Number of Patients Age 75 to 84: 0 ; Number of Patients Over Age 84: 0 ; Number of Female Patients : 131 ; Number of Male Patients: 73 ; Number of Non-Hispanic White Patients: 164 ; Number of Black or African American Patients: 0 ; Number of Asian Pacific Islander Patients: 0 ; Number of Hispanic Patients: 23 ; Number of American Indian/Alaska Native Patients: 0 ; Number of Patients with Race Not Elsewhere Classified: 0
How much does it cost to participate in a dig? The cost will vary for a dig dependent on the location, amenities and length of time. It seems to be common that digs last around 2 weeks, but month-long and summer-long courses are available. A typical month can run anywhere from $1,500 to $3,500.If the price of a dig seems high, you might want to consider that many will include all meals and your accommodation â plus some free knowledge and group tours along the way. typical month can run anywhere from $1,500 to $3,500. If the price of a dig seems high, you might want to consider that many will include all meals and your accommodation â plus some free knowledge and group tours along the way.
If you plan to do all three steps with us, we have a package price Included is: 1  Academic and confined water training ($164). 2  Student kit ($123.85) (Open Water manual, DVD, dive tables, log pages and student record file). 3  PADI certification processing fee ($35.00).ear is available for rent for your open water dives ($25/day). Mask fins and snorkel are also available to rent ($6/day), however we highly recommend owning these three items for a few reasons: First, you can save 10% to 15% on our discounted student packages.