#tuition prices

[tetrilys]

There is no greater slap in the face than hearing someone say "oh ya tuition is seventeen-ten" and then quickly moving on before I have a chance to faint because... y'all... at first this lady made it sound like $1,710 dollars... but then I get off the phone and look at the school webpage and -  $17,110!!! For 15 months!!! No thanks I'll stick to studying my grandmama's recipes - hell no.

[toddlevitt-blog]

Calling for a cut in college tuition, todd levitt, tyler webb

[software-partners-trx]

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[parsonsproblems]

I know this is a very broad question but... How does yearly cost range for a photo major with no financial aid or scholarship? I looked on the website but I'm not sure if what I calculated was right. An estimate, even if it's off, is appreciated. Thanks !

Ok. so from my bill statement for this year it is about 41,000 for tuition ONLY. this does not include if you live on campus. based off housing's page -- the price of housing ranges from 14,500-19,000 a year (not including meal plans) depending on how many roommates you have. 14,500 is for a quad/triple, 15,570 for a double and 19,000 is for a single. 

These numbers obliviously don't include school supplies. My estimate based on what I spent last semester is anywhere between 3,000-5,000 for one semester -- depending on what size/how much photo paper you buy, what books you have to buy, equipment. I will tell you that I spent WAY more freshman year on supplies (for the darkroom especially) then I did last semester. 

Hope this helps!