Most states' insurance laws actually require the company to confirm that you have a new policy for your car before cancelling your old policy. The reason is that most insurance companies have to report policies that are cancelled to the state insurance department, so the state can keep track of uninsured drivers.
2015&2016!Estimated!Dental!Hygiene!ProgramCosts!!! TuitionâPerSemesterâ! Basedon15CreditHoursâ! Fall2015â Tuition/Maintenance! $3612.00! ClinicalFees!! ! $75.00! LabFees! ! ! $60.00!! ! Winter/Spring2015â Tuition/Maintenance! $3612.00! ClinicFee! ! ! $75.00! LabFee! ! ! $60.00!! Summer2016â Tuition/Maintenance! $3612.00! ClinicFee! ! ! $30.00!! Fall2016â Tuition/Maintenance! $3612.00! ClinicFee! ! ! $75.00!! Winter/Spring2016â â Tuition/Maintenance! $3612.00! ClinicFee! ! ! $30.00!!! OutofStateâbasedon15CreditHoursâ Tuition! ! ! $10,290! EstimatedNonCtuitionExpenses:â â FirstYearâ
Typical costs: 1  Dental students at a public university pay about $5,700-$34,800 per year if in-state residents or $22,800-$139,200 for four years. 2  Non-resident tuition runs around $11,000-$53,000 per year or $44,000-$212,000 to complete the program. Book prices range $4,490-$11,985 the first year and dropping to around $900-$5,650 by the fourth year, depending on the school and whether the books are purchased new or used. 2  Housing costs vary by location. 3  The University of Buffalo in New York estimates $7,620 for the 2008-2009 academic year for a spot on campus.