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AUTHOR Kroe, Elaine TITLE Basic Student Charges at Postsecondary Institutions: Academic Year 1990-91. Tuition and Required Fees and Room and Board Charges At 4-Year, 2-Year, and Public Less-than-2-Year Institutions. Statistical Analysis Report. INSTITUTION National Center for Education Statistics (ED), Washington, DC. REPORT NO ISBN-0-16-036129-X; NCES-92-316 PUB DATE Feb 92 NOTE 163p. AVAILABLE FROMU.S. Government Printing Office, Superintendent of Documents, Mail Stop: SSOP, Washington, DC 20402-9328. PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110) -- Reports - Research/Technical (143)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC07 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Colleges; Community Colleges; *Fees; Higher Education; Instructional Student Costs; Noninstructional Student Costs; Postsecondary Education; Private Colleges; Public Colleges; *Tuition; *Two Year Colleges; *Vocational Schools

ABSTRACT This report contains a comprehensive listing of basic student charges for academic year 1990-91 at over 4,700 4-year, 2-year, and public less-than-2-year postsecondary institutions. Typical tuition and required fees are provided for in-state and out-of-state students at the undergraduate and graduate levels, along with the costs for room and board, and the number of meals per week covered by the board charge. Tables give summary national statistics on tuition and required fees for the academic year 1990-91 at postsecondary institutions. Data are also presented on tuition and required fees and room and board charges at individual institutions. These listings are divided into three sections: (1) 4-year institutions (offering a bachelor's degree or higher); (2) 2-year institutions (offering a postsecondary award of at least 2 but less than 4 academic years; and (3) public less-than-2-year institutions (offering a postsecondary award of less than 2 academic years). Schools are listed alphabetically by state within each section. Listings for schools in outlying areas, such as Puerto Rico, follow the state listings. At the beginning of each state listing are state averages for the various charges. A glossary presents definitions for 15 key terms. (JB)

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Statistical Analysis Report February 1992

Basic Student Charges at Postsecondary Institutions: Academic Year 1990-91 Tuition and required fees and room and board charges at 4-year, 2-year, and public less-than-2-year institutions

Elaine Kroe Postsecondary Education Statistics Division National Center for Education Statistics

U.S. Department of Education Office of Educational Research and Improvement NCES 92-316

3 U.S. Department of Education Lamar Alexarter Secretary Office of Educational Research and improvement Diane Ravitch Assistant Secretary National Center for Educatkm Statistics Emerson J. Elliott Acting Commissioner

National Center for Education Statistics "The purpose of the Center shall be to collect, andanalyze, and disseminate statistics and otherdata related to education in the United States andin other nations."Section 406(b) of the General Education Provisions Act, as amended (20 U.S.C. 1221e-1).

February 1992

Contact: Elaine Kroe (202) 219-1361

For sak hy the U.S. Government Printing Office Superintendent of Documents. Mail Stop: SSOP. Washington. IX'20402-02N I SON 0-16-036129X 4 Foreword

This report contains a comprehensive listing of basic student charges for academic year 1990-91 at more than 4,700 4-year, 2-year, and public less-than-2- year postsecondary institutions (collegiate and non-collegiate) in the United States and its outlying areas. Typical tuition and required fees are pravided for in-state and out-of-state students at the undergraduate and graduate levels, along with the costs for room and board, and the number of mealsper week covered by ehe board charge.

Thisinformation should be especially helpful tostudents, guidance counselors, and parents in evaluating the basic costs of attendtng specific postsecondary schools. For additional information, such as the availability of student financial aid or the programs of study offered at specific institutions, one may wish to consult other postsecondary guides. A school or local public library isa good starting point and should have reference material on postsecondary institutions readily available.1Once a student has narrowed his or her selection to a few schools, each school should be contacted directly for a current catalog and application form. Before making a final decision on which school to attend, it is usually a good idea to tap the knowledge and expertise of a guidance or career counselor.

"Basic Student Charges" was prepared by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), U.S. Department of Education.The data were collected through the 1990-91 "Institutional Characteristics" survey conducted annually by NCESas part of its Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.

Paul R. Hall William H. Freund Acting Associate Commissioner Chief Postsecondary Education Statistics Division Institutional Surveys Branch

1The 1989-90 Directory of PostsecondaryInstitutions,also published by the National Center for Education Statistics, is currently available for reference at school and local public libraries. The Directory lists over 10,600 postsecondary schools in the United States and its outlyingareas and provides such basic institutional data as address, telephone number, enrollment size, and highest level of offering.

iii Acknowledgments

The author wishes to thank William Freund and Roslyn Korbinthe Postsecondary Education Statistics Division fortheir recommendations in the preparation of this report. The author gratefully acknowledges the in-depth review of the report by the adjudication panel composedof Frank Bala and Andrea Baird of the National Institute of IndependentColleges and Universities, and tbe following staff within the Department of Education'sOffice of Educational Research and Improvement:Susan Ahmed, National Center for EducationStatistics (NCES); Sal Corallo, NCES; Vance Grant, Office of theDeputy Assistant Secretary for Operations; and Thomas Snyder, NCES.

Users of this report are indebted to all theindividuals who completed the survey forms and thus provided theinformation that made this report possible.

iv Contents

Page Foreword

Acknowledgments iv

Introduction 1

Codes Used in Tables 1,2, and 3 3

Summary Statistics on Tuition and Required Fees Charged by Postsecondary Institutions 4

Glossary 159

Text Tables Table A.--Tuition and required fees charged to full-time, full-year students at public postsecondary institutions, by level of institution, and by student level and residence status: 50 states and the District of Columbia, academic year 1990-91 6

Table B,--Tuition and required fees chargelto full-time, full-year students at private 4-year postsecondary institutions, by control of institution, and by student level and residence status: 50 states and the District of Columbia, academic year 1990-91 6

Table C.Tuition and required fees chargedto full-time, full-year students at private 2-year postsecondary institutions, by control of institution: 50 states and the District of Columbia, academic year 1990-91 7

Basic Tables Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year studentsat 4-year postsecondary institutions, by student level and residence status, control of institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 11

Table 2.--Basic charges for full-time, full-yearstudents at 2.year postsecondary institutions, by studentresidence status, control of institution, state or otherarea, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 83

Table 3.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year studentsat public less-than-2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status, state or other area, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 147

7 Introduction

This report lists tuition and required fees and room and board charges for academic year 1990-91 for over 4,700 schools in the United States andits outlying areas.These are the typical charges for these items thata full-time, full-year student should expect to pay to attend the institution.A Glossary of terms used herein is provided at the end of this report.

"Basic Student Charges" should be used for reference and comparisonpurposes only, and not as a quote of actual charges atan institution. TUition and required fees, for example, may vary atan institution by student level or program. In addition, these basic charges are not inclusive of allcosts a student may incur in attending an institution.Most students will have to meet additional expenses for books and supplies, laboratory fees, andtransportation. Also,the total amount a student ends up paying out-of-pocketto attend a postsecondary institution may be significantly reduced by the receiptof financial aid from federal, state, local, and/or institutionalsources.

The student charges in this publication were edited for reasonablenessand consistency with charges for the previous year (1989-90). Large variations in charges from the previous year were verified with the institution;otherwise, the data were accepted as reported. For institutions that did not respond the previous year, data were accepted as reported. Zero charges represent actual reported responses.

Organization of this report

"Basic Student Charges" opens with national statisticson tuition and required fees for academic year 1990-91 at postsecondary institutions. These data are followed by tuition and required fees androom and board charges at individual institutions. For the convenience of the user, the institutional listings are dilTided into three sections: 4-year institutions (i.e., offering a bachelor'sdegree orhigher award); 2-year institutions (offeringa postsecondary award of at least 2 but less than 4 academicyears); and public less-than-2-year institutions (offeringa postsecondary award of less than 2 academic years).Private less-than-2-year institutions are not included in this report because the data requested on student charges from these schoolsare not comparable to data requested from other postsecondary institutions.

Schools are listed alphabetically by state within each section. Schools in outlying areas, such as Puerto Rico, follow the state listings.At the beginning of each State listing are State averages for the various student charges.2For

2The state averages are basedon actual institutional charges (i.e., they have not been weighted by student enrollment at the institution). A state'sroom average will be somewhat inflated if any institutions combined their room and board charges, since the combined charge is reported underroom.

1 the convenience of the user, footnotes are provided atthe bottom of each page of the tables to explain codes found within the bodyof the tables. These codes are explained in greater detail on page 3.

