It immediately seemed evident that they were much more interested in taking the $35-$40,000 tuition than actually helping their students get into deals.

It immediately seemed evident that they were much more interested in taking the $35-$40,000 tuition than actually helping their students get into deals.

My parents were able to pay for most of my college tuition, my wife's parents paid for even less.

It cost me 4 years of undergrad ($20,000 in tuition, and $30,000 in lost work hours per year = $200,000) 2 years to get my masters  ($25,000 in tuition per year, and $40,000 in lost work hours per year = $130,000)So it cost me $330,300 to get the job that I walked away from 3 years laterI only made about $200,000 from that investment.

BA in Speech Communication, MBA after- because tuition was reimbursed by employer. 

They've either borrower up the ying-yang to get through med school, or demonstrated their commitment via great grades and got assistance for their tuition.

$4800 will get you licensed in your state, pay for CRE tuition and a real solid RE education. 

.$41,000 is close to one year's tuition at a private college.

If anything just treat any potential losses as tuition for a educational experience.   

Thanks much for helping me think through this...I feel like Captain Obvious is about to deliver me some tuition