Public 2-year colleges offer the cheapest tuition at about 20% of total costs with about 23% of students needing loans to get through.
Public 4-year colleges are the next cheapest alternative with about 30% of total costs going for tuition and 51% of students needing a loan to pay for it.
Private for-proft collegs are next with aobut 50% of total costs going for tuition but 80% of students needing a loan.
The most expensive alternative is a private four-year college with about 65% of total costs going for tuition and about two thirds of students needing a loan to pay for it.
It seems to me the best bet is to do the first two years of study at a 2-year college that will allow the student to transfer credits to a four year school.
What do you think?
Just curious, where did you get these numbers?
Posted by: Search for Accredited Online Education | September 18, 2006 7:57 AM | Permalink to Comment