>>>>>>>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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>Of course you right (a dentist or medical dr. earns a lot even there) but; 6 years of medical school means 20x6 = 120.000-USD. I can take credit from bank, pay school after one month later first payment to bank will come. There is no difference to paying monthly to school or bank. If I would have120.000-USD cash of course I would be pay. I expected my daughter won %50 scholarship for medical school, but unfortunately she wouldn't succeeded. I would pay 10.000-USD for a year... :(
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>There is a central exam at Turkey for all universities. You have to at first 10.000 at science points in one million student for %100 free private or public medical schools. Some private schools %50 free at first 20.000. My daughter at 60.000 at science and 40.000 at math. There a few %0 medical schools for 60.000 and a lot of %100 free engineering or business/social schools at 40.000... :(

I am sure you understand your finances well and how it applies to your daughter's education. One thing, however; you say "I take credit..I have to pay" In this country (USA) typically the child (e.g. your daughter) would get a loan and she would pay back when she starts earning. Not you.

Regardless, I am sure she will get a good education.