There are actually some school in the US that, if you can get in - and admissions is highly competitive - the tuition is free:
The Cooper Union, in NYC
Olin College, in Massachusetts
The Curtis Institute, in Philadelphia
The Yale School of Music, in New Haven
Of course, CU only offers art, architecture and engineering. Olin is only engineering. Curtis and Yale are both music.
There are other schools that are free - the military academies, for example - but I believe you need to be a resident of the US.
Beyond these options, in general, the state schools, such as UMass Amherst, tend to be less expensive than comperable private schools, such as Boston University. But they are still expensive.
2007-02-05 06:15:57
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answered by RoaringMice 7
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Unfortunately, the law of the market works - it is really hard to find such thing as cheap good universities. I do not know about public universities though.
If you are in good academic or athletic standing try getting a scholarship instead. If it is an MBA or higher degree - try grants or find a job that will sponsor you.
You can also take out a student loan.
2007-02-05 10:42:00
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answered by Urahara 2
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try university of Dallas. They offer to a PRE MBA course for 3 months. The course cost $4500 and when you finish it they waive 6 credit hours for the master. worth taking it.
2007-02-07 10:50:02
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answered by Nablus 1
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