How much does it cost to attend the San Diego State Graduate program (MBA)?
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$1,201 part-time and $1,852 full-time.
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Master of Business Administration.
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I know there is a TON of money out there for minority MBA students. The first place to check would be your school's or your perspective school's financial aid office website. Also, there are other organizations such as the National Black MBA Association(www.nbmbaa.org), and there are also similar Latino (National Society of Hispanic MBAs www. http://www.nshmba.org/) and Asian organizations as well (Asian American MBA Association) to name a few. There may also be organizations affiliated with the B-school you are interested in attending, so inquire about that too. These professional orgs give out a lot of scholarships. I am sure there are other minority orgs as well. You can also check www.fastweb.com and complete the profile and they will send you results based upon the information you provided. Good luck!
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I would suggest you first find a few universities that have the program of study that you want, and then contact their financial aid departments to ask them about their options. If you type "MBA program" into yahoo search, a lot of different universities come up. Here's a couple website that might be of use: \n\nhttp://www.fundingusstudy.org/dol/keyword_search_prod.asp?Type=Any
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I've heard UCLA has a good program; one of the Marine Science Academy teachers at my old school took a program there. But also UC Santa Barbara, since it has the additional benefit of being right next to a beach. Also UC San Diego, I think.
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San DIego CA. I go to 24hr Fitness and I pay $12 a month. I get to go to any aerobic classes that they have and use all of the equipment, but that's about it. LA Fitness is a lot nicer, but they charge $25, I'll stick with 24hr
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http://www.washington.edu/students/sfs/sao/tuition/rates.html\n\n$1870 a quarter this year for undergrad... expecting it to go up
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Fee Structure:\nhttp://www.mzumbe.ac.tz/fees.htm
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Depends on what kind of grad program you're thinking of. Some programs offer full tuition waivers and stipends or fellowships to every candidate. Most PhD programs are like that. But the professional degrees (MBA, MS in accounting, law, medical) will cost you unless you win a rare fellowship. Good luck!
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$300/ sq foot in San Diego.
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Ft Hays State University is not expensive here is a link http://www.fhsu.edu/virtualcollege/\n\nHope this helps!
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I recommend getting a job.  Then when you do your Masters in Business Administration,  a) the company might pay for it, and b) you'll have the advantadge of having experience.\n\nI've got one MBA class under my wing, and have had my "real job" six months now.\n\nAnother friend of mine had her "real job" a few years and is finishing her MBA this semester and she and I have talked about it, and agreed that its better to be in the work force at least a year before trying graduate school.
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no dental masters programs give stipends. check out adea.org ... u`ll get all the information.
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Business (MBA), per unit  $995.0\nYou will need 12-18 credits to graduate.
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Wow.  There are some pretty negative answers in this thread.\n\nPick a good program.  Pick a highly rated program.  The brand *is* part of the value of an MBA, and frankly, the lower rated programs aren't that much cheaper.  Here in the Bay Area, Haas (Berkeley) has a great ranking (top 5 in part time rankings, recently been in the top 10 for full time).  I am currently a student at Haas (in the PT program), and I can't understand why people would pick a different program in this region.  Stanford, unfortunately, doesn't have a part time program.\n\nI agree with the previous poster who said you need to have an idea what you want out of it.  Go in with a plan on how you're going to get value from the MBA, and just from being a student.  I'm amazed at the access I get just by being an MBA student.  It opens a lot of doors.  But you need to be very goal directed to get this value.\n\nI can't agree with the person who said networking in a PT program isn't good.  As a current PT student, I have an *amazing* network of rising stars at a number of bay area companies, right now.  Comparing notes with some co-workers who are recent graduates from the FT programs at Wharton, Stanford, Columbia, it's clear that my network is broader, more active, and more useful right now than their networks.\n\nSo - to your actual question.  If you are in the Bay Area, pick Berkeley (I'm biased, obviously).  Really, you can gain a lot of value from any part time MBA program.  But talk to people, figure out how *you* can gain value from an MBA, and then go from there.
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Tuition & Student Fees\n\n\n$2,068.00-in state\n\n\n$6,208.00-out\n\nBooks (estimated)\n\n\n495.00\n\n\n495.00\n\nRoom & Board(estimated)\n\n\n2,870.00\n\n\n2,870.00\n\nTotal\n\n\n$5,282.00-in state\n\n\n$9,152.00-out of state\n\nTexas A&M System approves 15-hour flat-rate tuition plan
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In San Diego, $12-$16/ hour.