buffalo, NY.
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aperfecttrifecta |
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Posts: 422 (12/29/2008 7:13 PM) |
Ah, got it.
It actually made sense the first time now that I look back, I just wasn't really focused.
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MalibuChica |
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Posts: 10142 (12/29/2008 7:15 PM) |
Miami of Ohio for one year, then a community college I will not name.
But another regular JJBer I know went there and graduated about the same time as me.
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curlysgirl98 |
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Posts: 5805 (12/29/2008 7:19 PM) |
Penn State
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JusdamTimberfish |
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Posts: 3915 (12/29/2008 7:23 PM) |
James Madison University
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cheddarcheese2 |
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Posts: 3491 (12/29/2008 7:30 PM) |
University of Scranton...doubt anybody goes there
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Enga11 |
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Posts: 633 (12/29/2008 8:06 PM) |
SUNY Oneonta
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CoralBuggy |
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Posts: 132 (12/29/2008 8:18 PM) |
UMBC -- University of Maryland Baltimore County
B.S. Financial Economics Job in Finance sucks HCC -- Howard County Community college RN program (in progress) |
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GeeGoWhee |
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Posts: 742 (12/29/2008 8:31 PM) |
University of Northen Colorado for my Frehsman year
University of South Florida for the other 3 years. Graduated in May. Yay! Closest to me so far is the person that goes to UF. |
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tinytram02 |
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Posts: 2991 (12/29/2008 8:34 PM) |
Louisiana State University! Graduated in 2006.
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hellachick |
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Posts: 69 (12/29/2008 8:53 PM) |
MegaBabe, I'm working on my psychology degree, and I want to focus on social psychology for graduate school. Tell your bf to go for it! I know 2 people
majoring in film, and they always have stories about how much fun they have. I think MC Hammer's daughter was a film major here, but I'm not sure if
she graduated yet.
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Sunshine4 |
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Posts: 20542 (12/29/2008 10:07 PM) |
Undergrad= University of Central Florida
Grad (in progress) = University of Georgia |
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