Most Expensive Universities in the World
Top 10 Most Expensive Colleges in the World:
(2008-2009 estimated tuition cost)
1. George Washington University, Washington D.C (US) $60,963 (tuition and fees)
2. Sarah Lawrence College, New York (US) $60,851 (tuition and fees)
3. Kenyon College, Ohio (US) $60,685 (tuition and fees)
4. Vassar College, New York (US) $60,640 (tuition and fees)
5. Bucknell University, Pennsylvania (US) $59,799 (tuition and fees)
6. Franklin College, Switzerland $49,918 (US and Canada)
7. American University of Paris, France $49,164
8. Imperial College London, UK $41,925 (non-resident)
9. National University of Singapore $36,194 (non-resident)
10. University of Melbourne, Australia $30,463 (non-resident)
Source: Forbes
According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the most expensive four-year university in the U.S. (and most likely the world) is Washington, D.C.'s George Washington University, with a price tag of $39,240 in 2007-2008.
Following are the Most Expensive Universities in the World:
1. The George Washington University in the United States.
Annual Tuition: $39,240
2. Kenyon College in Ohio (also the United States)
Annual Tuition: $38,140
3. Bucknell University in Pennsylvania (United States)
Annual Tuition: $38,134
4. Vassar College in New York (United States)
Annual Tuition: $38,115
5. Sarah Lawrence College
Annual Tuition: $38,090
6. Quest University Canada in Canada
Annual Tuition: $23,420
7. American University of Paris in France
Annual Tuition: $34,725
8. University of Buckingham in the United Kingdom
Annual Tuition: $30,400 for Brits, $52,800 for international residents
9. Aoyama Gakuin University in Japan (Asia)
Annual Tuition: $11,700 to $16,100
10. Bond University in Australia
Annual Tuition: $32,900
11. American University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates (Middle East)
Annual Tuition: $16,770
12. Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey in Mexico
Annual Tuition: $11,210
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Top 25 Most Expensive Colleges 2011-2012
(2008-2009 estimated tuition cost)
1. George Washington University, Washington D.C (US) $60,963 (tuition and fees)
2. Sarah Lawrence College, New York (US) $60,851 (tuition and fees)
3. Kenyon College, Ohio (US) $60,685 (tuition and fees)
4. Vassar College, New York (US) $60,640 (tuition and fees)
5. Bucknell University, Pennsylvania (US) $59,799 (tuition and fees)
6. Franklin College, Switzerland $49,918 (US and Canada)
7. American University of Paris, France $49,164
8. Imperial College London, UK $41,925 (non-resident)
9. National University of Singapore $36,194 (non-resident)
10. University of Melbourne, Australia $30,463 (non-resident)
Source: Forbes
According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the most expensive four-year university in the U.S. (and most likely the world) is Washington, D.C.'s George Washington University, with a price tag of $39,240 in 2007-2008.
Following are the Most Expensive Universities in the World:
1. The George Washington University in the United States.
Annual Tuition: $39,240
2. Kenyon College in Ohio (also the United States)
Annual Tuition: $38,140
3. Bucknell University in Pennsylvania (United States)
Annual Tuition: $38,134
4. Vassar College in New York (United States)
Annual Tuition: $38,115
5. Sarah Lawrence College
Annual Tuition: $38,090
6. Quest University Canada in Canada
Annual Tuition: $23,420
7. American University of Paris in France
Annual Tuition: $34,725
8. University of Buckingham in the United Kingdom
Annual Tuition: $30,400 for Brits, $52,800 for international residents
9. Aoyama Gakuin University in Japan (Asia)
Annual Tuition: $11,700 to $16,100
10. Bond University in Australia
Annual Tuition: $32,900
11. American University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates (Middle East)
Annual Tuition: $16,770
12. Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey in Mexico
Annual Tuition: $11,210
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