Full pays oos at UVA, UMICH, UCB, UNC worth it???????

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OOS public school is never worth it. You are paying to subsidize in-state tuition.

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Anonymous wrote:OOS public school is never worth it. You are paying to subsidize in-state tuition.

Ridiculous statement. These publics are superior to 99% of privates.

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Anonymous wrote:At today’s tuition rates, almost no college is worth the money unless is a T10.

There are at least 10 - 15 other schools as good or better than any T10 for a particular major. If you are hunting for IB/MBB then some of them are worth it and some of them fall behind the top SLACs. Otherwise ROI is a poor metric.

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Anonymous wrote:UNC and UVa, absolutely not regardless of major. UCB and UM, it could be depended on what you want to study.

UMich and Cal are worth oos for Eng/CS, but not UNC or UVA. So, it depends on your major.

There is nothing at UCB that is worth the mess of a UCB undergraduate experience. If you can get into UCB and want to do CS you can go to SJSU or Santa Clara and get all of the same opportunities for less money and angst.

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Anonymous wrote:OOS public school is never worth it. You are paying to subsidize in-state tuition.

Equally true that private school is never worth it. You are paying to subsidize tuition for poor and middle-class students.

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Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if Engineering/Tech then UCB and UM are well worth it. You didn't mention Georgia Tech but the same applies there as well. Otherwise, probably not. I honestly can't think of any program at UNC worth paying out of state for.

Trade-school mindset.

Engineering is a trade. Engineers are trained, not educated which is why the state schools are strong in engineering.

[Anonymous]

My view is you will generally get better value from a private school than an OOS public.

[Anonymous]

Not one of these schools is worth it unless you are in state.

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Dummies

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if Engineering/Tech then UCB and UM are well worth it. You didn't mention Georgia Tech but the same applies there as well. Otherwise, probably not. I honestly can't think of any program at UNC worth paying out of state for.

Trade-school mindset.

Engineering is a trade. Engineers are trained, not educated which is why the state schools are strong in engineering.

lol nonsense

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Anonymous wrote:My view is you will generally get better value from a private school than an OOS public.

You know what they say about opinions...........................everyone has one.

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Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if Engineering/Tech then UCB and UM are well worth it. You didn't mention Georgia Tech but the same applies there as well. Otherwise, probably not. I honestly can't think of any program at UNC worth paying out of state for.

Trade-school mindset.

How's your humanities degree?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if Engineering/Tech then UCB and UM are well worth it. You didn't mention Georgia Tech but the same applies there as well. Otherwise, probably not. I honestly can't think of any program at UNC worth paying out of state for.

Trade-school mindset.

How's your humanities degree?

Awesome, actually. As a successful attorney who loves their job, can’t complain.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In my opinion, if Engineering/Tech then UCB and UM are well worth it. You didn't mention Georgia Tech but the same applies there as well. Otherwise, probably not. I honestly can't think of any program at UNC worth paying out of state for.

Trade-school mindset.

Engineering is a trade. Engineers are trained, not educated which is why the state schools are strong in engineering.

lol nonsense

Engineering was a middle class, not even upper middle class job right up until the internet bubble. Pay has increased but prestige hasn't. Public schools were set up to train people for middle class jobs.....sorry if that hurts.

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Anonymous wrote:Out here in CA, I appreciate our UCs, but I wouldn't pay OOS for any large public over a private. If your kid can get into these schools OOS, surely there is a more attentive private alternative.

Your kid didn't get into UCB did they? so your want to deter oos from applying to your UCs?