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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So now it is a three-year vs two-year program. The school of commerce at UVA is $10K more per year, does this mean they will start charging it a year earlier?[/quote]

The UVA McINTIRE School is not $10 more a year. Total for 2024 students will be $44k.  The College of arts & Sciences is $37k. If you subtract the $3200 for health insurance, as we did (keep your kids in your own policy) and don’t include transportation the cost is $38,750.  Also by year two, when the new program starts, your  student can move off campus saving much of that  $26,599 room and board. DS moved into group housing- four men -and did his own cooking and walked everywhere. So, conceivably, you can do it for less than Arts & Sciences.  If your child stayed on room and board for the three years and paid for insurance and travel only then would McIntire  be some $6k more x 3 years but it’s rare to be in a dorm that long. Considering USC and Northeastern have blown by $90k a year I think this is very good deal[/quote]

I’m gonna disagree with you here, in state CAS tuition is $21730 for 2/3 years and McIntire is $30,336. No you can’t do McIntire for less than the College.  Yes you can do better in off grounds housing than dorms but the tuition is what it is. It’s an $8700 difference. [/quote]

Nope. McIntire’s instate tuition is $26,716 for 2023-24. [/quote]

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