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Unfortunately, my state's universities are decidedly mediocre. Both flagships sit outside the top 100 nationally. Bordering states do have strong public univers
by brewdad 9y ago
Unfortunately, my state's universities are decidedly mediocre. Both flagships sit outside the top 100 nationally. Bordering states do have strong public universities, so I will have to see if there is any reciprocity. Otherwise, it looks like we'll have to do a lot of close examination of the total financial packages being offered when the time comes.
I graduated in the mid-90s with $20k in debt. That wasn't fun but it was manageable. I can't imagine graduating with a mortgage's worth of debt.
- alistairSH 9y agoVA also has a private college subsidy (effectively brings most private college tuition down near state-tuition rates). Maybe your state offers something similar? And, check other in-state privates, maybe they offer something like Shepherd U.