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i would be okay with the keffiiyeh making it to the west
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duTrieux. posted:i would be okay with the keffiiyeh making it to the west um
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Mar 18, 2015 00:59
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duTrieux. posted:i would be okay with the keffiiyeh making it to the west same company 
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duTrieux. posted:i would be okay with the keffiiyeh making it to the west
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Mar 18, 2015 01:08
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time to yell about clothes
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Mar 18, 2015 01:11
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Nintendo Kid posted:same company duTrieux. posted:i would be okay with the keffiiyeh making it to the west i want one (not a usa flag one though lmao) but im afraid people will think im racist / iraqi
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Mar 18, 2015 01:23
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why does everyone always say $20k-40k per year for university in the us? you can go to state school and pay like 1/10 that and there are all kinds of scholarships and tax credits for you to bring that down even more. and if you have a useful major you don't have to pay for grad school if you're foolish enough to go to grad school  don't go to grad school don't spend 40k/yr for your education unless we're talking like harvard law or whatever situation that would make it a financially sensible choice
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Mar 18, 2015 01:34
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find a state school that has $2000-4000/year tuition in 2015 and post that here please, because i don't think you will.
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Mar 18, 2015 01:35
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DNova posted:why does everyone always say $20k-40k per year for university in the us? you can go to state school and pay like 1/10 that and there are all kinds of scholarships and tax credits for you to bring that down even more. and if you have a useful major you don't have to pay for grad school if you're foolish enough to go to grad school 20k-40k/year is perfectly within the bounds of reason if you're including total costs (room + board, fees) sure if you're fortunate enough to live within driving distance of a decent 4-year state school then you can cut that to like 8-10k a year
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Mar 18, 2015 01:36
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Beast of Bourbon posted:find a state school that has $2000-4000/year tuition in 2015 and post that here please, because i don't think you will. http://www.albany.edu/studentaccounts/2015_Spring_UG_PerCredit_RATES_(1).pdf SUNY is pretty good about tuition though. if you dont want to click through, they're $3,085 full-time per semester and $4283.50 after fees (minus the student health insurance which is only required if you aren't covered by your parents)
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Mar 18, 2015 01:38
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i just saw you said year, not semester, but 8k a year straight tuition is pretty darn good
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Mar 18, 2015 01:39
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yeah but then your degree is from suny lmao
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Mar 18, 2015 01:39
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i went to suny buffalo (or was we called it, the state university at buffalo) it, right there in the link you provided, says that annual costs for instate students is $21,703.00
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pram posted:yeah but then your degree is from suny lmao no one gives a poo poo about where your degree is from unless you're trying to get into grad school or a job at a old boys club
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Mar 18, 2015 01:40
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most of the nj state universities are $12,500 a year all tuition and mandatory student fees included, with an extra $12,000 if ur gonna be in the dorms.
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uncurable mlady posted:no one gives a poo poo about where your degree is from unless you're trying to get into grad school or a job at a old boys club uhh no. literally the only value in the credential is the name of the school and maybe the major
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Mar 18, 2015 01:42
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Beast of Bourbon posted:i went to suny buffalo (or was we called it, the state university at buffalo) costs != tuition. you asked for tuition.
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pram posted:uhh no. literally the only value in the credential is the name of the school and maybe the major i see you paid a lot of money for your degree
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Mar 18, 2015 01:42
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the government actually
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uncurable mlady posted:20k-40k/year is perfectly within the bounds of reason if you're including total costs (room + board, fees) room and board is something you pay for whether you are getting an education or not. you can move to near a state school if you aren't near one. UF's 2015 in-state tuition is $6,310. More than $4k, yes, but come on. That's less than $30k total for tuition. Add another couple grand for books if you want new ones. it's just not anywhere near as hard as people keep claiming. if you don't want to move or you want to go to a prestigious private school that didn't offer you a full ride, you're just putting creating these problems for yourself edit: Thanks for mentioning SUNY 
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i can get a cheap education from $shit_school 
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Mar 18, 2015 01:46
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Beast of Bourbon posted:i went to suny buffalo (or was we called it, the state university at buffalo) I believe you mean The State University of New York University at Buffalo
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pram posted:i can get a cheap education from $shit_school uncurable mlady posted:i see you paid a lot of money for your degree
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Mar 18, 2015 01:47
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cat av dogpile
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Mar 18, 2015 01:48
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i cant hate on SUNY too much since they sign my paychecks the people who are getting hosed by tuition are mostly the ones who can kinda afford to deal with the debt long-term; the system is halfway decent at taking care of people who are impoverished enough to qualify for a whole bunch of grants. if you've got rich parents, you're fine. if you're in the amorphous "middle" then you're looking at putting up 3/4ths or more of your annual tuition in some sort of federal loan which isn't the end of the world but it's money you gotta pay back one day
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Mar 18, 2015 01:48
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also this is pretty off topic so we should drop it
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Mar 18, 2015 01:49
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*lights up cigar with degree from notable university* 
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DNova posted:room and board is something you pay for whether you are getting an education or not. you can move to near a state school if you aren't near one. yeah, just move! oh? you live 4 hours away with no income and have to live on campus to be able to go to college? just move! why haven't you done that yet! haven't you heard? moving is the easiest thing in the world to do! like wow!
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Apocadall posted:yeah, just move! oh? you live 4 hours away with no income and have to live on campus to be able to go to college? just move! why haven't you done that yet! haven't you heard? moving is the easiest thing in the world to do! like wow! what is hard about moving? if you have no income you can fix that by getting a job. I worked 2-3 jobs for most of my undergrad career. I also never lived on-campus, because I couldn't afford it. I missed out on some of the lifestyle as a result, but I got an education which was the primary goal.
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DNova posted:what is hard about moving? if you have no income you can fix that by getting a job. I worked 2-3 jobs for most of my undergrad career. I also never lived on-campus, because I couldn't afford it. I missed out on some of the lifestyle as a result, but I got an education which was the primary goal. holy poo poo how old and out of touch are you?
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24-7 Urkel Cosplay posted:holy poo poo how old and out of touch are you? I finished my undergrad 4 years ago.
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DNova posted:what is hard about moving? if you have no income you can fix that by getting a job. I worked 2-3 jobs for most of my undergrad career. I also never lived on-campus, because I couldn't afford it. I missed out on some of the lifestyle as a result, but I got an education which was the primary goal. lets just get a job in some random place with never traveling there, that sure makes sense
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DNova posted:but I got an education which was the primary goal. lol
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Nintendo Kid posted:lets just get a job in some random place with never traveling there, that sure makes sense what? you just get whatever poo poo job you can because you're 17 and it's not going to be a career. you think I liked working at best buy?
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DNova posted:what? you pick out the school, you move there. you find whatever poo poo job you can find because you're 17 and it's not gonna be a career. how does a 17 year old afford to move across the country, furnish a suitable living location, eat, pay for school, living expenses, and unplanned expenses on a lovely minimum wage job?
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are you seriously this out of touch
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Nintendo Kid posted:lets just get a job in some random place with never traveling there, that sure makes sense uhhh. have you never uprooted? if you have no dependencies it's not a hard thing to do but ymwv. if you don't care where you live and your not picky on what you need to do to get by it's not unreasonable.
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24-7 Urkel Cosplay posted:are you seriously this out of touch I dunno I loving did it not that long ago.
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DNova posted:what? you just get whatever poo poo job you can because you're 17 and it's not going to be a career. you think I liked working at best buy? how do you move there with no money. how do you decide where to move to. why are you leaving high school at 17??
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