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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let's compare Big10 Conference schools Cost of Attendance, Salary upon graduation etc. https://www.collegetuitioncompare.com/best-schools/big-ten-conference/#:~:text=The%20average%20undergraduate%20tuition%20%26%20fees,the%20academic%20year%202022%2D2023.[/quote] PP here: a further look at room and board should be considered with each of these. [/quote] +1 I just did the abbreviated NPC for UIUC this week and for an in-state kid, Grainger Engineering, the full cost was $40k, no financial aid for a middle class family of 3.[/quote] So if you have not been able to save enough, there is NIU that has engineering/CS and tuition is almost 10K less. It's up to your family to decide which is better. There are options that are more affordable. [/quote] Which is dramatically less prestigious than UIUC. Nothing meritocratic about that paradigm whatsoever, but the facade of it is funny.[/quote] obviously UIUC is "more prestigious". If you deem that prestige worth the extra $10K (in loans or out of your pocket so that you are not saving that for retirement during the college years), then you are free to pay it. That is your choice. But you are making it seem like there are not affordable options for kids, and that is incorrect. They exist, you just want a "luxury" product that you cannot afford. Which is a bit silly, since for CS/Engineering, it does not really matter where you go for undergrad. If you maintain a good GPA and finish the degree, your kid will find a good job. So you can decide if spending that extra $10K per year is worth it or not. If it is, you can sign for parental loans and put your kid thru UIUC. [/quote]
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