All 5,500 4-year, 2-year, and public less-than-2-year institutionsin the 1990-91 "Institutional Characteristics" survey universe areincluded in this report, respondents and nonrespondents. Over 4,700institutions responded to the survey items on student charges--a response rateof 90 percent. Data on student charges were not imputed for the BOO nonrespondinginstitutions, so all columns are blank for these schools.

Me institutional names in this report were transferreddirectly from the survey data tape. Thus, names may be abbreviated to accommodate the maximum number of 50 tape positions for this variable. Branch campuses may te further identified by their city location to aid the user of this report.

2 codes Used in Tables le 21 and 3

(H) Institutions identified by an "(H)"to theleft of their name are accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the Secretary of theU.S. Department ofEducation, and areknownas institutions of higher education.

* Many institutions reported a combined room and board charge.The combined charge is listed in the Room column and an asterisk (*) is entered in the Board column.

** Institutions with a double asterisk (**) to the right of theirname did not respond to any of the items on student charges included in thisreport. Almost two-thirds of these inrqtutions were total nonrespondentsto the "Institutional Characteristics" survey which collects these and other data. The remaining third responded to the survey but not to these particular items. Most schools in this latter group simply did not answer thesurvey items pertaining to student charges. The items were not applicable to other schools in this group because they (1) offer programs at the first- professional level only and do not provide room and board,or (2) they enroll only part-time students, and the itemson student charges were requested for full-time, full-year students only.

***Institutions with a triple asterisk (***)to the right of their name reported tuition and required fees for in-district students thatwere at least 10 percent lover than the charge to in-State students. Only tables 2 and 3 carry this code, aa lower in-district than in-State chargesare generally a phenomenon of public 2-year and less-than-2-year schools.

(#) Found to the left of a state name or other area, the (#) codeindicates that no postsecondary institutions were identified at the 4-year,or 2- year, or public less-than-2-year level through the "Institutional Characteristics" survey. Although there may be such institutions in the State or area, they must respond to the survey at least once before they can be included in the universe of postsecondary institutions maintained by the National Center for Education Statistics. (Institutions listed in this report as nonrespondents completed the survey in a previous year andare still operational.)

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10 Summary Statistics onTuition and Required Fees Charged by Postsecondary Institutions

In recent years, much attentionhas focused on the rising costs ofattending college, particularly on tuition increasesthat have exceeded the inflation rate. The summary data on tuition and fees intables A, B, and C below are presented to inform prospectivestudents of the wide variation inthese charges among institutions. The total costs of obtaining aneducation can be significantly reduced by taking tuition charges intoconsideration when choosing a school.As a general rule, tuitionis much lower at public institutionsthan at private institutions, and public institutionsgenerally charge in-state students much lower tuition than students attendingfrom out-of-state.

Tuition and regutred fees at publicpostsecondary institutions

Public 4-year institutions

Generally speaking, public 4-yearinstitutions charge much lower tuition and required fees to students who attendthese schools in the statewhere they legally reside (table A). For example, an undergraduatestudent who attended a public 4-year schoolin the state where he or shelegally resided was charged an average of $1,848 inacademic year 1990-91, compared to$4,797 for an out-of- state student. Averagecharges to graduate students were alsomuch lower for in- state residents than for out-of-stateresidants.

The median tuition and fee charge of$1,671 to an undergraduate, in-state student fell somewhat below the mean charge. The median charge indicates that half of all responding institutionsreported tuition and fee charges to undergraduate, in-state students above$1,671, and half reported charges below this amount.The mean charge of $1,848 was drivenabove the median charge by a relatively small number of high-priced institutions.There was also considerable dispersion of tuition and fees charges across allpublic 4-year institutions. While 25 percent of all institutions charged$2,202 or more to undergraduate, in- state students, another 25 percentcharged $1,331 or less to such students.

Public 2-year institutions

For an in-state resident, an average of$1,072 for tuition and required fees was charged at public2-year institutions in 1990-91, compared with an average out-of-state charge of $2,562. The median charge toin-state residents was $867, and 25 percent of all public 2-yearinstitutions charged $543 or less.

Public less-than-2-year institutions

In-state residents attending publicless-than-2-year institutions were charged an average tuition and requiredfee of $1,250 in 1990-91, and 25 percent of all such institutions charged $300 orless. Unlike public 4-year and 2-year institutions, out-of-state and in-statecharges did not vary much at public less- than-2-year institutions.

4 Tuition on4 requiredjees at priute postsecondary institutions

Tuition and fee charges at private institutions rarelyvary by a student's in-state vs. out-of-state status, so only in-state charges are presented in this report.

Private 4-year institutions

Private 4-year institutions charged undergraduate studentsan average of $7,115 for tuition and required fees in academic year 1990-91 (table B), almost four times the average undergraduate, in-state charge of $1,848 reported by public 4-year institutions. Graduate tuition and fees averaged $5.861at private 4-year schools, compared to the average of $2,009 charged to graduate, in-state students at public 4-year schools.

Although private 4-year institutions charged undergraduate studentsan averageof$7,115 for tuition andrequired fees, these chargesvaried considerably among such institutions.For example, 25 percent of private 4-year institutions reported undergraduate tuition and fee charges of $4,594or less. Another 25 percent reported undergraduate tuition and fee charges ofat least $9,228. Graduate tuition and fee charges were also widely dispersed.

Private nonprofit 4-year institutions charged an average of $7,182to undergraduate students, considerably more than the average of $5,814 chargedto undergraduates at private for-profit institutions. Graduate studentr were charged an average of $6,164 for tuition and required fees at private for.p:ofit institutions, somewhat higher than the average of $5,849 at private nolyrofit institutions.

Private 2-year institutions

Private 2-year institutions charged an average of $4,251 for tuition and required fees in 1990-91 (table C). The median charge was nearly identical, at $4,255. Twenty-five percent of all private 2-year schools charged $5,695or more, while 25 percent charged $2,113 or less.

Private for-profit institutions charged an average of $5,359 for tuition and required fees, considerably more than the average of $3,061 charged by private nonprofit institutions.

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12 postsecondary Table 4.--Tuition and required fees Chases(' tofull-time, full-year students at public 50 states institutions, by level of institution, and bystudent level and residence status: and the District of ColuMbia, academic year1990-91

PUblict Less-than-2-year 1 Public Public i-year institutions 1 2-year institutiona institutions

All students All students 1 DS4aegraduate studentsi Greduat students .1

, / 1 Out-of- 1 Out-of- 1 Out-of- I 1 Out-of-1 Tuition end I 1 let-state 1 state 1 In-state 1 state 1 In-state state required fee Charges 1 In-state 1 stmt. t i 1 1 t t

609 1,207 1,207 280 280 Total institutions 609 609 609 487 2,171 1,171 231 231 Responding 571 571 487

$2,009 $4,753 $1,072 $2,562 $1,250 $10414 filen $1,1548 $4,797 5,816 1,474 3,280 1,950 2,300 75th percentile 2,202 5,764 2,408 4,716 867 2,476 610 750 50th percentile (median) 1,671 4,657 1,889 1,413 3,262 543 1,467 300 440 25th percentile 1,331 3,632

Hotel Averages are not weighted by studentenrollment. Postsecondary Education Data Systmm (IPEDS),"Institutional Source: U.S. Department of Education, Integrated Characteristics" survey, 1990-91.

Table 8.--Tuition and required fees chersed tofull-time, full-year students at private 4-year postsecondary institutions, by control ofinetitution, and by student level: 50 states and the District of Columbia. Academie Plot' 1990-91

Private 4-year institutions

I. For-profit Total Nonprofit 1 i Graduate Tuition and 1 Un4ergraduatei Graduate 1 Undergraduate I Graduate 1 Undersraduate 1 students 1 students 1 students 1 students 3 students required fee charses f students 1

1,830 111 111 Total instftutions., 10941 2,941 1,830 818 64 32 Nespondine 1,298 850 1,234

$7,182 $5,849 $5,814 $ 6,264 Mean $7,115 $5,861 7,516 6,894 10,279 75th percentile 9,228 7,545 9,311 5,047 5,410 4,900 50th percentile (median) 6,915 5,040 7,027 4,638 3,400 4,380 3,234 25th percentile 4,594 3,400

In-stste charges are presented in this table;however, private institutions rarely charge Note: Averages ars different tuition and required fee amounts to in-stateand out-of-state students, not weighted by student enrollment. Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Source: U.S. Department of Education, Integrated 'Institutional Characteristics' survey, 1990-91. Table C.--Tultion and required fees chareed to full-time, fall- yeas students at private 2-year postsecondary institutions, by oontrol of institutiont 50 states and the District of Columbia, acederic year 1990-91

