Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

As someone else posted, UVA tuition is $40K per year in 2019-2020 for engineering. High stats kids can get merit aid OOS. UVA gives very little to no merit aid.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

As someone else posted, UVA tuition is $40K per year in 2019-2020 for engineering. High stats kids can get merit aid OOS. UVA gives very little to no merit aid.

For in-state??????

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U

You don't get out and see the world much, do you?

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umd instate is only 24k - tuition/room and board

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

As someone else posted, UVA tuition is $40K per year in 2019-2020 for engineering. High stats kids can get merit aid OOS. UVA gives very little to no merit aid.

For in-state??????

VIRGINIAN: $39,772

https://sfs.virginia.edu/cost/19-20

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U

You don't get out and see the world much, do you?

My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U

You don't get out and see the world much, do you?

My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.

Or they could do both in college - a novel idea.

To each their own. My kids grew up in a big metropolitan area and don't want anything smaller.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:umd instate is only 24k - tuition/room and board

wow - good value compared to uva's instate tuition and fees. damn.

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U

You don't get out and see the world much, do you?

My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.

Or they could do both in college - a novel idea.

To each their own. My kids grew up in a big metropolitan area and don't want anything smaller.

not possible if your kid wants to maintain high GPA in STEM fields - class works, research work, studying takes every min of their time

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

As someone else posted, UVA tuition is $40K per year in 2019-2020 for engineering. High stats kids can get merit aid OOS. UVA gives very little to no merit aid.

For in-state??????

VIRGINIAN: $39,772

https://sfs.virginia.edu/cost/19-20

W&M is about the same. Luckily, other in-state options are more in line with UMD.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

Even harder to justify not going to community college for the first two years.

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U

You don't get out and see the world much, do you?

My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.

It means going to school with students from all over the country and world; living in a location different from the one you grew up in in terms of geography, infrastructure, politics, and people; learning about and understanding points of view that are different from yours.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U

You don't get out and see the world much, do you?

My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.

Or they could do both in college - a novel idea.

To each their own. My kids grew up in a big metropolitan area and don't want anything smaller.

not possible if your kid wants to maintain high GPA in STEM fields - class works, research work, studying takes every min of their time

It's not an either/or thing because it's not about time consumption. It's about experiencing a different geography, mindset, population.

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U

You don't get out and see the world much, do you?

My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.

It means going to school with students from all over the country and world; living in a location different from the one you grew up in in terms of geography, infrastructure, politics, and people; learning about and understanding points of view that are different from yours.

Great try but caveman won’t get it. Kind of a moron.

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Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.

Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U

You don't get out and see the world much, do you?

My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.

It means going to school with students from all over the country and world; living in a location different from the one you grew up in in terms of geography, infrastructure, politics, and people; learning about and understanding points of view that are different from yours.

out of 4000 Unis in this country, tell me 10 schools that don't meet that criteria