Estimated cost based on aid at different income levels
TUITION
$
IN-STATE TUITION
$
OUT-OF-STATE-TUITION
$
STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS OR GRANTS
39%
FOUR-YEAR GRADUATION RATE
83%
Sources: PETERSON'S, A Nelnet Company;
US Department of Education;
MONEY calculations. Peterson's figures are for the 2011-12 academic year or the most recent
available, and do not include books and supplies.
Money's estimated costs for one year are the estimated net price after all grants and
scholarships are subtracted from tuition, fees, room and board. Money's estimated costs
reflect average grant or scholarship aid for families in each income bracket receiving
federal aid and are based on DoE data for the 2008-09 academic year. The four-year
cost is Money's estimate for a student starting in 2011 and reflect expected college-cost
inflation. Rates for graduation and receipt of financial aid are drawn from DoE data for
2008-09.
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