Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UMCP prices will be hard to beat.
They are very expensive fir a state school, plus the location isn’t very appealing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DS is a rising 10th grader and I am starting to freak out about affording college. I expect we will have $100k saved by 2024 and can cover another $50k with cashflow. While that is not enough for the expensive top ten schools like Cornell, I am hoping it will cover most of the cost at other good schools that are more within reach of average UMC families. So my question: how much are you spending right now on tuition and board for your 4.0 GPA engineering undergrad kid?
Here's a snapshot of DD's cost for her 1st semester of uva engineering, hope this help
Adm Deposit UGrd UVAPay ACH -$400.00
Orientation Fees $214.00
Comprehensive Fees - VA $1,586.00
Tuition - Sch Engineering VA $11,283.00
Univ Student Activity Fee $25.00
School Act Fee-Engineering $10.00
Dining-All Access Bronze $2,775.00
Housing-Rent Alderman Rd $3,405.00
Is this for one semester or for the whole year?! In state or out of state?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DS is a rising 10th grader and I am starting to freak out about affording college. I expect we will have $100k saved by 2024 and can cover another $50k with cashflow. While that is not enough for the expensive top ten schools like Cornell, I am hoping it will cover most of the cost at other good schools that are more within reach of average UMC families. So my question: how much are you spending right now on tuition and board for your 4.0 GPA engineering undergrad kid?
Here's a snapshot of DD's cost for her 1st semester of uva engineering, hope this help
Adm Deposit UGrd UVAPay ACH -$400.00
Orientation Fees $214.00
Comprehensive Fees - VA $1,586.00
Tuition - Sch Engineering VA $11,283.00
Univ Student Activity Fee $25.00
School Act Fee-Engineering $10.00
Dining-All Access Bronze $2,775.00
Housing-Rent Alderman Rd $3,405.00
Anonymous wrote:My DS is a rising 10th grader and I am starting to freak out about affording college. I expect we will have $100k saved by 2024 and can cover another $50k with cashflow. While that is not enough for the expensive top ten schools like Cornell, I am hoping it will cover most of the cost at other good schools that are more within reach of average UMC families. So my question: how much are you spending right now on tuition and board for your 4.0 GPA engineering undergrad kid?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UMCP tuition (not including room and board)is under $11,000. How or where can you beat that price?
For engineering? Check again (differential tuition). And room and board is a large expense.
Anonymous wrote:UMCP tuition (not including room and board)is under $11,000. How or where can you beat that price?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is absolutely no reason to go to any of the schools mentioned here over UMD, which has an excellent engineering program. And I say this as a Cornell undergrad and PhD. It's baffling to me how much money people are willing to throw away on name brand when the education is identical. If your kid were majoring in something corny like germanic studies then yes it's ivy league or lifetime barista, but engineering will have access to most of the same jobs so you're just flushing your tuition dollars down the toilet
+1000 UMD has a top 20 engineering school.