<p>Oh and word of advice, Macualay only covers tuition. If you’re going to apply know that you still have 10,000 dollars + to pay each year.</p>
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She stated that she’s planning on living at home.</p>
<p>Wordworker: That’s fine:). Yes, to people who know the signs it’s really blatant. My school, being religious, really pushes schools like Stern, so it was definitely under consideration, but the issues are pretty huge.
Jazzii: Yes, I will probably either live at home or figure something else out. I don’t count on getting a dorm space, considering that there are few and far between in many CUNYs (Hunter apparently has thousnads of students and only a couple hundred spaces).</p>
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<p>I was referring to this part, maybe I misunderstood, I thought living on campus was an option</p>
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<p>what about city college?</p>
<p>Also what part of the city are you looking at… any of the 5 boroughs?</p>
<p>I’m not really counting on living on campus. I particularly want to go to Hunter or Brooklyn if I go to Macaulay and I don’t know about Brooklyn, but like I mentioned, Hunter is impossible to get a dorm room at. Brooklyn I’d need an apartment or dorm for, because I probably couldn’t drive unless all my classes were in the afternoon, but I’m still thinking about possibilities.
Besides, I’m not thinking that I can do it totally free. I would just like to keep it to the minimum. Housing is a different issue than tuition, one which I’m taking into account.</p>
<p>Macaulay Honors covers tuition at all CUNYs, but there can be additional benefits depending on the CUNY you select. Hunter pays for housing for the first 2 years, Lehman gives a $3,000/year stipend, etc.</p>
<p>Oh, cool! I did NOT know that. Great to know, thanks!</p>