boognish_bear said:
muddybrazos said:
BigGameBaylorBear said:
D. C. Bear said:
BigGameBaylorBear said:
This is not sustainable
Average actual cost at George Washington University is (AI, so take it with a grain of salt) 45K.
They have a $2.8 billion endowment, a $22 million deficit, and they have budget and hiring freezes. It's just kind of wild to think about.
That's crazy, I saw the $45k number too. I'm seeing $35-39k for Georgetown, much more bang for your buck in my opinion
For the 2025-2026 academic year, Clemson University's in-state tuition and fees are approximately $15,854 per year. My daughter will be going to Clemson or possibly Carolina for those prices. I still have about 6 years until shes going off to college.
Do you know the "all in" cost to go to Clemson including room and board?
I've got a kid at TT and the all in cost was about $22,000 a year which was one better values we could find.
I think the all in is around 28k. A lot of kids are doing this bridge campus thing where you go to an even cheaper off campus version of Clemson for your first year but my daughter is straight A's and honors so I dont I think she will have a problem going to reguilar campus. I think College of Charleston is also pretty cheap but the problem there is finding an affordable place to live in Charleston. EDIT: NVM CofC is is 34k in state so not pretty cheap. It seems like a school for rich kids from the northeast.
I dont know the costs at Coastal Carolina but I would guess its pretty cheap bc that seems like a gloriified community college to me.
For the 20242025 academic year, Coastal Carolina University undergraduate tuition for full-time students (1218 credits) is $5,820 per semester for in-state residents and $14,814 for out-of-state residents.
- Housing & Meals: Average room and board expenses are roughly $7,340 per year, though specific, 2025-2026 housing rates range from $2,860 to $4,340 per semester.
