That is not by semester.

I think any argument would necessitate that we have a common understanding of the term "origin." I don't think that we do.

>You have zero idea what you're talking about and are asserting opinions about words ...

It sounds like your saying that if someone is speaking in Korean and they use "컴퓨터" (pronounced like "computer") in a sentence, then the sounds coming out of their mouth aren't Korean words. Am I following that right?

>Your title is bad

So are you saying that I should have used a different title?

The population for that county is less than 6K people, so they may have had just 1 homicide.

Now what about everything around the Mississippi river?

Ok looking at the data map what the heck is up with Alaska damn.

So many private schools have a MSRP but many students go for reduced or even free. Of course this data is so hard to obtain. TY for responding

Private and public and as mentioned on the map, it includes all associated costs including housing and meals

Interestingly Florida has the lowest in state tuition for public institutions of all 50 states. So there must be some pricey private schools that skew the average

Private vs public and with our without housing/meals ext...?

How is the average calculated? Is it weighted by the number of students paying each level of tuition?

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I have $10k tied up in a b.s and mba, guessing I am showing my age, mostly state schools and some CC

That’s the problem. The ones taking on the loans aren’t realizing schools and loan issuers are just taking advantage of them.

Now let's see trump vs Biden states pls.

It is by semester! I apologize!

The average cost of college in the US is $35k per student per year so I think it is per year.

Yeah. It wasn't a mistake, per say, but, maybe, a bit unclear.

Please advise if this is 1) By semester or 2) by year or 3) total 4-year degree cost.

My experience is it is per semester.

/a word

This is per semester, right? No way it is all 4 years. And by year doesn’t make sense either.

Is this the average cost of the degree or the average cost of each year?

It looks like very few mistakes are made when choosing a high ranked movie on Rotten Tomatoes as big ranked movies there mean big box office earnings. Also, only a few low ranked movies on RTomatoes had a big box office earning.

I feel like due to a large scale the colour range should have been a little more

Like say maybe even green or say red. Because from what I see highest/lowest is almost 4 with there being data at almost every interval in between. That would have bought out the inequality also a little more so you know say, you can also tell a story with the data along with it already looking good

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Sources: US Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)

Tools: R (data processing and analysis), Excel, QGIS

EDIT: This map is by semester not by year!

Notes: This map depicts the average cost of attending college in each US State. The data are depicted using In-State costs since most students in the United States attend college in their home state. The US Department of Education lists the costs of attending college as tuition and associated fees, room and board, ground transportation, and books and other school supplies. This map averages the cost of living on or off campus. A Title IV post-secondary institution is a college or university that participates in the federal student aid program. These institutions are highly regulated by the US Department of Education and are required to report their costs annually. This map is only based on baccalaureate (bachelor’s degree) or baccalaureate-equivalent institutions. As with all my work, I love hearing your feedback. So if you have any praise, constructive criticism or have any questions, please let me know! As always, be respectful in the comments, be kind to each life form and be kind to yourself. Happy Holidays Reddit!

P.S. I've been on hiatus from making maps since I'm currently in grad school but this one has been cooking for awhile. If you're ever looking for maps, GIS analysis or data analysis for your own projects, reach out to me and let's start a conversation!

It boggles my mind that people spend more than $50k total on school just to get a degree that gets a job paying $45k.

Why is Oregon so fucking expensive???

And paying that much for an education in Florida is an affront to education.