AndyMarquisLIVE
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Is it just me or did they jack up tuition rates again? Or is it linked to the hundred thousand other tax increases?
And the Democrats
about Ehrlich. 
And the Democrats
about Ehrlich. 
Did tuition rates go up, again?
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AndyMarquisLIVE
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CSM. It was only $270 last semester for 3 credits. Now it's around $390.
ShyGirl
Active Member
I just registered for some classes. I don't think that tuition has gone up since the Fall of 2006. :shrug:
College of Southern Maryland - Tuition & Fees
College of Southern Maryland - Tuition & Fees
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White Buddah
Guest
When you put it that way, yes they did. I guess it could be the classes you are taking. Call em up and find out why the price is higher.CSM. It was only $270 last semester for 3 credits. Now it's around $390.
awpitt
Main Streeter
$94 per credit hour is what it was last year so no change.
awpitt
Main Streeter
Actually, the CSM Board of Trustees sets the tuition for CSM not Annapolis.Is it just me or did they jack up tuition rates again? Or is it linked to the hundred thousand other tax increases?
And the Democrats
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Every semester, no. But, their rates went up about 5% from this time last year.
thurley42
HY;FR
Welcome to college.....these prices are extremely mild compared to a university, especially when you throw in the room and board and other intangibles...
Xaquin44
New Member
hehe I graduated 8 years ago, I'm just saying it's a drag for new kids attending (or older people finishing up, etc.).
thurley42
HY;FR
Ah...I think it's easier to get ahold of scholarship information and submit applications easier these days with everything being accessible online...but i see your point, post graduate classes are growing ridiculous...but i guess if you are just coming into college as a young adult you don't really have anything to compare it too. An adult going back is another story...
itsbob
I bowl overhand
By 30%????
AndyMarquisLIVE
New Member
I can make a career out of what I'm doing without a degree. I have had the same job two years, and have over three years experience working in computers. That itself goes a long way.
And I haven't had to use Trigonemetry a day in my life. I actually started on a new assignment this week, and I'm actually enjoying this. I've never worked in the private sector, and quite frankly would perfer that. I could probably make 3 times what I make now.
Most of the people we've hired that have gone to college for computers, recently, have sucked.
Nothing beats experience, and from what I've seen looking at jobs in D.C., employers realize that.
itsbob
I bowl overhand
I can make a career out of what I'm doing without a degree. I have had the same job two years, and have over three years experience working in computers. That itself goes a long way.
And I haven't had to use Trigonemetry a day in my life. I actually started on a new assignment this week, and I'm actually enjoying this. I've never worked in the private sector, and quite frankly would perfer that. I could probably make 3 times what I make now.
Most of the people we've hired that have gone to college for computers, recently, have sucked.
Nothing beats experience, and from what I've seen looking at jobs in D.C., employers realize that.
Just ouf of curiosity, how old are you??
