What is the in-state tuition for UCLA?

Instate Tuition: about $23,000 to $28,000 Out of State Tuition: about $46,000 to $52,000.

You qualify for instate tuition in whichever state you pay your taxes in.

Instate Tuition Fall 2012: $8,364 Out of State Tuition Fall 2012: $21,750

Usually at the begining of every semester.

In State Tuition: about $23,000 to $28,000 Out of State Tuition: about $46,000 to $52,000

As of 2014, in-state tuition for Auburn University is $9,852. This includes additional fees and charges that are standard for all students.

It is a process that requires you to follow a strict format to get instate tuition. If you forget something in your application it could take several tries to succeed. Although if you were apply for instate tuition at CU in Boulder Colorado a new service from people at TuitionAngels make the process easy and painless. Check it out http://tuitionangels.com/ also it is free to apply! http://tuitionangels.com/start.html Soon they will be expanding to different states, if they see the need for their services.

the room and board for UCLA costs about $22,000 dollars a month

Instate Tuition and Fees: roughly $6,668.50 Out of state Tuition and Fees: roughly $17,288.50 thats not including room and board, books, supplies, etc.

Chris Williams III JR. He class of '90

$38, 567 for in-state undergraduates.

The most obvious advantage is that it is typically much cheaper to pay instate tuition as a resident then out of state tuition. Where I went to school, the difference was 10x more for out of state.

You have to be a resident of the State of Michigan in order to receive in-state tuition. The university may offer a scholarship to student whose parents are MSU alumni.

Including tuition, mandatory fees, room and board, and estimated expenses for books, costs for attending one year at UCLA are $40,037 out-of-state. (2008) *Information from Kiplinger.com - see Related Links below

It would cost up to 16,237 just for the instate tuition,fees,room and board and books: Grants or scholarships. Out of state tuition 18,564 and 4 year graduation rate 47%

Probably not. To enroll for instate fees you have to prove you lived in the state 6 months. Electric bill, drivers license, rent payments are usually required.

Student Fees/ Yr: $300 Campus Fees: $47 Undergrad Resident Tuition/yr: $300 Non-resident supplemental: $1500

Tuition costs at UCLA, as is the case with all universities in the University of California system, depend on your residency status. For incoming freshman that possess a California Resident status (i.e. who live in California already) the base tuition costs are $12,686 For incoming freshman that lack a California Resident status (i.e. who went to high school in a different state and are now moving to California for college) the base tuition is $12,686 and there is a mandatory "Nonresident Supplemental Tuition" fee of $22,878 making a total of $35,564. Keep in mind that these prices do not include various other fees such as Health Insurance and Transportation and do not include Room and Board. After everything is said and done, instate students end up paying between $23,000 and $32,000 and out-of-state students end up paying between $46,000 and $54,000. Also please note that these figures are current only as of 2012 and all information provided here was taken from the official UCLA Website, listed in the related links section.

It doesn't cost anything, if you're good enough you can play. In fact the majority of varsity athletes 'get paid' to play for UCLA in the form of tuition scholarships

I graduated from the University of Illinois College of Engineering in 1968. Tuition was $150/semester ($300/academic year) in 1968 for full-time instate students. Books were about $150/year. Room and Board at my fraternity was $1000/year.

depends on the college... just google the college and on their website you should find a yearly price. and yes there will be a lower price (usually) for instate tuition.

Texas State University, instate costs $7508 including books and supplies amount. Out state costs $14,948 including books and supplies amount.

No. I don't know if there is special consideration in Maryland and/or Virginia for D.C. residents, but the rest of the states only provide in-state tuition at state schools for residents of that particular state (usually requiring proof of residency for at least 1 year).

This would be difficult to determine due to each persons situation being different, but if you look at the yearly statistics posted below you would look to pay around $10,000 dollars for a semester at UCLA. Including tuition, mandatory fees, room and board, and estimated expenses for books, costs for attending one year at UCLA are $20,969 in-state and 40,037 out-of-state. (2008) *Information from Kiplinger.com - see Related Links below

For their Undergraduate programs they have a $70 dollar non-refundable application fee and their yearly tuition and fees for instate students last year was approximately, $38,765.