What is the tuition costs of Texas A&M?
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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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Ft Hays State University is not expensive here is a link http://www.fhsu.edu/virtualcollege/\n\nHope this helps!
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Go to Texas A&M or the University of California (Santa Barbara).  Those are the top two schools in that category.  You mostly need to be good at math.
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They vary, but I've found on average it's about $1500 per class.  This is for graduate courses. Undergrad may be lower.
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Depends on how many credits and what level of education you seek, but total registration fees are currently $1033.
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I go to American Public University, very nice and reasonable prices ($750 a class, books are basically free if you send them back).  They have a wide range of Associate, Bachelor, and Master degrees to choose from.  Take a good look at them, it fits very nice into my schedule.
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For what country????  In the USA, students attend public universities more than private one's mostly because of the costs involved.  I attended a public university for about $6000 per year in tuition and book costs.  To have attended a private school like Yale at that time was about $42,000 per year for tuition and books.
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It should be about $500 month plus your rent and tuition.  That includes groceries, beer, electricity, beer, pizza, beer, phone, beer, did I mention beer :)
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$1600 to $2000 per semester, full time...at state supported schools.
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Tuition is around $35,000, but once you factor in living expenses, books, and other fees it is easily over $50,000.  A fair portion of law students also receive some sort of financial aid.  Though it is usually in the form of loans, some grants and scholarships are available that will reduce the cost of attendance.  The cost is in line with other top law schools.
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I live in Texas and the going rate here in my part is about $1,200 a acre..hope that helps...
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I went to SMU.  It is the middle of Dallas.  Expensive unfortunately.  Has an OK EE program but there are better.  SMU is better known for its schools of Divinity, Business, Theater, etc.
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Texas A&M, The 12th Man!
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Depends on the state... For example, I'm from UT and I'm a college recruiter and I have a few people from out of state that would rather come here to UT for school because it is cheaper for them to be here in UT as an out of state student than an in state student in the state they are from... This one lady from Texas was telling me that in order for her to enroll her daughter in a community college in Texas it was going to cost around $15-17,000/yearly when here in UT as an out of state student it is about $9,000/yearly... Just do your research, college websited should give out that crucial information...
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Texas A & M, University of Texas, and Baylor.
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California residents in the undergraduate program pay an average of $7294 for the 2006-2007 school year.  For non-California residents, undergraduate tuition is $26020.
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There are a number of good ones, Texas A&M is a good one, U of T at Austin is good.  I have a very high opinion og Colorado School of Mines, I think they have turned out some top notch kids.