Re: itinerant teachers
- From: Anonymama <user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 10:06:19 -0800
In article
<mehouck-633BA6.18001220012006@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
dragonlady <mehouck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> In article <user-9BC316.09512720012006@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> Anonymama <user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > Yup. They recommended some schools that sound wonderful, but that cost
> > more than $14,000 a year. (Context for non-Americans: that's almost a
> > year's rent, or more than my college cost.)
>
> Just had to comment on this, as it indicates something about where you
> live.
>
> For me, that would be six months rent. And we're not paying higher than
> average for around here. (Around here, a one bedroom apt. goes for over
> $1000. If you have to house a couple of kids, and don't want to be
> cramped, $2000 is closer to average.)
Seattle's wacky that way. Looked at just as an economic decision, it
makes much more sense to rent than to buy right now. If we bought the
house we live in (not that it's for sale), the mortgage would probably
be twice what we pay now in rent.
> And you must have gone to college a while ago -- though I suspect that's
> not much less than I paid as an undergrad.
1988 - 1992, paying out-of-state tuition at a state school. I meant for
one year, not for all four! I just looked it up: a year's out-of-state
tuition at my alma matter is now a tad over $14,000.
--
Sara
accompanied by TK, due in April
Quoting, for users of Google Groups:
http://groups.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=14213&topic=250
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