im a filipino and i wanna study in usa.my aunt is a citizen there.
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Well you can apply for student aid but I dont know what the qualifications for award are if you are not a citizen of this country. You can check the link that I've included below, to find out more. If you are awarded a grant, or a loan, it "usually" is enough for the tuition and MOST of the books at a community college. Good luck!
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It depends if you are speaking about university or anything before University. Anything before University would be free. No fees, so additional charges, etc. University is a completely different story. Public colleges usually have in-state and out-of-state rates which vary greatly depending upon the state, etc. There is usually a residency requirement that you've lived in the state for a certain period of time in order to qualify for in-state rates (usually a year or more). You can't go to university without paying tuition, even if it is in-state. It could range from ~$1000 per semester to several thousand per semester. There are scholarships, grants and loans to help pay for things, some of which have to be repaid. Good luck!
