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I'm a 3.8/172 student with moderate chances of getting in, but let's assume (for whatever reason) that I am admitted. About how much of that $70,000 will I be paying each year (including loans, but excluding scholarships and grants)? Can anyone attending Harvard fill me in on how much they're paying?

Let's assume a family income of $100-150k back home (in Canada). Let us also assume I have no assets.

joe1424 wrote:I'm a 3.8/172 student with moderate chances of getting in, but let's assume (for whatever reason) that I am admitted. About how much of that $70,000 will I be paying each year (including loans, but excluding scholarships and grants)? Can anyone attending Harvard fill me in on how much they're paying?

Let's assume a family income of $100-150k back home (in Canada). Let us also assume I have no assets.

You'll be paying -----------> It doesn't matter what you'll be paying, you're going to Harvard

Inygma wrote:

joe1424 wrote:I'm a 3.8/172 student with moderate chances of getting in, but let's assume (for whatever reason) that I am admitted. About how much of that $70,000 will I be paying each year (including loans, but excluding scholarships and grants)? Can anyone attending Harvard fill me in on how much they're paying?

Let's assume a family income of $100-150k back home (in Canada). Let us also assume I have no assets.

You'll be paying -----------> It doesn't matter what you'll be paying, you're going to Harvard

Sorry... but this was TCR.

Erm, okay, but is there no estimate of what I can anticipate in terms of costs? I'm going back to work in Canada, so I won't be pulling in the big bucks relative to firms in NY or LA...

Hmm.. you'll have to ask the Harvard 1ls for better estimates, but probably with that family income you'll have to pay a substantial proportion of the 70K each year.

However, if you are set to work in Canada, isn't the smartest option just to attend U of T??