1 Private 2-year institutions Tuition and

required fee Charges 1 Total 1 Nonprofit 1 For-profit

Total institutions 1,453 623 830 Responding 1,129 544 585

Mean $4,251 $3,061 $5,359 15th percentile 5,695 4,596 6,300 50th percentile (median) 4,255 2,500 5,000 25th percentile 2,113 963 3.960

Note: In-state charges ars presented Ln this table; however. private institutions rarely charge different tuition and required fee amounts to in-state and out-of-state students. Mimeses ars not weighted by student enrollment. Source: U.S. Department of Education, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), "Institutional Characteristics' survey, 1990-91,

7 4-year institutions

15 Table 1,-Basic charges for full-thne. fthl-year students at 4-year postsecondary Institutions, by student level and residence status, control of institution, state or other anat, and inadletkat Academic year 1990-91 Tuition and remitted bee Undergraduate duckmai Graduate- students Public Maids _ In- Out-0- kr- Out-ol- Pot Ma Is or other area, and institution stela MOPrivetsslate state RoomBoardweak -Deans- Maim*

State average - 4,783 1,520 2.8933.425 1,501 2.840 1.457 1,485 19

(H) Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University 1,248 2,238 1.422 1,800 794 1.242 21 (H) Alaimo Christian School el Retigion 3,440 3.440 (H) Alabama Sato University 1,288 2,428 1,390 2,718 1,910 810 20 (H) American Ind Psychotherapy-Grad Sch Prof Psych** (H) Athens State College 1,305 2.490 075 (H) Auburn University at Montgomery 1,317 3,951 1.317 3.951 1.380 - , (H) Auburn Univarsity Main Campus 1,478 4,428 1,478 4,428 1,487 Baptist Medical Center 2,500 0 Birmingham School of Law 1,330 (H) Birmingham Southern College 8,900 1 SOO 1,380 2.075 14 (H) Faulkner University 4,335 2.800 21 High Pine Collegium of Music' ' (H) Huntingdon College 5,800 9702,030 19 0-0 international Bible' Ccolege 2,100 840. (H) Jacksonville State University 1.320 1,980 1,370 2,055 9151,380 21 (H) Judson College 4,800 2,745 20 (H) Livingiton University 1,558 1,558 1,404 1 .404 090 1,181 14 (H) Mikis Congo* 3,780 9001,400 19 (H) Mobil. College 4,850 3,098 2,980 21 (H) Oakwood Coliega 5.790 1,350 1,938 19 (H) Samford University 8,000 1 .484 i2,484 1,888 19 (H) Selma University 2,275 770 1,020 20 (H) Southeastern Bibi9 Canoga 3,790 700 5902.033 21 Southeastern Instituts of Techrsology"

(4) SPrin9 Hill Conoile 9,235 4,440 2,000 1960, 19 (H) Stillman Collar 3,550 990 1,480 20 (H) Talladsga College 4,447 990 1,040 20 (H) The University of Alabama 1,810 4,480 1,810 4,488 1,7001,458 15 (H) Troy State University at Dothan 1,419 1,824 1,404 1,824 (II) Troy State University in Montgomary 1270 1.900 840 1,405 (H) Troy State University in Phenix City 1,080 1.080 1.080 1,090 (H) Troy State University-Main Campus 1,510 2,186 1,480 2,170 928 1.280 20 (H) Tuskagee University 5,800 5.800 2,750 19 (H) Unitod States Sports Academy 6456 (H) University of Alabama at Birmingham 1,920 3,880 2,070 3,980 1,440 (H) University ot Alabama in Huntsville 1,990 3,992 1,758 3.518 1.9951,805 17 (H) Univarsity of Montevallo 1,934 3,544 1,880 3.5002.770 21 (H) University of North Alabama 1.224 1.728 1,344 1.848 9751,288 20 Note; Data are not present in OWN column for rewondina Institutions because the item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education inatitution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. `institution reported a combirwid room and board *harp. The combined charge I. Wad in the Room column. Nannespondant. (17) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

11 16 TabletBast charges for fun-time, full-year students at 4-yearpostsecondary Institutions, by student level and Academic year 1990-91 - continued Mk ion and required fees Undergraduate students I Public Meals Out-of- Out-of- PK Boardweek Slate or other area, and institution Private dabI ate Room -Donate- 1,689 2,289 1,102 1,365 19 (H)University of South Alabama-Mobi 1,90$ 2.505 1,589 (H)University of South Alabama-Baldwin 1,905 2,505 2289 MOM MI O MIMI IMMOMIIIIIIIIIIIM MilMIIIIIMIIIIIMI =MIEN IMI 4,654 1.385 3,82911:11.809 3429EZSI1,800 Stale average - MI ME Mill 1,800 21 (H) Aiuka Bible College 2.370 MI 1,600 2,250 19 (H) Alaska Pacific University 5,330 5,192 illill1.620 CovenaM Ufe College" =MEM= 111. SWnt Hunan* Theological Seminary 4,525 111.111=1111111111.100 1400 21 1900, 2200, 20 (H)Sheldon Jackson College 5,390 MI 1.094 3,314 1,800 (H)University of Ala** Anchonwe 1.270 3,714 2.084 3.704 1,140 1 550 19 (H)University of Alaska Fairbanks 1.660 4,104 (H)University c4 Alaska Southeast 1229 3.970Mil1.990 3270Ellin= MIIM11111111111 =OMNI EMI11/ IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAMEM Mil MIMI Mill 17 State average - 3874=I0,111 7.055 1,47812211 594Call MI MN 111111.11.111 1,540 2,100 19 (H)American Graduate School of International Mgmt IMIIIIIII11,340111.1111111 (H) American Indian Bible College 3.242MIMI=illill1.099Ent 19 (H) Mzona College of the Bible 9.990MIMIMM.1.47011.11 1, 12 1.224 14 (H) Arizona State University 1111.11,478KIMI usiEmi (H) Dewy Institute of Technology 4,690IIIMI 11111111MMIll 1.11 (H) Frank Uoyd Wright School of Architecture' ' Mill MI (H)Fuller Theological Seminary in Arizona" MI =ME 2.80011111 21 (H) Grand Canyon University 4,000Mil=4.000 MI (H)Keller Graduate School of Management Inc =II= IMMIIIMMEIN (H)Northern Arizona University MI1,473 5,303 "MEM1290KM (H) Nova University" ME IMM 3.190 (14)Ottawa University 2,905NM MI 1=11 (H)Prescott College MEM .1.111MMINIMI Southern Arizona Bible College" 1111.111111=11 OM1,380 see Souditvestern Conservative Baptist Bible College Mill Southwestern School of Missionsilndian Bible Col 39=II IMINIMII.0111 Sweetwater Bible College" IIIMMINIMIIIIIMMII =NMI (H)University of Arizona IMI 8.494 IIIMIZEI9.494NM1 900 (H)University of Phoenix** MN IMIIMINNIIIIIMI MI Western International University 4.370 15 270 11.111 (14) ..11.11111111MIIIIIMEMIMIll.111 u..... 1%.*. er. me mammain avant redumnfor rsecond no institutions bemire th item was not applicable or the data were notmported. (H) Higher education institution, I.e., accredited by an agency orsucrolation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. Thecombined charge Is listsd In the ROOM column. "Nonreepondent. (I) No 4-year postsecondary Institutions were identifiedin this state or area. TOM -Basic charges for full-time, full-yeat students at 4-year postsecondary instftutions, by student level and residence status, control of institution, stale or other area. and Institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required lees Undergraduate studio*, Graduate student, Radio Public Meal* in- Out-of- in- Out-of- Par Bids or other area, and Instiestice Prbdt,slats state Privateeta, Ade RoomBoardiveek

Stater swage - 4.154 1,378 3,000 2.807 1.820 3.598 1.830 .297 19

(H) Arkansas Baptid Colleges ' (H) Arkansas Collitge ,400 2.810 21 (H) Arkansas Slats Univiorsity Main Campus 1,420 2,070 1.800 2.850 2,300 1,200 15 (H) Arkansas Tech Unimrsity 1,200 2.480 1,320 2,640 900 1,120 20 (H) Central Sapid College 2,000 1,700 19

