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1 6th Grade Postsecondary Costs #2
Types of College Costs 6th Grade Postsecondary Costs #2

2 Pre-Test What does short-term spending on a postsecondary degree lead to? What are the main types of college costs? How much does it approximately cost to attain a Master’s degree?

3 Objectives Introduction to ways to pay for college
More on this subject next week 5 main types of college costs How much does it cost to go to college? Is it worth the money? College Costs vs. Lifetime Earnings

4 Paying for College Short-term spending leads to
Long-term benefits Paying Colleges Directly Savings Family Contribution Financial Aid Grants Scholarships Work Study Loans

5 5 Main Types of College Costs
Tuition and Fees Room and Board Must pay for housing & food even if not in college Supplies Average cost around $500 a year (varies by major) Personal Expenses About the same cost as youth not in college Insurance (many students can be on parent’s policy) Transportation Less expensive if attending in-state college

6 Pick a Partner In which five areas do you think you can help keep college costs down?

7 Average College Costs Associate’s degree
Tuition and Fees: $8,000 (2 Years) Bachelor’s degree Tuition and Fees: $60,000 (4 Years) Master’s degree Tuition and Fees: $90,000 (6 Years) Doctoral degree Tuition and Fees: $170,000 (10 Years) Professional degree Tuition and Fees: $190,000 (11 Years)

8 Is it Worth the Money? YES!!!

9 Lifelong Income by Degree
Source: U.S. Government Info, About.com

10 College Costs vs. Lifetime Earnings
Associate’s degree Tuition and Fees: $8,000 (2 Years) Wage Increase from H.S. Degree: $550,000 (Lifetime) Added Lifetime Income: $542,000 Bachelor’s degree Tuition and Fees: $60,000 (4 Years) Wage Increase: $900,000 (Lifetime) Added Lifetime Income: $840,000

11 College Costs vs. Lifetime Earnings
Master’s degree Tuition and Fees: $90,000 (6 Years) Wage Increase: $1,300,000 (Lifetime) Doctoral degree Tuition and Fees: $170,000 (10 Years) Wage Increase: $2,200,000 (Lifetime) Professional degree Tuition and Fees: $190,000 (11 Years) Wage Increase: $3,100,000 (Lifetime)

12 Pick a Partner What type of degree to you plan to attain?
Compare the cost of that degree and the increase of earnings over a lifetime What advantages do you see in attaining that degree?

13 Classroom Discussion What type of degree to you plan to attain?
Compare the cost of that degree and the increase of earnings over a lifetime What advantages do you see in attaining that degree?

14 Post-Test What does short-term spending on a postsecondary degree lead to? What are the main types of college costs? How much does it approximately cost to attain a Master’s degree?

15 Review Short-term spending on a postsecondary degree leads to
Long-term benefits Main types of college costs Three of the below Tuition/Costs, Room/Board, Supplies, Personal Expenses, Transportation How much does it approximately cost to attain a Master’s degree? $90,000


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