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TX resident.

Emory-$72 for three years (sister went there as undergrad and enjoyed it)
Texas-In-state tuey ($27/yr)

Both have a bevy of beauties so let me know what you think. Give it to me straight.

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UT - better school, better price, better looking people
Emory - not so much

I'm just hoping to clarify what appears to be a misunderstanding - you are saying you are paying full-sticker at Texas, but have a 24k per year scholarship to Emory. Correct?

If so, you'd spend around $27k less going to Emory over the course of three years.

If this is an incorrect analysis, please correct it.

f0bolous wrote:UT - better school, better price, better looking people
Emory - not so much

Emory girls are ugly. Do not let the fact that it is in the "South" fool you.

84Sunbird2000 wrote:I'm just hoping to clarify what appears to be a misunderstanding - you are saying you are paying full-sticker at Texas, but have a 24k per year scholarship to Emory. Correct?

If so, you'd spend around $27k less going to Emory over the course of three years.

If this is an incorrect analysis, please correct it.

How I'm reading it is: Emory with 72K vs Texas In-State

Assuming 3 years w/ constant COA
Emory: $65,712 less $24k/yr scholly = $41,712

Texas: $42,916

So the Emory scholly evens the cost out

f0bolous wrote:

84Sunbird2000 wrote:I'm just hoping to clarify what appears to be a misunderstanding - you are saying you are paying full-sticker at Texas, but have a 24k per year scholarship to Emory. Correct?

If so, you'd spend around $27k less going to Emory over the course of three years.

If this is an incorrect analysis, please correct it.

How I'm reading it is: Emory with 72K vs Texas In-State

Assuming 3 years w/ constant COA
Emory: $65,712 less $24k/yr scholly = $41,712

Texas: $42,916

So the Emory scholly evens the cost out

I didn't factor in COA, since schools seem to estimate them almost randomly. Some allocate way more than necessary, and you can find cheap, decent housing in Atlanta. 22-23k COL there is nuts unless you want to rent in the immediate area of Emory (which is definitely more swanky). So, based on tuition alone, I was saying 9k less per year at Emory. However, your analysis still stands using school-estimated COA.