(H) Huding Univmulty 4,100 4,100 1.200 1,050 115 (H) Henderson State University 1,280 2.480 1,188 2.340 858 992 15 (H) Hendrix Collega 8.050 975 1,820 20 (H) slohn Brown University 4.900 1,080 1,780 21 Missionary Baptist Semlnarr ' (H) Ouachita Baptist Unimrsity 4,870 2,340 820 1.300 20 (H) Philander Smith Colin* 2,510 1,911 1,811 10 (H) Southern Arkansas University Main Campus 1.080 1.710 1,272 1,902 2,100 ao (H) Unemrsity of Arkansas et Little Rack 1.560 3,900 2.050 4,390 (H)University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences 1.548 3.900 2015 8,720 1.452 (H)University of Arkenus Pine Bluff 1,3130 3,180 2.400 4.8 4 700 620 20 (H)University of Arkansas-Payettirvilte 1.598 3,950 2,100 4,450 2,900 21 (H)University of Arkansas-Monticello 1,410 3,230 1,880 1,250 21 (H)University of Central Arkansas 1,260 2.520 1,728 3,456 1,138 1,020 19 (H)University of the Ozark, 3,010 2.160 900 1,200 21 (H) William; Baptist College 2,938 1,902

California

Stat. averag, - 7,294 1,108 8.2100,198 1,124 0,138 2.885 1,885 18

Acadomy of Art Colin, 0,000 8,750 5,050 Academy of Chinese Cuiture and Health Sciences' ' Agape Bible Callow** (H) Amorican Baptist Seminary of the West 4.545 (H) American Condolatory 'Minim 6,000 0,000 (H) Median Film ktst/Ctr Advancsd Film & TV Studies 8,500 American Graduate Urthmrsity"' American institute of Hypnotherapy' Anaheim Christian Connie" (H) Antioch University-Los Angeles Branch 7.020 7,920 Note: Data are not Present in overt column for nemondino institutions because the item was not appiicable or th. data were not mooned, (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredit,d by an agency or association nationally recognized try the U.& Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined sharp is listed in the Room column. "*Monrespondent. (f) No 4-yoar postsecondary institutions were idsntified In this slate or area,

13 Is Table1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondaryInstitutions, by student level and residence statue, control of Institution, state or other area, andInstitutkm Academic year 1990-91 - continued %Mon and syquked lees Underwarkiate students Graduata students Public Public Meals kt- Outa-cd- CM-01.- Pw Slate or other area. and inadtution MohrWM state PI1 te state RoomBoardweek -Dollera-.. (H) Antioch Univareity-Santa Barbara Branch 8,375 8,376 Armanian Bible Collage 3,150 3,900 18 Armstrong Collator 4,500 3,720 (H) Ad Digits,' Coffee. of Design 10290 10,290 (H)Art Institute of Southarn California 6,960 4,800 3 730 ' (i4)Azusa Pacific University 8,800 Bay Cities Bible Institute' Berton Bible College' (H) Bethany College of M. Assemblies of God 5,850 6.800 3,000 1,500 &Maeda School of Theology" 1.880 (H) Blois Unhwrsity 9,172 8,734 2,000 Booker T Crenshaw Christian Col & Sch Ministry Inc 2,400 3 000 (H) Brooks institute of Photography 8,850 8 IMO Cal Northern School of Law" (H) California Baptist College 5,888 5,888 1,480 1,870 21 14 California Christian College 950 1,700 500 California Chriatian Institute" California Coast University" (H) California College of Arts and Crafts 9,700 %MO 2,100 (H)California Cottage of Podiatric Medicine 15,810 (H) California Family Study Center 8,820 California Graduate Institute" California Graduate School of Family Psychology' ` California Graduata School of Theology" California Institute for Clinical Social Work 7,000 (H) California Institute of Ms 11,200 11,280 2000, 2,566 21 (H) California institute of Integral Studies 5,400 10 (H)Califolnia Institute of Technology 13,416 13,343 2.2392.021 California International University 3,420 3.360 (H) California LutheranUniversity 9,300 3,940 2,1002,100 21 (H) California Maritime Acadarny 1,310 4,287 1,300 2,295 19 California Missionary Baptist Institut California Pacific University" (H) California Polytechnic State Univ-San Luis OVspo 1,025 8.185 1,026 8,185 1,944 1,953 19 (H) California School of Prof Pep at Los Angeles 11,350 (H) California School of Prof Pm at Berkeley 11,350 (H) California Schad of Prot Psyc st Fresno 11,350 (H) California School of Prof Pop at San Ditgo 11,360 1,729 19 (H) California Rata Collega-Bakerstield 908 0,185 908 8,185 1,750 19 (H) California State Polytechnic University Pomona 858 8,185 558 6,105 2,196 1,923 15 (H) California State Uniwrsity-Chico 914 8,150 914 8,150 2,14$ 1,572 (H) California Stabs University-Dominguaz Hills $71 8,160 871 0,150 Now Dam are not present in every column for rascondino institutions because theitem was nc4 applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Hlihar education institution. La., accredited by an agency or associationnationally recognized by the U.S. Smeary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board sharp. The combinedcharga is listed in the Room column. Nonrespondont. (I) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were Identified in this state or area.

14 1 9 Table 1.--Basic charges for fuil-time, fu0-year students at 4-year postsecondary Institutions, by student level and repoence status, control onnottutton, SUBS DI OWN area, ana insonroon: ACICHIMIC yew issu-st - continua: nom and mow fess . Undergraduate students Graduate abzkinte Pub% Public Meals In- Out-all- In-Out-of- PK lade or other area. and Inetitutice Privatestale Meta Prhrate state state RoweBoredweek 4101late- B California State Unlverelty-Fresno 916 6,150 916 6,150 1,814_1,981 19 (ii)California Sate University-Fullerton 952 6,150 952 6,150 (H) California State Univerafiy-ftward 895 9.166 895 9165 , (H) Canfornia Stale University-Long Beach OW 9150 992 6,160 3,055 1370 19 (VI)Canfornla State Univerelty-Los Angeles WO 0.185 690 0,165 (N) °Worn,. State University-Northridge 972 6.150 972 8,150 (H) California State University-Sacramento 892 0,150 892 0,150 2,480 1988 15 , (1) Catania State Unlversky-Sin Bernardino 915 6,165 915 8,1852,145 1,718 19 H (H) California State Universtly-Stanislaus 915 8.155 915 8,185 1,850 1,945 19 (H)California Sate Unhorelty. San Marcos 780 8,099 California Theologicid Seminary 3.558 (H)Colifornis Western School of Law'' Cambridge Graduate School of Psychology" . Cathedral Bible College" .. , Center for Psychological Studies 5,400 (H) Chapman College 11,910 5,400 4,840 15 (H) Chapman Coilege-Acadernlo Centers" (H) Charles R Drew Univ of Medicine and Science" Children's Hospital-School of Med Tech 0 (H)Christ College Irvine 7,820 5,780 2,310 1.155 10 (H)Christian Heritage College 6,484 1,388 1,838 21 Christian Life College" Christian Witness Theological Seminary 2,250 1200 - (H) Church Divinity School of the Pacific 8,400 3,050 ' 21 Citadel Baptist College and Seminary" Citrus Belt Law School" - City University-Santa Clara 5,360 4.440 City University-Los Angeles and School of Law 2,395 , 2,895 (H) Claremont Greduate School 12,900 r (H) Claremont McKenna College 13.850 2.250 2,590 19 (H) Cleveland Chiropractic Collsoir of Los Angeles 8,920 (H) Cogswell PobtechnIcal College 8.250 , (H) Coleman College 7.565 3,600 (H) Gaspe of Notre Dame 9,275 6,800 3,200 1,500 19 (H) College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific 7,000 2,490 (14)Columbia College-Hollywood 4,500 Columbia Pscific University 3.780 3,980 , (H) Dewy institute of Technology. Los Angeles 4.690 . (H) Dominican College of San Rafael 9,480 7,880 2,800 2,000 19 .._ , (H) Dominican School el Philosophy and Theology 4,500 4,500 Emperor's College of Traditional Oriental Med** , Empire Collage" Note: Data are not oresent In every column for resoondino institutions because the item was not anolicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education Inetitution, i.e., accredited by an agency or associatkin nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary ot Education. institution reported a combined room and boord charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. 'Nonrespondent. (I) No 4-year posteecondary institutions were id Miffed in this state or area.

