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re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by BulldogXero on 1/24/17 at 8:19 am to Tigahs24Seven
In some instances out of state tuition is cheaper. I had a roommate from Michigan who said his tuition at MSU was cheaper than anything in his home state.
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by jack6294 on 1/24/17 at 8:26 am to Tigahs24Seven
I was third generation LSU grad
All three kids went to Belhaven in Jackson MS
Would do it again
All three kids went to Belhaven in Jackson MS
Would do it again
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by blueridgeTiger on 1/24/17 at 10:27 am to Tigahs24Seven
My son didn't want to go to LSU or USL (we lived in Lafayette then) - he got a partial scholarship to Baylor. We chipped in the rest.
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by GaTiger27 on 1/24/17 at 11:51 am to Tigahs24Seven
Look up Academic Common Market. Seriously, you can find incredible deals at out of state schools and pay in-state prices depending on the degree.
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by dat yat on 1/24/17 at 11:04 pm to Tigahs24Seven
My daughter wanted to go to USM after going to a leadership camp there the summer after freshman year of HS. We knew she would probably be a TOPS recipient at LSU, so we told her she needed scholarships to go out of state.
She got enough scholarship money and out of state waivers to put it roughly on par with LSU cost. We mainly had to cover room/board and sorority dues.
She got enough scholarship money and out of state waivers to put it roughly on par with LSU cost. We mainly had to cover room/board and sorority dues.
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by Asharad on 1/25/17 at 5:50 am to Tigahs24Seven
quote:LSU gave my son enough scholarship money to pay for tuition and out-of-state fees.
If you let yours go out of State how did you justify the expense? Was is worth it if you forced yours to stay in State for undergrad?
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by LongueCarabine on 1/25/17 at 6:31 am to Tigahs24Seven
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you let yours go out of State how did you justify the expense?
My son went to Fordham. He had an academic scholarship so what was I gonna do, tell him no?
My daughter started out at Loyola and finished up at LSU. She also had a scholarship but transferred when she changed her major.
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by FootballNostradamus on 1/25/17 at 8:34 am to double d
My parents wouldn't allow me to stay in-state (LSU).
It was made known from day one it's time to GTFO when you go to college. You're not coming home on the weekend for mom to do laundry or cook you a meal.
I'm so glad they did it that way.
It was made known from day one it's time to GTFO when you go to college. You're not coming home on the weekend for mom to do laundry or cook you a meal.
I'm so glad they did it that way.
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Arkansas and the two SEC MS schools had very attainable OOS waivers when I was applying.
Is this info that can be found on their website? We're LSU through and through and #3 decides she'd like to look at Ole Miss. 2 Brothers are already giving her grief.
$15K out of state fee ... I'm not paying that.
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re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by NYNolaguy1 on 2/21/17 at 1:30 pm to Tigahs24Seven
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I am freaking out related to how much this could cost + grad school
Let them go wherever they want.
Let them pay for it however they choose. Welcome to adulthood.
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by TbirdSpur2010 on 2/21/17 at 1:33 pm to tylercsbn9
Send them to A&M.
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by LSUGoose on 2/21/17 at 1:34 pm to Tigahs24Seven
My son always wanted to go out of state, and when it comes to education I'm all for it if for betterment of one's self. I would have had a different opinion if making a lateral move (i.e. MS State, Bama), but he went to Rhodes College in Memphis and I was happy to pay for it (partial scholarship). Small class sizes and great staff. He would not have been able to land the job that he did out of college if not for his Rhodes degree.
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Look up Academic Common Market. Seriously, you can find incredible deals at out of state schools and pay in-state prices depending on the degree
I used the Academic Common Market to get in state tuition to UF Law School for a masters in tax law because Mississippi schools didn't offer the degree.
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by TheCaterpillar on 2/21/17 at 1:54 pm to Tigahs24Seven
I went to Ole Miss.
My dad actually wanted us (siblings and I) to leave Louisiana for college. Wanted us to fly the coop and be on our own. We grew up within walking distance to LSU's campus.
I got into much better schools than Ole Miss, but really loved it there and I could come home without a flight. Don't regret it for a minute.
My dad actually wanted us (siblings and I) to leave Louisiana for college. Wanted us to fly the coop and be on our own. We grew up within walking distance to LSU's campus.
I got into much better schools than Ole Miss, but really loved it there and I could come home without a flight. Don't regret it for a minute.
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LINK
Harvard is the answer, if they are accepted and your family income is less than $150K per year they can attend for minimal cost to the family, Harvard has a ton of money to give away.
Right now Harvard and Stanford are about the cheapest places you can send a kid for college outside of military academy or some sort of scholarship.
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by Cracker on 2/21/17 at 6:57 pm to Tigahs24Seven
they fricking pay for it they can go anywhere they want.
cuck
cuck
This post was edited on 2/21 at 6:58 pm
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by pjab on 2/21/17 at 7:08 pm to Tigahs24Seven
No one mentioned football teams yet?
re: How many of you allowed your kids to go to college out of StatePosted by Wolfhound45 on 2/21/17 at 7:12 pm to Tigahs24Seven
Present.
First one went to school Virginia while we were stationed in North Carolina. Now we are in Texas and they are in Virginia (grad school) and West Virginia (undergraduate). Working out well.
First one went to school Virginia while we were stationed in North Carolina. Now we are in Texas and they are in Virginia (grad school) and West Virginia (undergraduate). Working out well.
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