Happy Schools Blog » Study in USA » Universities » America’s Most Expensive College – $58,334 per year
University of Chicago
- No. 2: University of Chicago
- Tuition: $42,041
- Total cost: $57,590
- Type: 4-year, Private not-for-profit
- Awards offered: Bachelor’s degree
- Master’s degree
- Doctor’s degree – research/scholarship
- Doctor’s degree – professional practice
- Campus setting: City: Large
- Campus housing: Yes
- Student population: 15,152 (5,270 undergraduate)
- Student-to-faculty ratio: 6 to 1
- Financial Aid Received : 72%
- Average Grant or Scholarship : $30,874
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I fully agree with comment. In job market it matter little where form you have done your phD or MBA but your actual role as strategic manager to run the company in a profitable scale from your costly education.
as i have found that Sarah Lawrence College is not taking into account the SAT scores for variety of reasons it is likely that this college is not taken into consideration for ranking purpose
though this college provides public accountability.
overall i found this college structure quite integring for its ono to one method of teaching.
one more fact i would like to table that MIT,USA doesn’t consider GRE scores for its computer science post graduate courses.
Is thre any benefit in paying much???
I don’t understand, why are they so costly? I mean even their academic rankings are not good or are they good in focused research areas?
i only saw 3-4 good universities in the list. Are they for rich and spoiled kids?
You know, that is marketing. People usually think if they pay more – they get better education and better job after graduating. But all what they actually get is higher self esteem… That’s all…