<p>and i'm dying inside.</p>
<p>good lord.</p>
<p>sent 3 UCs and one to wake forest.</p>
<p>what about you guys? how much do you think you'll end up spending just on sending college apps?</p>
<p>and i'm dying inside.</p>
<p>good lord.</p>
<p>sent 3 UCs and one to wake forest.</p>
<p>what about you guys? how much do you think you'll end up spending just on sending college apps?</p>
<p>Just sending college apps? I haven’t started counting. I rather stay ignorant.
But I have sent at least 400 dollars worth. I think when I calculated it in September, it was going to amount to ~900 dollars. That’s not counting score reports and other add ons.</p>
<p>This sucks.</p>
<p>I love only applying to two colleges…makes things so much easier :p</p>
<p>Spent at least $600. I can’t look, it’s too much!</p>
<p>ughhh i know i’m jealous, asereph</p>
<p>$250 on 9 colleges? not bad…
stupid publics. Those charge the most money when applying…</p>
<p>$105 for two schools, plus $9 for act score report (other I sent when I tested) and I think around $10 for my transcripts.
if I get in to my top choice, it’ll be worth it. :)</p>
<p>$640
awesome.</p>
<p>i’ll be paying about $700 (12 colleges)… ughhh. :(</p>
<p>just wait until you have to actually pay for college</p>
<p>around 900, with application fee waivers for all… eek</p>
<p>about 900… >.></p>
<p>Right after sending off 9 applications and paying the fees, my son received a mailing from a university research project that included certificates for 7 free college applications, including most of the colleges where he had just applied. It was too late to use them.</p>
<p>$525 for 7 schools, ehh.</p>
<p>$360 total in app fees for 8 schools. but with all my score reports, it all definitely added up.</p>
<p>hahaha so true</p>
<p>I’m spending more than 240 dollars just to get to ONE college’s interview. And i have spent and will spend much more than that applying to colleges.</p>
<p>Spend about 600+ for 10 apps, plus SAT score reports is another 100, so about 700+. Life sucks.</p>
<p>1500 by the end if I don’t get in where I want.</p>