Special Report
Most Expensive Colleges in Every State
December 20, 2021 3:57 pm
Last Updated: December 20, 2021 7:03 pm
Source: Courtesy of University of Providence
Montana: University of Providence
> Avg. annual net price: $25,023
> Admission rate: 98.5%
> Fall 2020 undergraduate enrollment: 790
> Median annual earnings 6 yrs. post graduation: $32,500
> Located: Great Falls, MT
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North Carolina: High Point University
> Avg. annual net price: $40,719
> Admission rate: 77.0%
> Fall 2020 undergraduate enrollment: 4,628
> Median annual earnings 6 yrs. post graduation: $39,000
> Located: High Point, NC
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Source: Courtesy of University of Jamestown
North Dakota: University of Jamestown
> Avg. annual net price: $19,744
> Admission rate: 71.9%
> Fall 2020 undergraduate enrollment: 912
> Median annual earnings 6 yrs. post graduation: $43,800
> Located: Jamestown, ND
Nebraska: Creighton University
> Avg. annual net price: $32,355
> Admission rate: 64.0%
> Fall 2020 undergraduate enrollment: 4,458
> Median annual earnings 6 yrs. post graduation: $59,700
> Located: Omaha, NE
Source: Courtesy of Southern New Hampshire University
New Hampshire: Southern New Hampshire University
> Avg. annual net price: $41,217
> Admission rate: 93.5%
> Fall 2020 undergraduate enrollment: 111,599
> Median annual earnings 6 yrs. post graduation: $45,400
> Located: Manchester, NH
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