Anyone know which state schools are the least expensive in the country?

[Anonymous]

For in state tuition and out of state tuition? I've heard that the SUNY schools are relatively priced low.

[Anonymous]

The suny schools are a bargain. Tennessee is inexpensive. UMCP is very reasonable.

[Anonymous]

North Carolina has some publics that are good and have cheap tuition. Here's a good resource that I've found for looking up this kind of information if you're not aware of it already : http://www.cappex.com/

[Anonymous]

Aren't the UC schoold free for residents?

South Carolina schools are cheap.

[Anonymous]

Oklahoma. But then, you are in Oklahoma.

[Anonymous]

University of Wisconsin Madison is a good deal for OOS.

[Anonymous]

In state, Tennessee is cheaper than my home state (Missouri). I am moving down for grad school and its only $5,140 a semester.

[Anonymous]

Georgia if you qualify under HOPE

[Anonymous]

Don't forget FindScholarshipMoney.com as well.

[Anonymous]

South Carolina has a beautiful campus, the #1 ranked honors program in the country (for a state school) and a lot of merit aid. No need based financial aid for OOS though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Georgia if you qualify under HOPE

You have to meet the very strict resident requirements for HOPE. Florida has an amazing scholorship program as well- Bright Futures. But again, you have to be a resident and they are very strict about the requirements for residency.

[Anonymous]

University of Minesota-Twin Cities is pretty cheap for OOS (approx. $19,000/year for tuition). And if your child has the stats -- they will give you a tuition waiver for the OOS surcharge bringing it down to in-state tuition cost ($13,000+).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:University of Minesota-Twin Cities is pretty cheap for OOS (approx. $19,000/year for tuition). And if your child has the stats -- they will give you a tuition waiver for the OOS surcharge bringing it down to in-state tuition cost ($13,000+).

How does it rank, life after graduation, etc?

[Anonymous]

Minnesota Morris, a LAC, charges in state tuition for everyone.

Alabama has amazing merit aid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Minnesota Morris, a LAC, charges in state tuition for everyone.

Alabama has amazing merit aid.

Alabama's is great! Ole Miss also has a great program. If you get above specific scores on the ACT, they pay your tuition. Not sure about residency requirements. My nephew got either a 29 or a 30 and his tuition is covered.