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In 1973 I applied to Carnegie Mellon and no other. I want to say UMass was my backup, but I don't recall actually applying. Perhaps the deadline was later.
No one in our family had ever gone to college, and had it not been for scholarships and loans, I wouldn't either. I want to say tuition and room and board were around $7500 per year, but then, our house only cost $12000.
I think my chapter dues were around $10-$15/month; our dorm floor was school-owned housing.
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