Originally Posted by
SkyHigh
I was told recently that at my home airport a Cessna 152 rents for almost $110/hour.
The twin is bumping up against $400. Costco mentioned in their magazine last summer that a four year public university degree costs $200,000.
Pilots
all need to be making UPS wages soon after graduation in order to make this profession pencil out.
Skyhigh
Must be on the 6-8 year plan.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Although more Americans are getting help from scholarships and tax breaks, the net cost of college is eating up a higher share of the typical family's income in 2011, according to a report released Wednesday.
The sticker price of studying and living on campus at the average public university rose 5.4% for in-state students, or about $1,100, to $21,447 this fall, the College Board estimated.