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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are cheap schools out there, but they tend to be much more spartan. Students usually want the full four-to-six year cruise experience and... well, there's a reason that credit card companies really want students as clients.

New College Franklin (very small, classical Christian liberal arts): $12,500

Deep Springs (very small two-year elite): $0

Webb Institute (very small, elite naval engineering): ~$16,000

Williamson (three-year vocational, for low income): $0

Berea (for low income, Christian work college): $11,000-ish COA or lower
 
Apprentice School (vocational + engineering): Negative tuition. They pay you, but you are building ships for the Navy.

College of the Ozarks (Christian, conservative work college): ~$15,000 COA

Colleges that use English for instruction in Puerto Rico. e.g. Interamerican's program ($20,000, room+ board).

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Also 2 years community college -> 4 year school, military then college via GI bill, purposely choosing a school where you can graduate a year early due to AP/IB/CLEP/DE/overload credits, service academics, ROTC scholarships, schools that have the same tuition for everyone (such as Eastern Michigan U), commuting from parents’ house (could live on campus freshman year then commute the following years) and schools that have automatic full rides for national merit finalists & for excellent students like at Arizona State.[/quote]

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