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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. The public is not UMD. And I am comparing paying tuition at a public u vs tuition at a private u. Not k-12. And the tuition includes fees. The only payment I wasn't including was living/food because the situations are different. That said, I can totally see the value in going to private k-12 whether the student goes to public or private u. Not sure why that matters. [/quote] OP, there is ZERO reason why you can't just name the school. Your kid isn't the only one there. You're at no risk of outing yourself. The refusal of posters on this board to provide even the most basic information out of fear of being outed makes posts like yours worthless. [/quote] Not OP but why do you care? You can look up tuition and fees for any of these schools in five seconds on Google. The post was about how nice it is to pay public university tuition after paying so many years of private school. Which public university that is specifically for OP is irrelevant. You can find all of their price tags with almost no effort, it’s not like it’s unverifiable.[/quote] The post specifically said "top" public. It's helpful to know what's considered "top." OP's definition may differ from reality.[/quote] Yeah, it seems you just want to pick a fight over whether something is top or not. Go look up the tuition and fees for each school. You can see for yourself. I posted four of them earlier in the thread (UF, UNC, UTA, UCLA). Others like UCB, Michigan, UVA are more expensive. But still $20k and under for the whole year.[/quote]
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