Advice

[ciberkiller21]

What is the average tuition fee for an undergraduate to enroll in a medical course at college or university (wotever u wanna call it)

thnxs for anyones advice

[Mzor203]

Your best bet is to look online at potential college's sites, and see what they charge. The thing is that every college is different, so even if we gave you an average the one you want to go to could be waaay higher or way lower, depending on quality and other factors.

[theOperaGhost]

Every college is very different. I'd say check out the college's websites that you are interested in. If you need any help looking at colleges, PM me.

[ciberkiller21]

im new to this site how do i pm u so u can give me bit of help thnxs

[theOperaGhost]

I sent you a private message.

[INFERNO]

Depends on the college/university and to some extent, the year of study. I did a course in medical pharmacology and am doing one in human anatomy and physiology (recommended for future med. students), and each course was about $470 or so, plus the books (as a 2nd year course). But, as I said, it depends on the exact place because they will vary (i.e. my average cost per year is around $5300 or so, while others can be $10-15k and more. If you get scholarships, it'll be less. So don't assume that the places you're interested will be the same.

[MisterAndrews]

I noticed you are in spain, so you probably need to look at which country you want to study in first. In england I think a Bsc or BA degree in medicine is about £5000. But then to be a doctor you need to study a PhD so you are looking at a much higher figure. Look at university (not college) undergraduate courses on the internet, they'll tell you how much it should be, but you'll also need food and accomodation on top of that.

What i said above is based on doing a degree. If you do another type of course it everything may be completely different.