[rashmiika]

Hello,
I also got acceptance letter from NYU.
Can anybody tell me total tution fee of 15 month BSN program?

[rashmiika]

Hello everyone,

I have also got acceptance letter fro newyork university of nursing.
Can anyone tell me the total tution fee of 15 month BSN program.

Bye.

[Kelzy]

Originally Posted by rashmiika

Hello everyone,

I have also got acceptance letter fro newyork university of nursing.
Can anyone tell me the total tution fee of 15 month BSN program.

Bye.

I emailed them about that yesterday... they said it's about 17,645 per semester and 12,000 for the summer semester.

Wooohooo for debt!!

[rashmiika]

It seems to high?
Did u apply for financial aid?

[Kelzy]

Originally Posted by rashmiika

It seems to high?
Did u apply for financial aid?

It's high, but it's a private school. And yes, I applied for financial aid. I think...

[Duke112]

so I calculated it up and it looks like the raw tuition for the whole 15 mo program is about $68,000 (not including housing, supplies, transportation, books etc.)!!!

[addie516]

Duke, have you heard anything yet? Are you in Cali as well?

[Duke112]

no haven't heard anything. I talked to them yesterday and the guy said they made a mistake and thought they were missing one of my transcripts when they actually had it. So he said that he was JUST doing to send my app to the admission committee then, so I will hear within the next two weeks...disappointing. I think I'll call again next week to see if they've made the decision. But yea I am in CA, so I wanted to estimate the total cost which is incredibly expensive and I have to live there. The on campus housing is outrageously priced, but i wanted to live there if I get in because I know nothing about the NYC area. At this point though I might look at other places if I get in. I kind of wanted to do the BSN/MSN combined but I think that might be too expensive. Where do you plan on living if you go there?

[MsBridgeMack]

Hi All!

For those in Cali and elsewhere,

If you do decide to attend NYU and cannot afford the campus based housing, anything within that section of NYC will be rather astronomical...and that holds true for the rest of the city, believe my I've tried to find housing for summer employment I had there...but ended up commuting from NJ.

If you decide to live within a vicinity that allows you to commute, consider checking out craiglist for roomies, or potential 15monthers as well....hopefully they will be many.
-certain sections of Brooklyn and Queens (Sunnyside) are slightly more affordable (my friends pay $550.00 per month, including utilities)
-even some areas in the Bronx are nice as well
-a commute from Jersey City in NJ is not bad (it's a matter of perhaps a bus ride, ferry, or path over into the city..depending upon your location)
-even Guttenberg, Fairfield, Hackensack, and Fort Lee, NJ are very doable commutes if you plan it out accordingly with mass transit

Although, coming from out of state, there is nothing I imagine like living in NYC!

Good luck to us all!

[Kelzy]

Okay.. I'm doing it! NYU it is!!! Yaaaaaay!!

Thanks for all the info MsBridge! I'm coming from Cali and I'm gonna need an apartment, so this is all crazy and semi-stressful now.

I'm seriously excited though!! Good luck Duke