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I also wanted to go to an in-state university, so that I could be close to my family. ASU was the only state school to offer such a program for students like me that are un-sure on which career path they want to take or need guidance pinpointing themselves to a certain area of study. I also feel that ASU being one of the biggest universities in the nation has many more opportunities for their students in contrast to going to a smaller

Last but not least, Texas A&M has a really great cost and financial aid program for students. The In-state tuition and fees were about 10,176 dollars while out-of-state tuition and fees were about 28,768 dollars. If I was an In-state student, this would have been a great opportunity not only because of the students life and academics but also because of the tuition fees. However since I am not an In-state student, the cost is pretty expensive.

Altogether the curriculum, putting student’s as a top priority and an excellent reputation are the reasons I wish to be admitted to UOP. I want to attend an institution that will help to encourage my growth as a person and a future pharmacist. I know I have what it takes to succeed at UOP and hope to be given the opportunity to be the best I can be by attending the best school of pharmacy to fit my

The main downside of out-of-state college is that tuition costs for an out-of-state student can be doubled or even quadrupled. Some say depending on the institution that the cost is worth it in the long run. A student could get the exact same education in their own state and pay less than half the price for their tuition. The average cost of instate tuition is six thousand dollars while the average out of state tuition cost is fifteen thousand dollars (“In-State”). Staying in state for college can really help someone if they have never saved for college because the cost is substantially

The location of the campus I will be attending is in McAllen, TX. The percentage of applications submitted is 100%. The diversity of the student body is the foreign population is 13% as of 2010.The cost of living at STC would be an estimate of $11,400 a year, because of the dorm rental and for personal expenses. The student teacher ratio at STC is 24:1.

As a pre-med hopeful, my criteria for colleges has been the following: the college must have a strong biology program, particularly in genetics, as I plan to major in biology with a concentration in genetics and biotechnology. My ideal college must have a plethora of research opportunities, and it must be affordable for my family. Middle Tennessee State University has met and exceeded all my standards. After applying to colleges with steep tuitions, I realized that I needed to choose a university that would allow me to graduate with little to no debt. My mother had taken courses at MTSU, so I searched the college online and discovered its exceptional biology program. No other Tennessee state school I had researched before had as many in-depth classes as MTSU has.

First off, both schools are very hard to get into. I thought with my grades I would have a chance for both of them. I was also very involved with my high school, so therefore I had many different extra-curricular. Michigan State University was a very nice college, but I knew where I wanted to go. The University of Michigan was the school where I thought I needed to be. I was very formal with the campus and also with the student life. The University of Michigan definitely felt more home-like compared to Michigan State. After hours of work into my application, I had finished applying to both colleges. Now, I would have to wait for two letters to determine my future.

Whether a student is looking to stay in-state or move out, the cost is still very high. According to College Board, expenses, on average, to attend a 4-year university add up to around $9,000 a year for in-state residents. Triple this amount and non-residents must pay that. Private school expenses tend to add up to around $35,000 a year (College Costs). During the 1995-1996 academic years, 66% of four year students in public institutions received some form of financial aid (Losco). Although the financial aid sounds like a good plan at the time, it causes the ones who take aid to being their adulthood in a large amount of debt. Even though there are a number of scholarships and financial aid programs available, each student must qualify and meet certain requirements that are not always met.

You can also get 14 meal plan that costs 2,198 per semester. The books that are new and bought from the school costs $500.

To go to this college the admission is to get C- or higher to apply.The tuition cost for each year is $12,698. The college room and board is $13,882.The average books and supplies cost is

    The yearly tuition at UCSD is $14,050 for in state students, and $42,064 for out of state, with an overall cost of $30,450 for in state, and $58,464 for out of state. The price of tuition and the overall costs is significantly cheaper for students from California versus students from out of state, which might give me an advantage, since UCSD does take state residency into account for admissions, although it could also be a disadvantage, since out of state students pay more money to the college. The estimated cost for housing and meals for living on campus is $13,307, while it is $12,618 for off campus, however transportation is $505 for on campus and $1,059 for off campus. In the end, the estimated cost

One challenge that I will face will be paying. Paying will be a challenge because the out-of-state tuition for the University of Michigan is $45,410 and in-state-tuition $14,402. It will be hard to save up $45,410. Getting a student loan from the bank could be an option but then I will take years to pay off the tuition. To get an in-state-tuition you will need to live in Michigan for one year or finish High school in Michigan.

I believe attending school at the University of Phoenix I will have more job opportunities, increased earning power, and learning opportunities, broaden my perspective, career preparation and most importantly achieving a lifelong dream of obtaining a college degree.

Describe four of the most significant resources that you have to help you with your learning journey.

On the Saturday of October 22, 2016, I went to Zahra’s apartment after a lunch meeting near campus. I took public transportation through bus route 24 then route 15 to East 12th Avenue right off of Colfax Avenue. It took a little over an hour to get to Zahra’s apartment, luckily because her apartment is only five minutes walk from the bus stop. Zahra and her husband both came down to welcome me and let me in. Then we had a conversation about both of our lives and cultures in the living room for about two hours. At the end of the visit, she was surprised that I took public transportation to her home and was nice to walk me out of her apartment complex and told me how to get back to the bus stop.