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

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Anonymous wrote:My kid loves Michigan and is thriving there.They are top5% of their class and have already had great opportunities.

How do you know they are the top 5% of their college class?

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Worth if for the schools. They all use the WL to stack the oos $ once their in state numbers are covered.

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Anonymous wrote:My kid loves Michigan and is thriving there.They are top5% of their class and have already had great opportunities.

How do you know they are the top 5% of their college class?

There is an award for freshman in the top 5%. I doubt I'll know in subsequent years.

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Anonymous wrote:Michigan is worth it if your kid is in the top 20% at Ross, Engineering or Ford and gets a $75,000+ job at graduation.

My 2025 oos UM grad made $80k this year and wasn’t in business or engineering, if that’s the criteria we’re going by.

+1 My 2025 OOS UM grad made $85K, LSA Econ.

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Anonymous wrote:UNC is pretty cheap out of state when you consider Penn State and VT have higher OOS tuition

No, it isn't. OOS COA for UNC is $59,229 to $88,470 (the latter figure includes travel, health insurance, and other costs). It's right there on the UNC. Penn State is $60,000 to $65,000. VT is $67,418+.

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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?

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

I'm a successful attorney as well and so glad my kid decided to go to a top engineering school and not study humanities or be a lawyer. So happy the kid had the math and science aptitude.

Same, successfull attorney who has told my kids to avoid law school for many reasons. Quality of life and they are very sharp with math, but still in high school.

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About to do OOS UMich so I’ll let you know. Chose it because the programs are so very highly ranked and (so far) starting salaries after graduation in the chosen majors are close to or above 100k. Do your research & make sure the job/salary is likely before you decide. Get AI to run a comparison—it’s not just tuition it’s what the difference could have been if invested for four years instead, etc., etc.. And if DC changes majors midstream that will affect calculations as well.

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Also look at value of alumni connections

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Anonymous wrote:In this region, both UVA and UMD are excellent public schools. 100% not worth it to pay OOS tuition for another flagship public school. If choice is between UMD and UMich OOS, then makes zero sense to go with UMich unless you're swimming in cash.

UMD is not in the same league as Mich.
Mich OOS over Uva instate depending on field is debatable
Mich over UMD wins every time

UMD is quite literally in the same league as UM.

No, it's not. Michigan is rated as no 3 top public in the nation. UMD is rated 16.

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


arcane thinking.

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Anonymous wrote:In this region, both UVA and UMD are excellent public schools. 100% not worth it to pay OOS tuition for another flagship public school. If choice is between UMD and UMich OOS, then makes zero sense to go with UMich unless you're swimming in cash.

UMD is not in the same league as Mich.
Mich OOS over Uva instate depending on field is debatable
Mich over UMD wins every time

UMD is quite literally in the same league as UM.

No, it's not. Michigan is rated as no 3 top public in the nation. UMD is rated 16.

The PP was using “quite literally” quite literally. They meant both schools are in the Big Ten. It’s a joke.

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Anonymous wrote:In this region, both UVA and UMD are excellent public schools. 100% not worth it to pay OOS tuition for another flagship public school. If choice is between UMD and UMich OOS, then makes zero sense to go with UMich unless you're swimming in cash.

UMD is not in the same league as Mich.
Mich OOS over Uva instate depending on field is debatable
Mich over UMD wins every time

UMD is quite literally in the same league as UM.

No, it's not. Michigan is rated as no 3 top public in the nation. UMD is rated 16.

The PP was using “quite literally” quite literally. They meant both schools are in the Big Ten. It’s a joke. [/quote

No, it wasn't

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Anonymous wrote:In this region, both UVA and UMD are excellent public schools. 100% not worth it to pay OOS tuition for another flagship public school. If choice is between UMD and UMich OOS, then makes zero sense to go with UMich unless you're swimming in cash.

UMD is not in the same league as Mich.
Mich OOS over Uva instate depending on field is debatable
Mich over UMD wins every time

UMD is quite literally in the same league as UM.

No, it's not. Michigan is rated as no 3 top public in the nation. UMD is rated 16.

The PP was using “quite literally” quite literally. They meant both schools are in the Big Ten. It’s a joke. [/quote

No, it wasn't

Duke and Stanford are in same league as FSU and NC state just to name a few but if you tried to say they are in same league I’d ask to clarify if sports or academics etc.

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Anonymous wrote:In this region, both UVA and UMD are excellent public schools. 100% not worth it to pay OOS tuition for another flagship public school. If choice is between UMD and UMich OOS, then makes zero sense to go with UMich unless you're swimming in cash.

UMD is not in the same league as Mich.
Mich OOS over Uva instate depending on field is debatable
Mich over UMD wins every time

UMD is quite literally in the same league as UM.

No, it's not. Michigan is rated as no 3 top public in the nation. UMD is rated 16.

DP. That PP is having fun toying with you and your of lack recognition that they’re both big ten.

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Anonymous wrote:In this region, both UVA and UMD are excellent public schools. 100% not worth it to pay OOS tuition for another flagship public school. If choice is between UMD and UMich OOS, then makes zero sense to go with UMich unless you're swimming in cash.

UMD is not in the same league as Mich.
Mich OOS over Uva instate depending on field is debatable
Mich over UMD wins every time

UMD is quite literally in the same league as UM.

No, it's not. Michigan is rated as no 3 top public in the nation. UMD is rated 16.

DP. That PP is having fun toying with you and your of lack recognition that they’re both big ten.

Yes and no. That and making fun of people who think that colleges can be ranked, the USNWR is the best way to do that, and that some notion of prestige is more important than accomplishment.