Most Expensive U.S. Colleges and Universities, 2014–2015
Updated August 5, 2020 |
Infoplease Staff
The 25 most expensive colleges and universities in the United States exceed $60,000 per year for tuition plus room and board and other required fees.
| Rank | College | Total Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Sarah Lawrence College | $65,480 |
| 2. | Harvey Mudd College | $64,427 |
| 3. | New York University | $63,472 |
| 4. | Columbia University | $63,440 |
| 5. | University of Chicago | $62,458 |
| 6. | Claremont McKenna College | $62,215 |
| 7. | Fordham University, Lincoln Center | $62,192 |
| 8. | Bard College | $62,012 |
| 9. | Dartmouth College | $61,947 |
| 10. | Scripps College | $61,940 |
| 11. | Oberlin College | $61,788 |
| 12. | Trinity College (Conn.) | $61,756 |
| 13. | Pitzer College | $61,750 |
| 14. | Bard College at Simon's Rock | $61,735 |
| 15. | Northwestern University | $61,640 |
| 16. | University of Southern California | $61,614 |
| 17. | Haverford College | $61,564 |
| 18. | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | $61,529 |
| 19. | Fordham University, Rose Hill | $61,472 |
| 20. | Drexel University | $61,383 |
| 21. | Johns Hopkins University | $61,306 |
| 22. | Tufts University | $61,277 |
| 23. | Amherst College | $61,206 |
| 24. | Wesleyan University | $61,198 |
| 25. | Carnegie Mellon University | $61,186 |
NOTES: Includes accredited four-year universities offering at least a bachelor's degree and having at least 800 students.
1. Total Cost = Tuition + Room and Board + Required Fees for academic year 2014–2015.
Source: CampusGrotto.com.
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