Georgia Military College

[sanantone]

Instead we crap all over this guy/gals thread and make a blanket claim that most four year colleges are cheaper, when I actually find that quite rare these days. Trust me, its difficult trying to find schools (besides for profits offering military rates) that offer credit hours for less than $250 these days.

Where did I say that? Nowhere because I didn't. How does "that's what small state colleges/universities charge" turn into "most four year colleges are cheaper?" Those two statements aren't even close to having the same meaning. You rebutted an imaginary claim.

If you're talking about Angelo State University, the undergraduate tuition rate for residents is about $249. That's not even close to $1,000 for a 3-credit course. Why would you compare graduate tuition to a 2-year college's tuition? I'm assuming that you're not looking at the fact that ASU has a system where the more credits you take the cheaper the tuition gets. That's how many colleges operate.

I'm not criticizing publius2k4's information. This is a discussion forum, so I'm discussing the expense of this college. It is not above scrutiny. There is no need to offer similar options. They've already been mentioned several times.