Six-figure sticker shock: colleges push the annual price of attendance past $100K
TL;DR Summary
Fifteen colleges now charge six figures for the total annual cost of attendance (tuition, housing, books and fees), up from just two a year ago, according to the Princeton Review. However, the actual net price families pay can be much lower after financial aid, and experts say sticker prices are likely to keep rising as operating costs grow and aid policies evolve.
Topics:business#colleges-and-universities#education-costs#higher-education#personal-finance#student-financial-aid
- As more colleges surpass $100,000 price tag, here’s the true cost The Washington Post
- College Costs: The Cost of Raising a Graduate Visual Capitalist
- Do You Know How Many Six Figure Colleges Are in NY? WRRV
- How $100,000 college bills are squeezing American middle-class families amid mounting debt PressTV
Reading Insights
Total Reads
1
Unique Readers
5
Time Saved
41 min
vs 42 min read
Condensed
99%
8,247 → 62 words
Want the full story? Read the original article
Read on The Washington Post