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mednat Wrote:If only there was a dollar value on the other things I missed during that time!
Opportunity cost I believe, per WGU.
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ldp103 Wrote:$3400
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That's amazingly cheap, I am astonished how you can get that for so cheap. Can you explain? Is it for a few courses or the entire program?
I assume you must be transferring the limit of graduate courses into the program or something similar right? Is there a PLA process for MBA?
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ldp103 Wrote:$3400
University of Florida-2017 Yes....more explanation please.
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Look forward to the explanation but hedge that they had a great work reimbursement program or academic/sports scholarship leaving the remaining 3k out of pocket expense. Otherwise, Florida just SHOT up the list for the room!
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RANSOMSOUL Wrote:Look forward to the explanation but hedge that they had a great work reimbursement program or academic/sports scholarship leaving the remaining 3k out of pocket expense. Otherwise, Florida just SHOT up the list for the room! 
Yes, because the question was "How much did your masters degree cost?" not "How much did you personally have to pay OOP for your masters degree?"
I mean, I don't work and my husband does, so I guess mine will be free since technically I won't be paying for it? I also live rent free, eat for free, live for free...my life doesn't cost me a thin dime!
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My job offers tuition reimbursement which pays up to $1533 per class. The 3 credit courses would only cost me about $200 out of pocket and the 4 credit courses $700. My last two special topic courses would be free since they are 2 credit and 1 credit courses and fall under the $1533.
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@dfrecore - 'my life doesn't cost me a thin dime' cracked me up! Prior to launching my own business 3.5 years ago, my wife technically did not have a taxable job but ran the house like a next level CEO. Four kids & me makes that more labor than most traditional jobs for sure. That won't stop me from telling her and the kids tonight that their life isn't costing them a thin DIME but it sure is costing me a MINT!
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dfrecore Wrote:Yes, because the question was "How much did your masters degree cost?" not "How much did you personally have to pay OOP for your masters degree?"
I mean, I don't work and my husband does, so I guess mine will be free since technically I won't be paying for it? I also live rent free, eat for free, live for free...my life doesn't cost me a thin dime!
hahah!! Very true.
I've been debating throwing out a question as to how people paid for theirs. As a home schooling stay-at-home parent, I won't have a place of employment or the Military to help finance any further educational goals either.
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