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No. 10
from wifey08
Old Aug 23, 2009, 01:42 PM

Default Re: To all Ivy Tech graduates..
Originally Posted by newRN09 View Post
It is $95 per credit hour and there is 69-71 total credit (this includes general education requirements). Total about $7000. Add books in there, lab fees, roughly about $8000.
That's hilarious because there huge billboard that says <$3000/yr for Ivy Tech.
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No. 11
from MistyMiss
Old Aug 23, 2009, 07:00 PM

Default Re: To all Ivy Tech graduates..
Originally Posted by wifey08 View Post
That's hilarious because there huge billboard that says <$3000/yr for Ivy Tech.
I think that for most programs 3000 or less a year could easily be done. Take 12 credit hours a semester (min. for full time financial aid) and use used books, you have got it made! The nursing program takes a couple of years, has some pricey books, and has a few extra fees. They certainly advertise the cheapest way to go though.
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No. 12
from kgle
Old Sep 02, 2009, 01:41 PM

Default Re: To all Ivy Tech graduates..
Originally Posted by wifey08 View Post
That's hilarious because there huge billboard that says <$3000/yr for Ivy Tech.
Umm...it is <$3000 per year. She was quoting the entire cost of the whole ASN program. For full time I pay around $1600 a semester in tuition. You will pay a little bit more for nursing I would assume, but it is still less than $3000.
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No. 13
from biblepoet
Old Sep 03, 2009, 03:43 PM

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I am not sure the books for the first semester of NS cost me 600 dollars, uniform another 78 dollars, shoes were 50 and equipment cost me 50. Doctors office cost me 25 I have decent insurance no insurance I would have had to pay for my physical, titers, and TB test, and Heb B. That does not include the paper and ink I have went through. The second semester I spent 400 in books and had to buy another pen light and more paper and ink. I also bought Microsoft office and it cost me $140 dollars I got the professional version. Third semester I had to buy two more books at 150 dollars a pair of callipers that cost 10 dollars. The fourth semester I bought one textbook at 80 dollars. This is not included in what I spent in tuition or my prereqs for a grand total of 1505. I am not sure how much I spent before getting in. HTH
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