Reply to "Scholly's in-state vs. out-of-state"

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My understanding is that the average tuition cost for all students is the number that is used. I was told that the schools take take the total of all in state and out of state tuition dollars and divide by the number of students to reach the NCAA tuition number for that school. It is more than in state and less than out of state. They then add books, fees, housing, and meal cost in terms of dollars for 11.7 students to reach a total dollar amount available in the scholarship pool. To summerize avg. tuition + avg. housing + avg.board + avg.fees + avg books x 11.7 = total number of dollars available to give out.

2/6/049:27 AM

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