15 20 Table 1.--Buic charges tor tun-time, full-year students at 4-yew postsecondarythstitutions, by student Wei and residence status, control of insithation, state or other area, and institutiortAcademic year 199041 - continued Malan and required fees Undergraduate dudente Graduate student. Addle Public Wale Out-ol- in- Out-40- Pie Boardweek Otte* Or other area. and Institu5on IPrivet* Privatestate Roam -Odes- Eubanks Consemtory of Music and Ana*" Five Branches Institute 4.500 Franciscan School of Theology 4.930 Fresno Communfty Hoop a Medi Ctr/Sch of Medi Techn 0 (11) Remo Pacific College 7.850 4,810 1,380 1,090 19 (H) Fuller Theological Seminary 5.400 405 Glendale University College of Law" (H) Golden Gate Baptist Seminary 992 1,500 (H) Golden Gate University 3,881 4.492 Golden State School of Theology' LOW (H) Graduate Theological Union I Great WeeNrn University* 2.720 2.880 19 (P1)Hanley Mudd College 13.80 I (H) Heald Institute of Technology - Martinez"' (H) Heald Institute of Technology-San Francisco' * Heartwood: CA College of the Natural Health"' (H) Hebrew Union College California Branch I 8,000 (H) Holy Names College 0,510 6,470 4,150 19 (H) Humboldt State University 939 8,150 939 0,150 2.191 1,415 19 3.738 04) Humphreys College 1 Immaculate Heart College Center' Insfihrie for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality" Instftute for Creation Reseerch Institute for Educational Therapy** Institute of Buddhist Studies, Inc 3,030 (if)Institute of Transpersonal Psycholog International Bible College 2,040 2,040

(H)International School of Theology I 4.810 (H)ITT Technical Institute-Buena Park 8,727

(H) ITT Technical Institute of West Covina I8,783 (H) Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley 5200 2,250 (H) John F Kennedy University 8.338 8,408 KPC A Presbyterian Theological Seminary 1.400 1,400 Kennedy-Western University Kensington University** La Mkt Academy of Advertising An 8.800 La Jolla University 4.500 5.400 18 (H)Life Bible College 3,900 380 2,800 (H)Life Chiropractic College-Weir Lincoln Law School of Sacramento"' (H)Lincoln University 3,397 3.000 Linda Vista Baptist Bible College and Seminary** Note: Data era not present in every coiumn for responding institutions because the item was notapplicable or the data ware not reported. (H) Higher education inititution, I.e., accredited by an agency or association nationallyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reportedcombined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. (e) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified In this state or area.

16 Table 1.-Basic charges for full-time, futi-year students at 4-year postsecondary [millions, by student end residence staWs, control of institution, state or other area, and institutfort Acadunic year 191/0-91 - continued Than mat npulosd Ism Undergraduate studerite Grar. Mate student* Reno Med* In- Out-of- In-Out-ol- Per Rate or cam area, and institution Most*,slate steleRisesstsas state RoomBoardmeek

Living Word Bible College** (H) Loma Linda University 8,880 8.940 1,5751,170 19 (H) Los Angeles College of Chiropractic 10.908 Los Angeles, University' Los Medical Technology , (H) Louise Salinger Medially of Fashion' " (H) Lewis Law School*" , (H) Loyola Marymount University 10,351 3,180 2,9702,180 20 (H) Menlo Coilege 11,520 9.030 21 (H) Mennonite Brethren Bible Seminary' (H) Miffs College 12.700 9,600 5,400 19 Monterey College of Law" (H) Monterey institute of international Studies 10,400 10,400 More University* (H) Mount Saint Mary's College 9,530 3,000 4,250 (H) National Univerelty 5.536 6,625 (H) Naval Postgraduate School 0 0 0 0 New Cot for Adv Christian StudiesiNew Col Berkeley ,3,150 (H) New College of California 6,000 9,400 , 4 New School of Architecture 13.075 Newport University"' Northern California Bible College-San Jose' Northern California Bible College-Pleasanton"' , (H) Northrop University 11,414 4.355 2,810 Northwestern California University Northwestern Polytechnic University** Nyingma institute*" (H) Occidental Coliege 13,960 13,950 2,4482,652 21

1 (14)Otis Art institute of Prawns School of Design - (H)Pacific Christian College 6.200 3,700 3,854 10 (H) Pacific Coast Baptist Bible Cdiege" , . Pacific Coast University School of LW° , (H)Pecilic Graduate School of Psychology 13,275 (H) Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary 3,200 1,150 1.000 5 (H)Pacific Oaks College 7,130 4,770 (H)Pacific School of Religion 5,000 958 1,808 15 Pacific Southern University** , Pacific States University 4,800 5,280, (H)Pacific Union College 8,820 8,820 1,8001.320 19 Pacific Western University" Pacifica Graduate Institute 5,875 745 8 (H) Palmer College of Chiropractic-wear - Note: Data am not present in every column for remondina institutions because the item was not malleable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, Le., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U S. Secretary of Education. institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. *'Nonrespondent. (I) No 4-vear postsecondary institutions wore identified in this state or area,

17 22 Table 1.-flasic charges for tull-time, ftdi-year students at 4-year postsecondaryinstitutions, by studerd level and residence statue1 control of instkution, state or other area. and institution: Academic year1990-91 - continued MGM and niquitad Oen Undergraduate students Graduste studirds Public Public Meals In- Out-of- bi- Out-ol- par State or °Mgr area. and Institution Privatestets Mate Priseslitato *tato RoamBoardamok

(H)Patten College 3,490 1,8150 2,120 14 Peninsula University/ Canna of Law" People. College of LW* (H) Peppordine Unhorstly 14,310 10,500 3,190 2,550 19 (H)Phillips Junior Wisp 4,500 19 (H)Fibrin Wipe 15.428 2,5002,175 (H) Point Lorna Nazarene College 7,242 6,255 1.530 1,500 20 (H) Pomona Collage 13,900 5,700 19 Professional School of Psychological Sludl. Professional School of Psychology** Rancho Los Amigos Hospital Orthotics Depanmenr * (14) Rand Graduate School of Policy Studies 10,500 Rosebridge Institut*** Rudolf Steiner College 5,050 Ryokan College" Saint Johns Seminary"

(11)Saint Johns Seminary College° Saint Joseph Hospital School of Medical Techn 300 21 (H)Saint Joseph's College 5,000 1250 1,250 (H)Saint Mary's College of California 10274 3.770 2 529 2.529 19 (H) Saint Patrick's Seminary 3,000 7002.300 21 (H) SIMS University of Oriental Medicine 4,050 4,050 (H) Samuel Moult College of Nursing 10,185 13,575 4 400 21 San Diego Bible College * (H) San Diego State University 962 6,150 962 6,180 2,272 1,656 14 (H) San Francisco Pat Institute 10,100 10.100 (H) San Francisco Conservatory of Music 5,570 8,570 San Francisco Law School" (H) San Francisco State University 900 6,150 900 6 150 2,544 1.560 14 04) San Francisco Thoological Seminary 4 (Pi)San Joaquin College of Law" (H) San Jose Christian College 4,641 2,610 16 (H) San Jose State Univorlity 978 6,150 978 6,150 2,344 1,944 19 Santa Barbara College of Law" (H) Santa Clara University 10,485 7,479 2,904 2,100 19 Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Soh of Med Tech 0 0 0 4 (H) Saybrook Instituts School of Applied Theology 5,680 School of Medical Tech Grossmont Hospital School of Modica! Technology Children's Hospital 0 (H) School of Theology at Claremont 5,130 1,020 Scripps Clinic & Res Fdn Sch of Medi Techn 0 HourData are not present In swam column for rescondina Institutions because the Item was not atoneable orthe data ware not reported. (H) Higher ;education institution, iv., accroditod by an agency or association nationally recognisedby the U.S. Secretary of Education. "Institution mooned a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. Hatred in the Roomcolumn. Nonrespondient. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

