美国转学到香港之路.

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In fact, you still have other options to survive in the states.
1.Transfer to another school with some financial aids or simply lower tuition, just make sure the cost there will be lower than here.
2.I reckon you haven't completed your lower level courses yet. Just take them in a nearby community college, which will cost you only a fraction of what you are currently paying for.
3.If you can speed up the process of you degree plan by taking courses in cc in the summer or even concurrently, you can probably think about bumping to graduate early. Most schools in the states have flat tuition policy, which encourages students to take as many credits as they can. For example, the price you pay for 12 credits and 19 credits may be the same.

Graduate in 3 years, sounds good?

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香港大学有交换生计划，如果和你的学校有合作，你如果申请来交换一年，可以节省一年美国学费。
cathypacific 发表于 2009-7-31 23:52

not really

At least in many cases, students pay tuition to their home school at the same rate. This is welcomed by in-state students enrolled in their state universities because the in-state tuition they pay is usually less.