Can $10k completely fund a person through undergraduate studies in your country?

[Fidelia]

College education is very expensive to afford. Students almost spend money everyday on academic related activities. Do you think a $10k would be able to fund a person through all the academic demands of an undergraduate program?

 

[gwolf666]

$10,000 would likely not be enough to fund all the academic demands of an undergraduate program, as the costs students face include tuition, materials, transportation, and other daily expenses. In many countries, the annual expenditure per student can far exceed that figure, especially at private universities or those with demanding programs.

 

[Fidelia]

This amount can fund an undergraduate program in my country. That is for a government owned University. And we would still have balance.

 

[Suba]

Tuition fees will depend on the major or faculty you choose. In my country, many social science faculties at private universities offer low tuition, around $150 per semester. If you graduate in four years, you'll spend around $1,200 on tuition, plus around $800 on other expenses like books and other things, for a total of only $2,000. This becomes a problem if you live far away from your campus, requiring living expenses in another city.

 

[King Belieal]

I know that $10k would not fund the tuition for a private university for two sessions. Those universities are very expensive.

 

[Min George]

To train a medical doctor through college in my country might take up to $40k in my country as at now.