18 Table 1.--Basic charges for lull-time, tull-year students at 4-year postsecondary Institution% al/ student Must and romance SIRIUS. COMM or insuumon, slate or outer area, ano mourn= women= year 1119U-V1 - COMM.= Tuon and raguked Ow Undergraduate students; Graduate students fluidic Meals in- Oid-cf- In- Per State or other *um aad kutitution Metastate alate 1PrivateSate data RoomBawdweak -ordiant- (H)Scripps College"' (H)Scripps Memorial Hospital School of Medi Techn Shasta Abbey"' (H) Shasta Bible College 3.120 1,125 , Shiloh Bible College 312 (H) Sierra University" (H) Simpson Cottage 5,804 5,644 3.300 21 (H) Sonoma Stahl University 920 0,150 928 8,150 2,713 1,619 19 South Baylo University" Southern California Bible College" (H) Smthem Colifornia College 8,835 5,054 1.000 1.700 20 (H) Southern California College of Chiropactic" (H) Southern California College of Optometry" Southern California Conservatory of Music Corp 7.400 (H) Southern California Institute of Architecture** Southern California Psychoanalylic Inetitute" Southern States University" (H)Southwestern University School of Law" St Mary Medical Center School of Medical Techn 0 (H)Stanford University 14.385 14,385 vas 3.140 19 -(H)Starr King School for Ministry" The American College for the Applied Arts 5,975 3,750 _ . ,. (H) The Fielding Institute 7,125 (H) The Master's College 0.850 4,480 3.890 1,880 19 (H) The National Hispanic University 3,030 3,270 The School for Deacons 1.750 1,750 1 The Simon Greenleaf School of Law (H) The Wright Institute" (H) Thomas Aquinas College" Trinity Life Bible College 1,990 Twin Lakes College of the Healing Arts" Union Institute" .. Univ of Northern Ca Lorenzo Patino Soh of Law" (H)University of California Hastings College of Law 550 (H)University of California-Berkeley 1,998 5,414 2,008 8.424 5,305 ' 19 (H)University of California-Davis 1.701 7,617 1.884 7.800 4.655 ' 19 (H)Univereity of California-Irvine 1,874 8290 1.882 8.278 4,989 10 (H)University of California-Los Angeles 1,802 7.518 2,128 8,044 4,116C ' 19 (H)University of California-Riverside 1,814 7,530 2,022 7,939 4,880 19 (H)University of California-San Diego 1,734 7,650 1,708 7,624 2,521 2,830 10 (H)University of California-San Francisco 1,848 8,770 1,848 8,770 4,800 (H)University of California-Santa Barbara 1,851 7 .5S7 2.044 7.900 4.730 1.800 10 Note: Data are not present in every column for respondino Institutions because the item was not apPlicabla or the data Wellt not reported. (H) Higher education institution. i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge Is listed in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. (09 No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

19 TabletBasic charges tor hill-tims, tull-year students at 4-ysar postsecondary Inehtutions bY studentWM and residence status, control of insteution, state or other area, and institution:Academic year 1990-91 - continued Milton and nquked less Undergraduate studsnte Graduate students *Mono Pub lio Meals In- Out-of- M- Out-ol- Per State or other area, and institution Privatestate state Privatestate sts RoomBoardweek -Oallare- 14 (4)University of Can't:sign-Santa Cuz 1,813 8,229 1,809 0.496 3.440 1947 2.750 10 (H)University of Judaism 7.280 7,2110 (4)UnWersity of Laverne 10,000 4.570 1.852 1.794 12 19 (H)Unlvenrity of Redlands 13,180 5,130 2,780 2.290 (4)Unhorsity of San Diego 10,450 $910 3,240 2,000 14 14 (N)University of San Francisco 10,148 7,200 2.988 1.783 University of Santa Barbara"' University of Santa Mordca 3,500 2.850 20 (N)University of Southern California 14.3 8 11,060 3.049 13,000 13.000 2,132 2.879 21 (H)University of the Pacific , (H)University of West Los Angeles 4.200 4,800 4.316 19 (H)US international UnhrersIty 9,105 6180 Ventura Collage of Law" Weimar College ' West Coast Christien College 3,886 2,640 1.728 (H)West Coast University 0.800 4,980 Western Graduate School of Psychology 7,215

Western institute for Soo*, Rematch' -.- Western Sierra Law School" (H)Western Slate University College of Law Orange Co 10,765 10.755 9.140 (H)Western Stat University Collage of Law San Diego 4- (H)Westminster Theological Seminary 5,015 21 (H)Westmont College 10,900 2,078 White Memoriai Medical Center School of Nursing" 12.900 7,380 2.480 2.180 1 (H)Whittler College -* # William Carey international University 2.478 1,800 1,458 10 William Howard Taft University" William Lyon University 9,100 7.500 (H)Woodbury University 8.318 2.835 2.400 - , --.-

(H)World College Wear' .._ World University of America" * (H)Yeshiva Ohr Eichcoon Chabad West Coast Tal Sem" (H)Yeshiva University of Los Angelee" Yuin University 4,800 3,000

Colorado

ta State average - 6,901 1,802 5.815 8,087 2,480 5.90 2,215 1,013

1 310 11 (H)Adams State College 1,444 3.788 1988 4,478 1,302 Baptist Bible Collage West" Note: Data am not present in every column for responding institutions because the Item weenot applicable. or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, 1.e., accredited by an agency or association nationallyrecognized by the U.S. Seercary of Education. °Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed inthe Room column. Norwespondent. (0) No 4-year posteecontiary institutions were identified in this state or area.

20 Table 1.-Baslc charges tor full-tirne, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary Irtstautions, by student level and romance mous, COMM Of =notion, state or outer area, ano institunon: ACIlasnuc year lusu-ut - =MUSD Tuon and required fese Undergraduate *Wards Graduate students Pubiks Public Meats In- Out-of- In-lOut-o5- Por State or other area, and institution Private state state Private Mate state Room_Boardweek -00119111- Belleview College 1.350 2,150 I (H) Both a College of Nursing 3,500 College for Financial Planning (H) Colorado Christian University 4.830 5,440 1,580 IMO 10 (N) Colorado College 12,710 8.335 1.780 1,080 20 (N) Colorado School of Mines 3,892 10.184 3,892 10,184 1,840 1,855 19 (H) Colorado State University 2,223 0,580 2,487 6.851 3,360 1,872 21 (H) Colorado Technical College 4,290 4,580 Cornerstone Baptist Bible College** (H) Denver Coneervative Baptlet Seminary 4.292 1.740 (H) Denver Technical Cottage-Denver 6.800 Denver Technical College at Colorado Springs 5,800 Economics insMute 11,618 11,618 2.032 (H) Fan Lewis College 1,420 6,048 1,485 1,590 15 (H)Riff School of Theology 5,784 2.510 Mterior Design institute 8.700 8,700 2,400 (H) ITT Technical institute ,727 (H) Mesa State College 1.432 3.770 1.375 1,668 15 (H) Metropolitan aide College of Denver 1,321 4,435 (H) Neropa Institute 7,605 7,005 (H) National College-Colorado Springs Branch 4.380 I (H)National College-Denver Branch 4,380 (H)National College, Pueblo. Colorado Branch 4,380 (M)National Technological University's (H)National Theatre Coneervatory 7,000 Penrose Hospital Medical Tech Educ Program 1.029 (M) Regis University 9,860 3,420 2,300 2,280 15 (H) Rocky Mountain College of An and Design 8,960 Rocky Mountain MoMessori Teacher Training Program 2,850 (H) Saint Thomas Seminary 5,000 2,112 2.112 21 PO Tolkyo Loretto Heights 13,000 7,700 21 (H)United States Air Force Academy 0 0 0 0 21 (H)Univemity of Colorado at Boulder 2,258 9,414 2.722 9,144 3.340 21 (H)University of Colorado at Dewier 1.661 8,723 2,227 7.089 (H)University of Colorado Health Sciences Center 3.832 10.582 3,439 7.988 (H) Univemity of Colorado-Colorado Springs 1,828 6.558 2,188 8,284 (PI)University of Denver 12,072 12,072 4,005 19 (H)University of Northern Colorado 1,820 5,190 2,098 5,602 1,408 1,804 19 (H) University of Southern Colorado 1,801 6,525 1,101 5,625 1,448 1,922 19 (H) Western State College Colored° 1,642 4.614 1.304 1,584 21 (H) Yeshiva Tome Chaim Talmudical Seminary 3.850 3,800 1,400 2,400 21

Note: Data aro not present in every column for resoondino institutions because the item was not applicabl or the data were not reported (H) Higher education Institution, l., accredited by an agency or associatiou nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. *Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. listed In the Room column. **Nortrespondent. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

21 26 Table 1.--Basic charges for full-tirne, full-star students at4-year postsecvndary institutions, by studentlevel and residence status, control of institution, state or other area,and Inititutlom Academic yaar 1990-91 - continued %Mon and rewind Ws Undergraduate students Graduate students Pub lio PLiblia Meals In- Out.c8- Out-ol- Per week Stale or other area. and Institution Privatestate state s ststs RoomBoard

1,983 State average - 9,730 1,749 4,411 7,051 2,404 6.550 2.004:

(N) Menus Magnus Coat** 9,1327 2,300 2,5404 (N) Bais Binyomln Academy** (4) Bridgeport Engineering institute 5,040 1,894 1,020 21 (H) Central Connecticut State University 1.815 4,067 2,109 4.991 (H) Cherter Ciak Collage 2,1002,700 (H) Connecticut College 15,175 5.400 5,0531,0201,500 21 (N)Eastiwn Connectiout State University 2.011 4.803 2271 4,950 3,030 2.020 19 (H)Fairfield University 11,820

