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Every school, by state

Search any US college for its published tuition history and projected four-year total, or pick a state to browse everything in it. Figures come from federal IPEDS data through 2023.

Schools tracked
3,525
Four-year
2,451
Two-year
1,074
Data through
2023

Browse by state

Each state directory lists every school we track there, four-year and two-year, with current published price and growth rate.

Northeast9

Midwest12

South17

West13

Territories8

Highest published tuition

Sticker price before aid. Most students at these schools do not pay it.

  1. 01MGH Institute of Health Professions$93,980
  2. 02University of Chicago$77,778
  3. 03Brown University$77,552
  4. 04Harvey Mudd College$77,280
  5. 05Colgate University$77,230
  6. 06Vassar College$77,160
  7. 07University of Southern California$76,981
  8. 08Williams College$76,640
  9. 09Tufts University$76,558
  10. 10Columbia University in the City of New York$76,445
  11. 11Wesleyan University$76,370
  12. 12Boston College$76,340

Fastest-rising tuition

Average annual growth in published tuition and fees. Compounding turns a manageable freshman bill into a senior-year problem.

  1. 01MGH Institute of Health Professions9.0% / yr
  2. 02Mirrer Yeshiva Cent Institute8.3% / yr
  3. 03Manna University8.2% / yr
  4. 04Mid-America College of Funeral Service8.1% / yr
  5. 05Clinton College7.9% / yr
  6. 06Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary7.8% / yr
  7. 07Pacific Bible College7.8% / yr
  8. 08Rabbinical College of Ohr Shimon Yisroel7.7% / yr
  9. 09Lionel University7.6% / yr
  10. 10Weatherford College7.5% / yr
  11. 11Barclay College7.1% / yr
  12. 12Talmudical Seminary of Bobov7.1% / yr

Every figure is an estimate projected from federal IPEDS data, not a quote from the school. See the methodology for how the projections are built.