Infomation about Universities (1 Viewer)
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Here is the deal:
If you have the money to plunk down in excess of 45.000 plus thousand a year go for New York University, Stanford or Columbia. If you are more in the 35,000 thousand dollar range then go for U. of Chicago, Boston College, Notre Dame (depending on your discipline) housing due to location is much less in these universities causing over-all expense to go down.
Best kept secrets: Canadian Universities. Some are of Ivy League Calibre with 30% of the price. I.E. Mcgill University in Montreal, University of Toronto and in some respects UBC in British Columbia. Much cheaper housing, much cheaper tuition with an equally outstanding reputation. I learned of this only after I plunked the equivalent of the price of a house at NYU...:down:
If you have the money to plunk down in excess of 45.000 plus thousand a year go for New York University, Stanford or Columbia. If you are more in the 35,000 thousand dollar range then go for U. of Chicago, Boston College, Notre Dame (depending on your discipline) housing due to location is much less in these universities causing over-all expense to go down.
Best kept secrets: Canadian Universities. Some are of Ivy League Calibre with 30% of the price. I.E. Mcgill University in Montreal, University of Toronto and in some respects UBC in British Columbia. Much cheaper housing, much cheaper tuition with an equally outstanding reputation. I learned of this only after I plunked the equivalent of the price of a house at NYU...:down:
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?? Confused now. Universities don't cost money? So it's free education?
For everyone too? Like international students?
?? Confused now. Universities don't cost money? So it's free education?
For everyone too? Like international students?
Erik were abouts in england were u?
And yea Liverpool is prob the most exciting city in North England i think, and no i wouldnt waste my time to watch the team
Also i think non Uk people find UK boring because they dont like what we like. Fun in the UK pretty much consists or parties and not much else
Oh and ive been at uni since september and cant really say ive done so much work, u just gotta do a little work now and then, the rest of the time is there to have fun
And yea Liverpool is prob the most exciting city in North England i think, and no i wouldnt waste my time to watch the team
Also i think non Uk people find UK boring because they dont like what we like. Fun in the UK pretty much consists or parties and not much else
Oh and ive been at uni since september and cant really say ive done so much work, u just gotta do a little work now and then, the rest of the time is there to have fun
Talking about money.
Most people have to pay student fees, differnet amount depending on your parents income, if ur parents income is low u dont have to pay any fees, so in that case its free.
But everyone still has to pay for accomodation.
Not sure what its like for international students. Check www.ucas.com for uni info and may be info about international students there too.
Most people have to pay student fees, differnet amount depending on your parents income, if ur parents income is low u dont have to pay any fees, so in that case its free.
But everyone still has to pay for accomodation.
Not sure what its like for international students. Check www.ucas.com for uni info and may be info about international students there too.
Well I thought maybe you meant accommodation, rent. Then I figured "well there's no such monthly fee for university" and I got lost.
But it was late in the evening and I had had a beer or two already
Loughborough, Leicestershire. It's a relatively small town but there are thousands of students and so many pubs and clubs you wouldn't believe it.
I had a blast!
But it was late in the evening and I had had a beer or two already
Loughborough, Leicestershire. It's a relatively small town but there are thousands of students and so many pubs and clubs you wouldn't believe it.
I had a blast!