(1.1)Hartford Seminary" 4,320 21 PO Holy Apostles College and Seminary 3,350 3,350 (H)Paler College of Ad Inc 9,071 3.400 1,180 19 (H) Ouinniplac College 9,030 4,320 3,510 1,500 19 (H) Sacred Heart University 8,040 5,500 3,000 21 (4)Saint Basil's College 5,000 3,400 1,9452,210 19 (H)Saint Joseph College 9,800

Saint Raphael Hosplt41 School of Nurs Anesthesia- _ Saint Thomas Seminary' ' 2,050 4,832 1,888 1,552 21 (H)Southern Connecticut State Zlniversity 1,792 4,584 1,8782,033 19 (H) Teikyo Post University 8,885 (H) The Hanford Graduate Center 5,994 5,040 2.710 1,780 19 (H)Trinity Cortege 15,830 (H)United Mates Coast Guard Academy 2,8802,440 19 (H)University of Bridgeport 11,8434 11.155 2,975 7,775 3.474 8,0842,028 2,230 21 (H)University of Connecticut (14)University of Connecticut Health Center" 3,108 1,988 21 (HiUniversity of Hartford 11.920 11,820 8,912 2,980 1,340 18 (H)University of New Haven 9,170 2.760 2,095 12 (N) Wesieyan University 15,705 15,899 4,888 1,722 1,382 21 (H)Western Connecticut State University 1,952 4.844 2,118 Yale Nov Haven Hospital. Dept of Food & Nutrition 1,100 2,1,20 2,720 21 (H) Yale University 15,180 14,280

2.019 1,470 18 State aver 5,9192211 5,5434,9002.120 4,985

Note: Data are not present in awry column for restiondina institutionsbecause the item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency orassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combinedcharge I. listed in the Room column. 2 2Nonrespondent. (11) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were Identifiedin this state or area.

22 27 Table 1.--Basic charges tor full-dme, lull-year students at 4-year postsecondary Institutions, by student level and resiaence status, control or instaution, state or outer area, ana institution: Acaatimic year 1 suu-ut - conunutio maim mid lioltred bee Undergraduate studnts Graduate studente Pubb Public Meals in- Out-of- In- Out-of- Per S. at other area. and Institution Maresstate stets Privatestab state RoomBoardweek -Collate- (H) Wawa State *Mop 1.295 3,170 1.350 2,250 1.650 1,100 19 (H) Oakley Beacom Collage 4.830 2,442 (H)University of Delaware 3120 7.915 2690 7.680 1,800 1,500 19 (H) Wesley College 7,255 1,925 1,800 19 , (H) Widener Unhersity School of Law 570 5 (H) Widener University/Delaware Campus 8600 2,380 2,380 20 (H)Wilinieilkon Colletlei 4.890 4600 - District of Cobunbla

District average - 9.034 332 1.232 8,324 1.305 3,871 2.915 2.313 18

(H) American University 12.648 10,842, 3.622 2,004 19 (H) Catholic University of America 11.085 1 toas 3.027 2.247 15 (H) Corcoran School of Azt 8.500 3.185 (H) De Sales School of Theofogy 3,725 1 (H) Defense Intelligence College 0 0 0 0 District of Columbia School of Law 2.850 8.550

(14)Dominican House Studies 3.700 (H) Gansu** University 3.564 3,554 2.300 1,800 21 (H) George Washington University 13.850 8.276 3.550 2,490 14 (H) Georgetown University 14,569 11.929 3.829 2.271 2 t , (H) Howard University" , (H) Mount Vernon College 11.905 2.903 2.903 21 (14)Oblate College 3,775 3.776 2600 2,500 21 (H) Boutheastem University 5,384 4,968 , (H)Strayer Cabo* 4.050 4,725 The Washingtort Montessori Institute 4,690 (H)Trinity College 10.075 4.975 2.790 3,250 19 (H) University of the Distr:nt of Columbia 064 2,484 1,264 2.464 , Washington PsychoanZfie institute' , (H) Watley Theological &wintry 8.270 1.780 10200 13

Florida

.. State average - 5,285 1,203 4,102 4,099 1.572 4.835 1.887 1,824 19

American Bible College" (H) Mt institute of Foot Lauderdale 2.395 3,000 Baptist Fellowship Bible College of Tampa' Note: Data are not Dissent in every column for resoondina institutions becaum the item was not apolicable or the data were not repotted. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution repotted a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in ths Room column. " Non respondent . (f) No 4-year postssoCedary institutions wore identified in this state or area.

BEST COPY AVAILABLE2328 Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at4-year postsecondary Institutions, by student leveland residence status, control of Institution, state or other area, andInstitution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tukton and required tees Undergraduate students Graduals students Public Pub lio Meals lo-Out-ot- Out-cf- PK Boardweek State or other area. and Institution Pdvntastate state Privatestate state Room -Dolore- 4.880 20 (H) Bony University 8,490 4,950 1.288 21 (H) &Attune Cookman Collin,. 4,435 1,295 00 Caribbean Cent for Advancad StudiesiMiami blot Py 4,440 5.055 Christian Mbentationals 1,200 1.500 21 (H) Clemwatsr Christian Cottager 4,600 2,4002,000 19 (H) Canoga of Boca Raton 10.900 1,280 1.750 21 (H) Eckerd Collett* 12,150 (H) Edward Waters College' a 4,370 1.590 1.030 19 (H)Embry-Piddle Mronautical University 5,810 Evangelical Bible Saminery'' Faith Bible College' a 1,050 1,020 21 (H) RION C011494 4,320 1,811 5,707 1,393 1,080 19 (H)Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Univeraity 1,342 4,863 1,350 3,8501,3502,145 21 (H)Florida Atlantic Univer*.y 1,350 3,850 Florida Bapdst Collage' 1,125 (H)Florida Baptist Theological College 1,434 - Florida Beacon College" 1.200 (H)Florida Bible Collego 1,390 Florida Christian Bible Collage"' (4) Redd. Christian Collage, Inc 2,900 1.181 1,383 1,917 20 (H)Fkvida Institut* of Technology 9,875 7,380 1.860 57482,148 1,880 15 (H)Florida international University 1.320 4.837 (H)Florida Memorial College" 1,548 2,322 21 (H)Florida Southern College 5,080 5098 (H) Rorkia State Unhorsity 1.307 4,819 1,831 5,7171,730 1,511 15 (H)Fort Lauderdale College" Gospel Crusade School of Ministry" Gulf CoaM Seminary" Gulf Share Baptist Seminary** I 1,010 Guff Shone Chriatian College ,

Head University" , , Haritage College 50 50 720 1,485 21 (14)Hobe Sound Bibb College 3.185

