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After you subtract the cost of the credits, how much are you left with? Hourly rate?
by jjm 16y ago
After you subtract the cost of the credits, how much are you left with? Hourly rate?
- kd0amg 16y agoIn my case, $500 went to the university (less than what they'd normally charge for the two credits), which works out to about a 42¢ decrease in my hourly pay.
- phamilton 16y agoAcademic credit is not a requirement for me. The 5 offers I got paid between 20 and 28 dollars and hour, all of which included relocation benefits of some sort, some included health insurance, some included a monthly housing stipend. Intel even gives interns a part of the July bonus. After 4 months, I should be able to not work next year (my senior year) and graduate without any student debt. Granted, my tuition is dirt cheap (2200/semester before scholarships), but I will still make a substantial amount this summer.