What are the cheaper universities in Los Angeles in the United States, not community colleges

The current U.S. economy is very sluggish, especially because of California's daily deficit, Schwarzenegger has cut quite a lot of education budget, almost all tuition fees are rising, and it is estimated that 90% of your idea of applying for financial aid is lost, but scholarships can be considered.

I don't know what your goal is to gain a foothold in LA in the future or to seek higher development.

If it is the former, it is recommended to apply to a general university and choose a major that is suitable for finding a job, so that the tuition fee will be lower, and it will be easy to find a job after graduation, such as studying accounting.

If it's the latter, it's advisable not to care about the money, and the difference in tuition fees will be evident after four years.

When it comes to tuition, that's what you care about the most.

UC (University of California) is a good university, and there are many branches, and the tuition fee is at least $50,000 a year.

CSU (California State University) has CSULA in LA, and it is estimated that the tuition will be very cheap (of course, compared to UC), I am not sure, but it is about 300 per credit hour, and it is estimated that it is about 6,000 per semester, and it is 12,000 to 14,000 per year

And then there's the cost of living, which is about 800,900 per month

You can do the math.

Hope you're satisfied!

Now to study in the United States, financial aid is unlikely. **Financial aid is rarely paid to local citizens, let alone international students. If the tuition fee is really difficult for you, it is recommended that you can go to Australia first, and then go to the United States after studying well.

Want to go to LA cheaply? Let's go to the central or south.

The University of California, a public university, is cheaper.

The cost of a community college in the United States is about 18-200,000 yuan a year.

In the community, the tuition fee is basically about $10,000 a year; The distance is mainly in the cost of living, and the cost of living in several schools in California will be relatively high. For example, Santa Monica is one of the better community colleges, in a wealthy area, so renting and living are more expensive. In general, the community is around 15-18 or 200,000 a year; Several schools in California generally have to be between 180,000 and 200,000.

Community colleges in the United States are an important part of the U.S. education system, offering two-year primary higher education. The concept of community colleges originated in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, mainly from William Harper, a famous American educator and the first president of the world's top university, the University of ChicagoIn 1901, Stanley Brown co-founded Joliet Junior College, the nation's first public community college.

The average annual tuition fee for community colleges is more than $2,000, and the average annual tuition for the average public university is close to $6,000, and the tuition for community colleges is less than half that of public universities. Not only that, but if students go to a community college, the school is closer to home, and they can also save a lot on room and board costs.

Community college fees in the United States are as follows:

Studying at a two-year community college is much cheaper than a four-year full-time university, with a tuition fee of $5,000 to $8,000, or about $1w and $2w for two years.

Community colleges, which can also be said to be community colleges, are two-year junior colleges that are operated by states or cities in the United States with the tax money of state citizens or citizens, and provide education that provides direct employment after entering a four-year college or vocational training program. It is equivalent to a junior college in China. But community colleges are an important part of the U.S. education system.

There are more than 1,200 community colleges in the United States, with more than 10 million enrolled students. Community colleges in the United States generally have lower admission requirements than four-year universities, so it is easier for students to apply for admission. Of course, it's important to make sure that the community college you're going to choose is accredited by the Chinese Ministry of Education.

Community college is much cheaper than a 4-year college, so the 20,000-30,000 upstairs is too high. Personally, I know more about community colleges in California, 46 US dollars for a credit for in-state students, more than 250 credits for international students and out-of-state students, and 12 credits per semester are full-time students (calculated according to the semester semester), and a maximum of 19 credits can be selected in a semester.

If you only study two semesters a year in spring and autumn (do not take summer classes), then the tuition fee for a year should be between 7,000-10,000 US dollars, and if you count summer classes, it will be a little more. Of course, this is only pure tuition and does not cost anything else. Although this is only information for California, it will not be too different from other states, and it should be roughly such a number.

U.S. universities charge fees based on local and out-of-state students.

The three-digit ones you see are generally charged by local students, and the fees charged by non-local students are generally more than three times that of local students.

There are also some schools that have specially formulated ** lists for international students, but they are generally more than three times that of local students, just like non-local students.

Community colleges are easy to apply to, and whatever school you want to go to, go to their webpage to find admission- international student. The general requirements of community colleges are also very low, TOEFL IBT 45 points are enough, and then international students need about 10,000 US dollars to prove that the funds (the school needs to issue I-20) The tuition fee is about one year, depending on your credits. Community colleges generally cost $200-$300 per credit and must have 12 or more credits per semester.

The cost of living is $500 a month, the rent is $500 a month, and if you drive, it costs $150-200 a month, but depending on the individual, if you are very economical, it will be much less. There is a great chance of transferring to a regular university through a community college, as long as the GPA is high enough, the credits are enough, and then there are some social activities, and the top 100 schools in the United States are easy to enter.

But just because it's easy to apply to a community college doesn't mean it's easy to get a U.S. visa. The most important thing depends on how you get a visa. Good luck.

It's okay to apply to universities, and it's not impossible to apply to a good university depending on your specific conditions.

But it's hard to convince the visa officer that you really want to study.

So, the answer is that it is possible in theory, but it is not very practical in practice.