I'm so not paying $9k/yearly for school
Posted 04-02-08 at 07:27 PM by legoman786
If I pay $9000/yr for school, I'd damned well get a job @ Intel or something.
If you can hear the songs in the back, they are Paradice Lost - The Last Time and The Prodigy - Narayan.
Sorry about the serious killer volume, my mic was set real low and I just maxed it. Still trying to find the 'sweet spot'
GAH! $9k/yr for school!!
If you can hear the songs in the back, they are Paradice Lost - The Last Time and The Prodigy - Narayan.
Sorry about the serious killer volume, my mic was set real low and I just maxed it. Still trying to find the 'sweet spot'
GAH! $9k/yr for school!!
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$9,000?
That doesn't sound like all that much to me, to be honest.
An almost inviolable rule in education: The more you pay for school, the more you get paid afterwards.
(Goes without saying that YOU have to pull your weight as well.)
Good luck!
Posted 04-02-08 at 07:54 PM by txtmstrjoe
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$9,000 a year isn't bad in the long run. An educated I.T. can make like 150,000+ a year after a couple years and one that isn't does about 70k-90k for the same amount of years, that $9,000 can go a long way if you ask me...... Try looking for a scholarship or some loans or grants.
GLHFPosted 04-03-08 at 10:30 AM by F3t1sh
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I agree with txtmstrjoe and F3t1sh. I pay almost $16k for school yearly --I'm one of them, working while studying and hell it worth each cent. IMHO when it comes to education, money is secondary. You won't only develop your intellectual abilities but also your social ones.
Reconsider, you're one of the smarter members here.Posted 04-03-08 at 10:47 AM by SZayat
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Education is well worth the investment of both time and money
Think of it as a down payment for what truly lies ahead.Posted 04-03-08 at 01:17 PM by mega_option101
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Education is not the price you pay for credentials, education is how you make yourself worthy of them. A real education won't simply add to your erudition and technical knowledge but will also add to your ability to understand and overcome problems in the future. Higher education is not about remembering names/numbers/dates but rather learning how to find and use them and why they are important.
By the way, you all got off easy, my law degree cost me nearly 26k/year (worth every penny - well, it will be when I finally pay it off in another ten years!)Posted 04-05-08 at 11:57 AM by maestrotmbg
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I put out nearly $40k a year for my University. Consider yourself lucky.Posted 04-06-08 at 04:05 AM by pauldovi
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9K? thats all? lol.Posted 07-29-08 at 02:07 PM by zacbrain
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Ok so $9k doesn't seem all that bad after researching other schools.Posted 09-06-08 at 07:34 AM by legoman786
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Honestly, $9,000/year ($4,500/semester) isn't really that high, even for a (public) State University. Private schools are quite often much higher. I'm attending a relatively small State U in Minnesota, and IIRC my tuition is about $5K per semester ($10K per year).
An education is one of the best investments a person can make.Posted 09-09-08 at 04:29 AM by Choggs396
Updated 09-09-08 at 04:31 AM by Choggs396
