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Based in USA, the Brooklyn College requires students to hold sufficient funds to cover the total cost of attendance. To be able to allocate enough funds, Indian students should be aware about the Brooklyn College tuition fee and the total cost. For UG courses of the Brooklyn College, the fee is around USD 18,600 (INR 1,794,714) for the first-year. For PG courses, it ranges around USD 13,371 - 17,588 (INR 1,290,168 - 1,697,066). Moreover the cost of living while studying Brooklyn College may be much higher if we account for other expenses. These include rent, electricity bill, meals, groceries and other expenses. Check the table for a full fee breakdown mentioned below-
Brooklyn CollegeOff-Campus Accomodation & Transportation Cost
| Course | Cost in INR |
|---|---|
| B.Sc. | INR 1.14 L |
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Answered a year ago
The tuition fee of a BSc programme at Brooklyn College is around INR 15.6 L. Students must also plan for some other costs associated living in New York such as: rent, groceries, medical, utilities, transport & other personal expenses.
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Answered a year ago
As per data curated from an unofficial source, the institute has a total UG enrolment of around 11,330 students, of which 43.8% are male students while 55.9% are female students.
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Answered a year ago
All students a required to pay a non-refundable application fee of USD 75 (around INR 6,500) as part of respective applications.
Payment can be done either via credit card or mail/money order to the institute's Office of Admissions.
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Answered a year ago
Brooklyn College is a public co-ed liberal arts institution which has now expanded to a number of schools offering courses specialising in Business, Law, Science & Arts.
It was the city's first public co-ed institution offering liberal arts courses. It opened its doors in 1930.
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Answered a year ago
The institute has been home to several notable individuals, including the likes of Mel Brooks, Golden Globe award winner James Franco & US Senator Bernie Sanders among others.
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