You hear so much talk about the price of college, it's easy to get intimidated - but how much does college really cost? The answer is "It varies." Colleges come in a wide variety and, depending on the choices you make, the price of a college education can be quite reasonable - especially if you think of college as an investment in yourself and your future. Let's look at the facts:
Nearly half (47 percent) of all full-time undergraduate college students attend a four-year college that has published charges of less than $9,000 per year for tuition and fees.
At the other end of the spectrum are private four-year colleges that cost $35,000 or more yearly in tuition and fees. These higher-priced colleges sometimes have bigger endowments and more grant aid available - which may mean that you can get more financial help to attend that institution.
At two-year colleges, the average cost for tuition and fees is $2,713. Learn about the two year college experience
Private four-year $26,273 (up 4.4 percent from last year)
Public four-year $7,020 (up 6.5 percent from last year)
Public two-year $2,544 (up 7.3 percent from last year)The average price for used College Books is $225.00 to $450.00 a year. That is a 25% to 50% price cut from the cost that new books would cost per year. Well worth it, to not by new books for college.
part of your arm and leg
No clue about the average. I attend a private school, regionally accredited, $15,000/yr, there abouts.
Depends on the college you're going to
$44.65
For most students who finish college the average cost of schooling is around $350,000 dollars.
The average is about $40,000 per year, per inmate.
Expect about 50,000 a year.
Joe mama!
$1.33.5 per galion average
The annual cost of college depends on the individual price of each college. Some private colleges can be as much as $50,000 per year.
$9983. 00 per pupil per year in 2009.