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Cost details at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Hello everyone! I'm considering the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. It looks great in terms of academic programs but I'm trying to work out the costs. Does anyone have any detailed information about the cost of tuition, housing, meal plans, and other fees at this university? Also, are there any hidden costs I should be aware of? Thanks in advance!

a year ago

Hey there! Let's try to break down some of the expenses. Just keep in mind that prices can change from year to year, so it's always best to verify the details directly from the school's website or their Financial Aid office.

One of the best ways to estimate your costs is by looking at what's called the Cost of Attendance (COA). The COA includes tuition and fees, room and board, textbooks, and other personal expenses. For the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, here's an approximate breakdown for an out-of-state undergraduate student:

- Tuition and Fees: The tuition and fees for an out-of-state student is about $22,203 per academic year.

- Room and Board: Living on-campus? Housing and meal plan rates average around $7,430 per year.

- Textbook and Supplies: This can vary greatly depending on your major, but you can estimate about $600 per semester.

- Other Personal Expenses: This could include laundry, entertainment, transportation, and personal items and can vary widely from student to student but a rough estimate could be about $2,000 per year.

One last thing, you might also want to consider travel expenses for breaks when calculating costs, especially if you're coming from out of state.

There are also fees that could potentially be added, like course-specific fees, late payment fees, or health insurance if you're not covered under a parent’s or family's insurance plan.

An excellent way to see if there are any scholarships or grants you may be eligible for is by filling out the FAFSA. They can assist with subsidies or even cover significant portions of these costs. Remember to fill it out every year, as aid can fluctuate year to year!

As always, try to prepare for a bit higher than your estimate to cover any unexpected costs or changes in tuition and fees.

a year ago

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