<p>Hello. I am transfering to the university of montana in the Spring. I have 78 credits which transferred, but they say my expected graduation date is Dec 2013 (although, I intend to take a full load). The major I want is a BS in forestry (resource conservation), and a certificate in GIS technologies… I was considering CS, but that would be overwhelming (actually impossible because I’d need to take 85 credits in math and science), and I’m not good at math.</p>
<p>I have the post 9-11 GI bill for 12 months (that covers 90% 0f tuition/ fees, plus I’d get $900/ month for living expenses (I could pocket and save $300/m).</p>
<p>It is 90% because I only served 34 month after 9-11, not the 36 they require.</p>
<p>This is the cost of attendance by term:</p>
<p>Cost of Attendance Component Amount</p>
<p>Books and Supplies $475.00</p>
<p>In-State Tuition $2,793.00</p>
<p>Loan Fee Allowance $37.00</p>
<p>Living Expense Allowance $2,400 </p>
<p>Total: $5, 705</p>
<p>I have been awarded $2775 in FA for spring (low because I’m not attending fall)</p>
<p>So for this term, I’ll end up pocketing about $3700.</p>
<p>Once the GI bill runs out, I intend to so work study/ scholarships and internships. (loans aRE A LAST RESORT)</p>
<p>So, does it look like I’ll have no loan debt once I graduate?</p>