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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My DC wanted to go to school out of state and in a completely different area than they grew up. Having lived on the East and West coasts, I completely supported their preference. College can be a a time to reinvent yourself which can be difficult if you attend school with others you went to school with or friends of those who know you. Out of state schools don’t have to be more expensive than in-state schools. Look at Purdue, the Cal States, McGill, etc [/quote] ? As someone who went to a cal state, I would never pay that much for my kid to go there from oos even if they are dying to get out of this area. They can do it on their own dime once they get a job. Out of state tuition for some of the CSUs are bordering $20K to $30K just for tuition. Add to it the col (housing, airfare to and from, and everything else), the oos cost is going to be like $50K per year for a CSU degree. That is the dumbest thing ever. Purdue is one of the cheaper oos colleges, but it's still more expensive than in state.[/quote]
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