1 Answer 1. The only difference between FPLC and HPLC is the amount of pressure the pumps apply to the column. FPLC columns have a maximum pressure of about of 3-4 MPa, whereas HPLC columns can withstand or require much higher pressures. As a general rule, HPLC columns won't work with old FPLC equipment; FPLC columns can go on HPLCs as long as the pressure can be regulated. Manufacturers have been marketing separate equipment to handle these different classes of columns, but the trend seems to be heading towards machines that can handle both types of columns without issue.
So summing it up, $80,000 for tuition, $40,000 boarding and books, $20,000 peripheral expenditures brings the total MBA cost to around $140,000, while the lost income brings the tab to a whopping $260,000. That figure amounts to more than four years of salary at an annualized income rate of $60,000.
After increasing more than 8% (from $40,671 in 2014 to $44,200 in 2015) the average MBA for full fee paying domestic students increased only marginally to $44,866 in 2016. Melbourne Business School remains the countryâs most expensive MBA at $81,400 (up from $79,000 in 2015). The University of New South Wales (Australian Graduate School of Management) was second at $77,760 with Macquarie Universityâs Macquarie Graduate School of Management ($76,000) coming in third. University of Western Australia and University of Technology Sydney (UTS) rounded out the top five.