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re: Oregon thinking outside of box -- Free Tuition
Posted on 11/19/14 at 2:39 pm to CHiPs25
Posted on 11/19/14 at 2:39 pm to CHiPs25
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3% of their income for 20 years after they leave college
Little confused.
What if 3% of their income for 20 years is more than their tuition?
You can go to an in-state SEC school for $24k on tuition alone. You could pay that off with $500/month payments for four years. $250/month payments for eight.
Does this "3% of income" also cover books, room, board? If not, then you're paying 3% for 20 years plus whatever loan you're having to take out to cover the other costs.
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Posted on 11/19/14 at 3:25 pm to StringedInstruments
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You can go to an in-state SEC school for $24k on tuition alone. You could pay that off with $500/month payments for four years. $250/month payments for eight
Where are you finding A) $6k/year tuition and B) an interest free loan for 8 years (assuming the 4 years you refer to are the 4 following college)
For next year, LSU is $8700/yr (estimated), and from some quick research, that looks like it's about the middle of the road (Mississippi schools are about $7k, Alabama schools are $10k+), and that's just tuition/fees.
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