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3. a) Study the following and extract the necessary information: 
Average Academic Fees per Quarter 
(public university)
Tuition
Colleges
non-residential residential
students students
Two Year Colleges $ 753 $ 1796
College of Applied Science $ 753 $ 1796 

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University College $ 63 $ 150
(part-time rates per cr. hour)
 
Baccalaureate Colleges
Art & Science, College- $ 753 $ 1796
Conservatory
School of Education, Evening
College, Business Administra- $ 63 $ 150
tion, etc.
(part-time rates per cr. hr.) 
Graduate and Professional Programs
Medicine (M.D.) $ 2188 $ 4204
(part-tame per cr. hr.) $ 182 $ 350
Law J.D.) $1192 $2323
(part-tame per cr. hr.)/ $ 99 $ 194
Graduate programs $1171 $2303
(part-tame per cr. hr.) $98 $ 192 
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Room $642 
 Board (10 meals a week) $ 1045
Average College Expenses 
(University of Pennsylvania — private)
Tuition and General Fee $ 11,976
Room and meals $ 4,865
Books and supplies $ 380
Educational Technology Fee $ 200
Personal expenses (e. g. clothing, laundry, $ 1,009 
recreation) 
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Total: $ 18,430 
b) Comment on the given information and speak about the financial aspect of getting a higher education in 
the US A. 
4. Read the following dialogue. The expression in bold type show the way people can be persuaded. Note them 
down. Be ready to act out the dialogue in class: 
Molly. Yolanda, I have big news to tell you. I've made a very big decision.
Yolanda: Well, come on. What is it?

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M.: I'm going to apply to medical school.
Y.: You're what? But I thought you wanted to teach.
M: I've decided to give that up. Teaching jobs are being cut back now at many 
universities.
Y.: Yes, and I've read that a number of liberal arts colleges have been closed.
M: I have a friend who finished his Ph. D. in history last year. He's been looking for a 
teaching position for a year, and he's been turned down by every school so far.
Y.: I suppose a Ph.D. in the humanities isn't worth very much these days.
M: No, it isn't. And even if you find a teaching job, the salary is very low.
Y.: Yeah, college teachers should be paid more. But, Molly, it's very difficult to get into 
medical school today.
M.:
 I
 
know. I've been told the same thing by everyone. 
Y.: How are you going to pay for it? It costs a fortune to go to medical schools now.
M.: Maybe I can get a loan from the federal government.
Y.: That's an interesting possibility but it doesn't solve the financial problem entirely 
even if you get the student financial aid. You will graduate owing money. Medical 
students, especially, acquired heavy debts. Recently I read of one who owed $ 60,000.