20 13 introduction to the cost of studying in the United States

The cost in America depends on how much money you have and how you want to live.

Moreover, the prices of public universities and private universities, the central part and the east and west coasts are very different, so we can't generalize. You can learn and discuss more in Tick Tick America.

Only the schools on the west coast of the United States are mentioned here.

Tuition and fees:

UC system: GRAD:65438 USD +0W/ quarter, which is basically equivalent to 3w USD/year, including medical insurance.

Undergraduate course: $ 1.2w/ quarter or so.

(The tuition fees written here are all for international students. If they are residents of California, they will be halved. )

Private schools such as USC charge by credit, which is about 1400 USD/unit, depending on how many credits are needed for graduation. Generally speaking, graduate students have about 33 credits, and undergraduate I-20 I-20 4.3w USD/year.

Living expenses:

Rent:

According to the location, the rent varies greatly. As far as I know, in the coastal rich areas, the average single room is about 700 dollars/month, and the house shared by two people is 500 dollars/month. Dormitories in schools are relatively expensive, with a single room of $840/month.

If it is a remote and cheap place, as far as I know, there is a single room in a school dormitory for only 450 dollars, and the shared rent is 400 dollars.

I write all about water and garbage disposal.

Diet:

If you cook for yourself every meal, it can be very cheap, with an upper limit of $200/month.

If you eat out, Chinese food is basically $65,438 +05/ person, and fast food is $65,438 +00.

Transportation:

As we all know, it is very inconvenient not to have a car in America. The bus takes half an hour or 1 hour, so you need to check the timetable when you go out.

Generally, it is $65438 +0.75/ person. There are also schools that are included in tuition fees and can take public transportation for free.

Communication:

Basic price: 10 cents/minute, 20 cents/SMS.

$25: 250 minutes, unlimited messages.

$50: unlimited calls and messages.

Generally speaking, depending on how often you use the phone, adding data after family planning is about $30, which is enough.

Power grid fee:

Add it up to 15/ month/person, that's enough.

Part-time job:

The basic salary of a doctor with a scholarship is 1800 USD/month.

Working on campus, working 10-20 hours per week, 8- 15 dollars per hour, job opportunities are not easy to find.

Roughly speaking, a small amount of personal goods consumption, plus appropriate travel, the annual expenditure is about 4.5w/year, so you can live more freely. According to the current exchange rate, it is about 28w/ year.

It is basically the same as the general saying of 300,000 a year.

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