EPTOn June 20 2014 04:56 Gahlo wrote:
Because few people have a need for more than 8.
Because few people have a need for more than 8.
I wish I had 24 gb. I kept getting out of memory analyzing all the data I got, lol.
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Sufficiency
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I wish I had 24 gb. I kept getting out of memory analyzing all the data I got, lol. | ||
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Gahlo
United States35173 Posts
On June 20 2014 05:40 Sufficiency wrote: Wtf 26k loans.... Wow. Is this the infamous US student debt? Yup. One of my friends is 15k in debt for a 6 month school. | ||
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most people have over 150k debt in my fiances school. some much much more | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On June 20 2014 05:40 Sufficiency wrote: Wtf 26k loans.... Wow. Is this the infamous US student debt? 26k is like...a part of 1 year of tuition | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On June 20 2014 05:49 Gahlo wrote: Yup. One of my friends is 15k in debt for a 6 month school. Makes me feel very lucky that I walked out of B Sc debt free. Thank you unions for the jobs. Thank you socialism. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
I think I spent 26k in tuition over FOUR years. | ||
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Frolossus
United States4779 Posts
On June 20 2014 05:55 Sufficiency wrote: I think I spent 26k in tuition over FOUR years. one university i looked at was 50k/year the one i went to initially was 30k/year the one i'm at now is ~15k/year and its been a better experience than the other one | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On June 20 2014 05:57 Frolossus wrote: one university i looked at was 50k/year the one i went to initially was 30k/year the one i'm at now is ~15k/year and its been a better experience than the other one Yeah, Humanics University was 45k I think | ||
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Frudgey
Canada3367 Posts
On June 20 2014 05:55 Sufficiency wrote: I think I spent 26k in tuition over FOUR years. Yeah I think overall it's going to be about 26k for my entire Bachelor of Mathematics degree. I'm always amazed how much more expensive post secondary is down in the States compared to Canada. | ||
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red_
United States8474 Posts
On June 20 2014 05:59 Frudgey wrote: Yeah I think overall it's going to be about 26k for my entire Bachelor of Mathematics degree. I'm always amazed how much more expensive post secondary is down in the States compared to Canada. It's very much dependent on where you go, and whether we're talking room+board+tuition or not(I'd assume we are, because it's silly to discuss 'cost' while not including costs). A lot of state schools have discounts both for in-state and in-county tuition, and can get down to like 5k/semester total costs. | ||
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ComaDose
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Lord Tolkien
United States12083 Posts
On June 20 2014 06:04 red_ wrote: It's very much dependent on where you go, and whether we're talking room+board+tuition or not(I'd assume we are, because it's silly to discuss 'cost' while not including costs). A lot of state schools have discounts both for in-state and in-county tuition, and can get down to like 5k/semester total costs. Yep, state unis can be 5-12k/year if you get in-state tuition which saves alot. Private schools like American which I went to is probably ~50k/year total including room and board if you don't get scholarship and financial aid, because DC is expensive as all hell to live/study in. Most people who go get something in the way of financial mitigation, though. | ||
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Frudgey
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Thanks. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On June 20 2014 06:17 Frudgey wrote: Ah okay. I guess it just really depends on where you go for your education. Makes more sense to me now. Thanks. But in general, the American education system is highway robbery, so yay freedom! | ||
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kainzero
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On June 20 2014 06:17 Frudgey wrote: Ah okay. I guess it just really depends on where you go for your education. Makes more sense to me now. Thanks. It depends on the states too. But in general, US public schools are a lot pricier | ||
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Frudgey
Canada3367 Posts
On June 20 2014 06:20 jcarlsoniv wrote: But in general, the American education system is highway robbery, so yay freedom! Also Canada has free healthcare which is nice. Where for the States my understanding is that healthcare is significantly expensive. Although I'm not 100% sure about that and that really isn't a can of worms that I should open in this thread. On June 20 2014 06:21 kainzero wrote: And then there are the textbooks... I'm guessing this largely has to do with your major and your professor, but textbooks aren't usually too expensive for me. The Philosophy text books in general are dirt cheap, at least for where I am at. | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On June 20 2014 06:20 jcarlsoniv wrote: But in general, the American education system is highway robbery, so yay freedom! You have the freedom to choose to work at Walmart instead though | ||
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