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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think it is so interesting that uninformed Americans are denigrating St Andrews as a place for rich American kids when the tuition (even including airfare) is less than University of MD.  We are considering it for our high stats kid because it is a bargain - great school for less than you pay here.[/quote]

Uh, wut? DCUM has far too much MissInformation!
2024-2025	GBP Sterling	US Dollars
Tuition fees (actual tuition fees table)	27,450	37,058
Catered residence fees or rent, utilities, food	11,328	15,293
Travel - based on two trips per year	2,000	2,700
Computer equipment, books, etc.	1,200	1,620
Personal, living expenses (37 weeks)	3,700	4,995
Total	£45,678	$61,666

UMD 
Undergraduate State of Maryland Resident

On-Campus Costs (Estimated)

Direct Costs

Annual tuition
$10,086
Mandatory fees
$1,722
On-campus housing, cable & phone
$9,562
Food plan (average)
$6,396
Other Estimated Costs

Books and supplies4
$1,250
Transportation4
$1,514
Personal costs4
$1,200
Total
$31,730
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For in state sure….. can never compare anything to instate.
OOS UMD is $41k just tuition.

As discussed in the other thread you can do St Andrews for $50k (dollars)  including room and board.

From an OOS perspective, Sta all the away. For instate, sure big state Us will always have a cost advantage.
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