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Most Expensive Colleges

College cost is expensive and some high ranked schools and specialized schools require even more amounts of tuition and other college costs. When choosing colleges to admit, the college cost can be an important factor. The schools listed below are the top 10 most Expensive colleges in United States. It is based on undergraduate tuition & fees (out-of-state rate for public schools).
We note that, for computing and ranking most Expensive colleges, we only consider four(4) years schools - national universities, liberal arts colleges, and regional universities.
For academic year 2019-2020, Columbia University in the City of New York is placed first in the most Expensive colleges and University of Chicago and Trinity College followed it. All colleges in the most Expensive colleges are private schools.
The average acceptance rate of the most Expensive colleges 21.94% where Columbia University in the City of New York has the tightest rate with 5.91%. Columbia University in the City of New York has the highest tuition & fees with $61,788 where the average amount is $59,185 of the schools. Harvey Mudd College has the highest submitted SAT scores with 1,525 where the average SAT scores is 1,449 of the schools. The average student population is 7,266 and the average student to faculty ratio is 8.00 to 1 over the most Expensive colleges.
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Columbia University in the City of New York, New York, NY
Columbia University in the City of New York is a private national university located in New York, NY with total 31,077 students.
Highest DegreeDoctor's degree
SAT Scores1,505
Acceptance Rate5.91%
Tuition & Fees$61,788
Student Population31,077 (8,216 Undergraduate)
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2 University of Chicago $60,552 Tuition & Fees

University of Chicago, Chicago, IL
University of Chicago is a private national university located in Chicago, IL with total 17,002 students.
Highest DegreeDoctor's degree
SAT Scores1,520
Acceptance Rate7.26%
Tuition & Fees$60,552
Student Population17,002 (6,632 Undergraduate)
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3 Trinity College $59,050 Tuition & Fees

Trinity College, Hartford, CT
Trinity College is a private liberal art college located in Hartford, CT with total 2,235 students.
Highest DegreeMaster's degree
SAT Scores1,380
Acceptance Rate33.55%
Tuition & Fees$59,050
Student Population2,235 (2,182 Undergraduate)
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4 Franklin and Marshall College $58,800 Tuition & Fees

Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA
Franklin and Marshall College is a private liberal art college located in Lancaster, PA with total 2,309 students.
Highest DegreeBachelor's degree
Acceptance Rate35.32%
Tuition & Fees$58,800
Student Population2,309 (All Undergraduate)
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5 Vassar College $58,770 Tuition & Fees

Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY
Vassar College is a private liberal art college located in Poughkeepsie, NY with total 2,456 students.
Highest DegreeMaster's degree
SAT Scores1,440
Acceptance Rate24.58%
Tuition & Fees$58,770
Student Population2,456 (All Undergraduate)
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6 Harvey Mudd College $58,660 Tuition & Fees

Harvey Mudd College, Claremont, CA
Harvey Mudd College is a private liberal art college located in Claremont, CA with total 902 students.
Highest DegreeBachelor's degree
SAT Scores1,525
Acceptance Rate14.48%
Tuition & Fees$58,660
Student Population902 (All Undergraduate)
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7 Amherst College $58,640 Tuition & Fees

Amherst College, Amherst, MA
Amherst College is a private liberal art college located in Amherst, MA with total 1,855 students.
Highest DegreeBachelor's degree
SAT Scores1,430
Acceptance Rate12.82%
Tuition & Fees$58,640
Student Population1,855 (All Undergraduate)
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8 Tufts University $58,578 Tuition & Fees

Tufts University, Medford, MA
Tufts University is a private national university located in Medford, MA with total 11,586 students.
Highest DegreeDoctor's degree
SAT Scores1,455
Acceptance Rate14.62%
Tuition & Fees$58,578
Student Population11,586 (5,643 Undergraduate)
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9 Kenyon College $58,570 Tuition & Fees

Kenyon College, Gambier, OH
Kenyon College is a private liberal art college located in Gambier, OH with total 1,730 students.
Highest DegreeBachelor's degree
SAT Scores1,375
Acceptance Rate35.83%
Tuition & Fees$58,570
Student Population1,730 (All Undergraduate)
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10 Reed College $58,440 Tuition & Fees

Reed College, Portland, OR
Reed College is a private liberal art college located in Portland, OR with total 1,503 students.
Highest DegreeMaster's degree
SAT Scores1,415
Acceptance Rate35.03%
Tuition & Fees$58,440
Student Population1,503 (1,483 Undergraduate)
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Most Expensive Colleges Comparison
RankNameAcceptance RateUndergraduate Tuition & FeesGraduate Tuition & FeesSAT ScoresPopulationStudent : Faculty
1 Columbia University in the City of New York
New York, NY
5.91% $61,788 $49,968 1,505 31,077 6 to 1
2 University of Chicago
Chicago, IL
7.26% $60,552 $61,548 1,520 17,002 5 to 1
3 Trinity College
Hartford, CT
33.55% $59,050 $17,500 1,380 2,235 9 to 1
4 Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster, PA
35.32% $58,800 - - 2,309 9 to 1
5 Vassar College
Poughkeepsie, NY
24.58% $58,770 $58,770 1,440 2,456 8 to 1
6 Harvey Mudd College
Claremont, CA
14.48% $58,660 - 1,525 902 8 to 1
7 Amherst College
Amherst, MA
12.82% $58,640 - 1,430 1,855 7 to 1
8 Tufts University
Medford, MA
14.62% $58,578 $53,658 1,455 11,586 9 to 1
9 Kenyon College
Gambier, OH
35.83% $58,570 - 1,375 1,730 10 to 1
10 Reed College
Portland, OR
35.03% $58,440 - 1,415 1,503 9 to 1

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