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The tuition is exactly the same at the state schools I'm familiar with. Books were more expensive but were a small fraction of the tuition costs.
by rdouble 15y ago
The tuition is exactly the same at the state schools I'm familiar with. Books were more expensive but were a small fraction of the tuition costs.
- kat 15y agoSimon Fraser University (Canada) charges more for engineering and cs courses. http://students.sfu.ca/calendar/for_students/undergrad_tuition_fees.html http://students.sfu.ca/calendar/for_students/undergrad_tuiti...
- smackfu 15y agoAnd you actually pay cheaper per hour, because full-time tuition is invariably flat rate, but STEM majors (especially engineering) tend to have higher than normal credit hours per semester.
- cube13 15y agoUIUC charges more in tuition for students that are in technical majors.
- redrobot5050 15y agoThis is not the case with all state schools. Mine, for example, was contrary to that. Different colleges in the University had different tuition. Obviously Art, Theater, Music, and Engineering have different costs -- why should they all pay flat rates? On top of that, majoring in something technical will also likely require more fees -- lab fees, computer fees, etc. Oh, and your book costs will be higher. Textbook prices have tripled in the last ten years, so now an English Major is paying what I paid for Computer Engineering back in 2000.