What would sum up to be the total cost needed for Masters in the US?

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I am planning to apply for Masters in the US. I am trying to make an estimate of the total cost which would be required for completing the Masters program in the US (according to the location - highest, least and average). Also, how much can we earn through working part time on campus in different universities.  
    
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Hi,
The total cost depends on the city you are living in. Living expenses for cities like New York, San Francisco, seattle can go as high as $1100 per month. If it's a college town like Clemson, the living expenses can be as low as $600 per month. A 2-year master's program can have a tuition fee of $50,000. State universities are relatively cheaper by $5k to 10k. Minimum wage for a part time differs from state to state. 
Washington, D.C., and New York City have the highest minimum wage at $15.00 per hour. There are states that have a minimum wage of $7 an hour.

Some universities with low tuition are:
University of Houston
Purdue University 
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 
Binghamton University, State University of NY 
Stony Brook University, State University of NY
Clemson University 
University of Tulsa 
Michigan Technological University 
San Diego State University
San Jose State University
The University of Texas at Arlington 
The University of Texas at Dallas 
Texas Tech University 
California State University- Fullerton
You can check more universities in the link below:
https://yocket.com/blog/low-tuition-fee-universities-in-usa

What would sum up to be the total cost needed for Masters in the US?

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