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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To OP - just a comment if money is an issue for you. I have a grad student at Oxford. Total cost for two years will be about $125,000. No problem but what surprised me was that Oxford wanted a certified letter from our bank or CPA proving that we could pay for the full two years. I've never heard of an American School requiring that. Then Oxford wanted all of its tuition upfront in October. Fortunately, we knew that was coming so had DC's savings and ours ready to go. Room and board is paid monthly to the College. Check and see how you pay for Cambridge.[/quote] Cambridge parent here (undergrad, though). Yes, this is generally the same at Cambridge. We needed proof of ability to pay the first year including living expenses (we were asked for a bank statement and letter from employers re: salaries) and they do charge up front for university and college fees. Room and board is assessed termly at my DC's college. [/quote] Thank you both. I think I saw this on the financial info website but good to know. PP w/ grad student, I am really hoping that grad cost is more expensive than undergrad. I think based on the PP w/ an undergrad + the info on financial website, it will be between $50k and $56k per year. Definitely something to think about. Hoping she can get Home status for the 4th year if she gets in and decides to attend.[/quote]
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