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Tuition Fees. What are they?


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Here's what's publicly avaiable for world class corps.

The Academy: $3,000

Blue Devils: $2,700

Blue Knights:

Blue Stars:

Bluecoats:

Boston Crusaders: $3,675

The Cadets: $3,715

Carolina Crown: $3,675

Cascades: $2,950

The Cavaliers: $2,750

Colts: $3,000

Crossmen: $2,900

Jersey Surf:

Madison Scouts: $3,075

Mandarins: $2,600

Oregon Crusaders: $3,000

Pacific Crest: $3,200

Phantom Regiment $3,200

Pioneer: $2,800

Santa Clara Vanguard: $2,250

Spirit of Atlanta:

Troopers: $2,775

Here's open class.

7th Regiment: $1,460

Blue Devils B:

Blue Devils C:

Blue Saints:

City Sound:

Coastal Surge: $1,550

Colt Cadets: $3,000*

Columbians:

Genesis: $2,375

Gold: $1,750

Impulse:

Legends: $3,000

Les Stentors:

Music City: $2,300

Racine Scouts:

Raiders: $1,750

Spartans:

Thunder:

Vanguard Cadets:

*The Colts website did not differentiate between the primary corps and the Cadets. Might not be accurate.

Note that these are base fees. Nearly every corps has an early payment and vet discount. Some corps also require you to pay for new uniform parts. These are just rough figures.

EDIT: Added public open class fees.

Then there's the pocket money during tour, camps, and travel/camp fees for several camps each Winter. Up to another couple of thousand, depending where you live.

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Man, my New Guy year in 04 I think I paid $950? Then after that it was like $100 off or something every year after.

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Well it's a good thing there are no self absorbed elitist ###### on this discussion board! A simple "no" would suffice if you don't have the requested information.

Hey, welcome to DCP! Glad you can contribute to meaningful discourse with the rest of the community...

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Man, my New Guy year in 04 I think I paid $950? Then after that it was like $100 off or something every year after.

It would be interesting to do the comparison of cost then vs now, taking into account inflation, as well as the fact that the kids are fed better now. IIRC BITD Bridgement sometimes set up near BD or SCV so the kids could make friends ( & get some food as well). Also remember hearing Bridgemen survived on popcorn for several days once. Some things are better now than back then - charter busses are way safer than some of what was driven back then. I remember a member of 27 that was scared to ride the bus home from DCI - That was when Geo. B. knew he finally had to throw in the towel.

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