>>>>>>>If I'm not wrong all of your universities are private... :)
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>>>>>>Touche! :) But we opened a RESP account for her the day after she was born (Registered Education Savings Plan), so she will probably have enough money to pay for 6 ye... months :)
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>>>>>When my older daughter was applying to colleges (like 10 years ago), one was McGill University. Compared to US Universities it was very reasonable. Even for a foreign student. I think Canadians get even lower tuition rate. My daughter was accepted by McGill we all chose a different University for her.
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>>>>My friend's son studied in McGill a while ago (she is from Boston too). I think it's a good option for New England states - not too far and cheaper than USA universities.
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>>>Your job is hard... :)
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>>>In Turkey public universities are free and private universities from 5.000-USD to 20.000-USD. 20.000-USD just for medical schools and good nonmedical schools.My daughter won a few dentist and medical school too but I cannot afford them...
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>>Do you have a system where you or your daughter can borrow money from a bank for the university? IMHO, borrowing for medical or dental school will pay off in the long run.
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>Given the cost of med and dental school these days most students don't have any choice. Most of them enter the work force with an enormous debt load, over 6 figures.

I agree that their are very expensive. But so are the undergrad degrees like political science, English history and others that make finding well paying jobs very difficult. At least when you borrow for medical, programming, engineering degrees you can pay back from your paycheck.