PSU tastes like money.
08-06-2006, 09:31 PM
#1
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PSU tastes like money.
Just wrote a check for $7997.77
------- school.
No, really, I'm going to kill myself now. This is all teh money I have worked 50+hr weeks for, nearly been killed for, and have really done some ---- for. Goddamn college, I dont even know what the ---- I am going to study. And my roomate will 100% for sure be an angry negro.
7997.77
------- school.
No, really, I'm going to kill myself now. This is all teh money I have worked 50+hr weeks for, nearly been killed for, and have really done some ---- for. Goddamn college, I dont even know what the ---- I am going to study. And my roomate will 100% for sure be an angry negro.
7997.77
08-06-2006, 10:06 PM
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Re: PSU tastes like money.
Haha, community college ftw...at least until I have to transfer to a university.
Tuition is only $1100 for full time semester. Even at the university it'll only come out to about 3 grand, hopefully the scholarship I had will still be usable.
Tuition is only $1100 for full time semester. Even at the university it'll only come out to about 3 grand, hopefully the scholarship I had will still be usable.
08-07-2006, 01:12 AM
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Re: PSU tastes like money.
Originally Posted by ichbinsobose
And my roomate will 100% for sure be an angry negro.
at wayne state my bill was 6k
u only need to attend the first semester there..
next semester enroll one class and the rest take em at comunity college...
a total of 65 credits are fully transferrible for me..
costing me only less than 700 per semester
08-07-2006, 01:28 AM
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Re: PSU tastes like money.
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Should've went to a community college like me... same classes, same teachers as the universities in some cases (they overlap around here)... and MUCH cheaper 
and u should also only do it if the teachers are the same which i forgot to mention is the same as my case.. same teachrs same books same everything..
also
http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/