(H)International Acadamy of Merchandising li Des)gn 0,000 1 International Colley* of Naples 5050 3,120 international College of tha Cayman Islands 2.505 5,010 International Seminary" 4875 1,580 1,800 15 (H)blacksonvilla Univerdty 7,980 (14) Ann College Jacksonville a ... Landmark Baptist Collage' 920 1.380 14 (H) UbartyChrtstian Collage 2.200 1.700 Unbar Rive Seminary 1 MO 1,580 Note: Data are not mess* in seem column for raciondino Inialtutionsbacause the Item was not acolicabie or the data were not reported. a Sc:stale of Education. PO Maher ei.ucation institution, la., aocreditadtry an sway or association nationally recognized by the U 'institution reported a combined room and board charge. Thacombined chug. I. listed in thir Room column. Nonreepondeint. (0) No 4-par postsecondary institutions WW idientilied inthis elate or aria. Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary instltutions, by student level and status, control of institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuon end requited Nee Undergraduate students Graduate itudents Public Public Meals In- Out-01- Out-ol- Per State or other area, and institution Private state state s state state RoomBoardweek -Collars- Miami Bible Initituta * (H) Mimi Christian Collage 5.430 910 1,850 15 Miami Theological Seminary" Nassau Baptist Seminary' ' (H) National Education Cenftr-Bauder College Campus 5,500 1,180 (H)National Education Cantor-Tampa Technical inst Cam 10,500 Northwood Inst-Ra Education Center 7,050 2,475 2,250 19 (H) Nova University 8,470 2,140 (H) Orlando College 4,475 3,857 (14)Palm Basch Atlantic Collage 5.400 1,400 1,380 18 Pensacola Bible institute' Pensacola Christian College° (H)RinglIng School of Art and Design 8.135 4,500 20 (H)Rollins Collage 12,850 12,500 2,210 1.876 19 (H)Saint John Vianney College Seminary 5.500 6,500 900 2.100 21 (H)Saint Leo College 7.570 1,540 1.720 14 (H) Saint Thomas University 7,850 3,360 3,800 1.900 19 (H)Saint Vincent De Paul Regional Seminary 3,700 2.150 2150 21 (H)Southeastern College Aseemblies of God 3,060 1,300 1.400 20 (H) Southaastern University of the Health Sciences 3,300 Southern Baptist Canter for Biblical Studies Southwest Florida College* (H) Spurgeon Baptlit Bible College 3.090 800 900 21 flt Petersburg Thipological Seminary 1,050 1.050 1.250 (H) Station University 9,285 3,800 2,025 1,880 21 (H) Talmudic College of Florida 4,600 4.500 1.200 1,800 21 (H) Tampa Collage-Tampa" (H) Tampa College - Pinellas 3,358 2,631 Tampa COI1098-erindon Trinity Baptist College 2.390 1.000 1.450 21 (14)Trinity College of Florida 2.400 3,600 1,050 1,050 21 Trinity of Biblical Studies School 600 Union Institute'* United Mkt College & Seminary 1,760 3,500 (H) Unhersity of Central Florida 1,340 4,852 1,893 5,784 1,980 1,760 19 (H) Univarity of Florida 1,320 4,630 1.840 5.730 1.490 1,290 10 (H)University of Miami 13.049 9,024 3,020 2,140 20 (14)University of North Florida 1,325 4,838 1,384 4,298 1,250 1,080 19 (H) University of Sarasota 4,000 3.000 (H)University of South Florida 1,401 4.712 1.906 5,752 1,370 1,880 20 (H) Unimersity of Tampa 10,100 5200, 1,720 1,940 15 .. (H)Unimersity of Wast Florida 1,321 4,632 1,842 5.72$ 1.407 Nate: Data are not cement in Wert column for resoondina institutions because Ms item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by thi U.S. Secretary of Education. *Institution riposted a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. "Nortrespondent. (6) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in thie state or area.

253 0 Table 1.--flasic charges for full-thne, full-year students at4-year postsecondary institutions, by student level and residence status, control of institudon, state or other area,and Institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Udall and requited fees Undergraduate students Graduate students Pub% Public Meals hi-Ota-d- in-Out-of- Par Stab or other ama. and inatitudon PrivateMae statePrivetsatate te RoomBoardweek -Donano- . 1,220 1,870 19 (H)Warner Southern Conoco 5,134 840 1,740 19 (H)Webber College 5,190 Yeshiva Gedclah of Greater Miami" Zoe College Inc" _ -.----- ,-- -

Georgia -4- +-

19 Slate average - 5,957 1,588 4,0105,573 1,655 3,921 1.782 1,578

4,180 ) - 21 (H)Agnes Scott College 10.450 4- 1.704 2.838 1.47tal1,230 21 (H)Albany Stale College 1,704 2,838 6,900 3.500 (H)American College for the Applied Arts + . Antioch Bible College and Seminary" 4 . 1,413 3.8,31 17 (H)Armstrong State College 1,413 3,891 jI9951.290 2,400 * 21 (H)Marne Christian College 3,408 _ _ ., .7, - 01-- --r1 (H)Atlanta College of Mt 7.000 Atlanta Law School** 1.431 3,9091,3501-1,485 -1--15 (H)Augusta College 1,431 3,909 5,805 1.418 I 1,700, 14 (H)Berry Collage 8,450 . 4 Beulah Heights Bible College" -r -1- +-- - 5,407 i 3244 1 19 (H)BrIPISIN College 8,528 2,079 ' 3,150 960 1 1,170 19 (H)Brewton-Parker College -+-

i Carver B ibb Institute and College" - +- 8.170 5,360 1,550 ) 1,650 20 (P)Clark Atlanta University _ 1.338 3,818 (H)Clayton State College + 1,3392.085 18 (14)Columbia Theolooloal Seminary 4.512 1,413 3,891 1,850 445.; 15 (H)Columbus College 1,413 3,891 7.550 1,520 1,730, 21 (H)Cowmant College 7- (H)Dewy Inethute of Technology 4,690 1,095 1,395 21 (H)Emmanuel School of Mlnistriee 3,380 2.850 13550 21 (H)Emory Unlverelly 13,700 13,680 1,593 4, 71 1,050 1,230 19 (H)Fort Valley State College 1,593 4,071 --4- Georgia BROW College" Georgia Baptist College of Nursing 1,995 825 +- - 2,000 Osceola Baptist Hospital Clinical Pastoral Ed Ctr t-- 3,909 1,481 3,909 980 1,065i 10 (H)Georgia College 1,461 1-- (P)Georgia Institute of Technology Main Campus * 1 illeargis School al Professional Psychology w 1,583 4,041 1,200 1,530 21 (N) Georgia 00119111fn University 1.503 4,041 1,527 4.005 945 1.275 21 (H)Georgie Southwestern College 1,527 4,005 , 1205 3,918 (H)Georgia State University 1.812 5,790 NOW Data are not omej ! in every column tor responding institutionsbecause the Item was not applicable or the data were not reported (N) Higher education Institution, la., accredited by an agency orassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Milltution reported a combined room and board charge. Thecombined charge is listed in the Room column. *tionneepondent (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were Identifiedin this state or area,

26 31 Table 1.--Baslc charges tor tull-Orne, fun-year students at 4-year postsecondary Institutions, by student level and residence status, control at Institution, state or other area, and Institution: Academic year 1890-91- continued Makin and required tees Undergraduate students Graduate student, Public Meals Osit-of- In- Out-ol- PIN Mate or other area, and Inseution Private Oda Private stele state RoomBoardweek

Immanuel Baptist Theological Seminary 1.380 1,830 Institute of Graduate Physical Therapy Inc" El Ill (H)Institute of Paper Sc love and Technology MIN7.500MI NMI (H)Interdenominational - Center IMMIN1111111173M1 IIMIMII (H)Kennesaw State College miEnIEEMMII1.122 3.500111111111.1 (H)La Grange College 8.127MIME3.810IIIIIIIII.1.170 1.770 21 (H)Life College 4.500111111111111111111 (H)Medical College of Georgia 11111111C115.105MEC!5.105 030 (H)Merctir University 8.415 7,515 Km1,920 21 (H)Morehouse Coliege 0,2101=1 2.552 1,910 21 (H)Morehouse School of Medicine 11111111111113.010 11.1 (H)Morris Brown Cottage" MINIM 1.11.11111111 National Center for Peralegai Training Il= MEM (H)North Georgia College EMIIIM211111.1,494 3,972 1,020 1,170 21 (H)Oglethorpe University 9,300 4,000 19 (H)Paine College" WM. (H)Piedmont College 3,330 IM1.050 10 (H)Savannah College of An and Design 8,000 8900111.11111.1112,850 1.060 19 (H)Savannah State College 111111,589 4,047 1.509 4,047IIE31.200 21 (H)Shorter College 5.370111111111113.150 111111.1,320 1,980 21 (H)Southern College of Technology 1.431 3,909NM1,431 3,909 1.215 1,200 1 (H)SPillman Collocle 8,307IMI 2.7002,020 21 (H)Thomas College rE3 MIEN= .111 (H)Toccoa Falls Cortege 4,070IIIIIIIIIIII 11=1MM1.380 1.700 21 (H)Troy State University st Ft Banning 11..1,332 1,332NE1,820 1,02011.1 (H)University of Georgia 2.001 5,313 2.001 5,313 1290 1.850 (H)Valdosta Stab College 1.657 4,036 1.557 4,035 090 1,350 20 (11)Wesleyan College 9,050 1,620 2,330 20 (H) West Georgia College 1,935 4,413Ell1935, EminErisso 15 111M .111=111.111111111. MIIIIII111011111 MEM .1111.1.11 MEIN ME Mate aver Ein1,122 3,252 4,429Eil4.477 3,171lam 17 IIIIIIIIIIII 1111111111.1 (H)Brigham Young University Hawaii Campus 1,900 MIMI MEM (H)Chwninade University of Honolulu 0240 3,330 3,490 1,640 21 (H)Fors* Instituft of Professional Psychology 11,505 MMIIIIIII.M1 (H)Hawaii Loa College 7,800 MN 4,200 2200 (H)Hawaii Pacific Univerelly 4.000 MEM4.800 =111.111111111 (H)International College and Graduate Sch of Throat 2,200 Mil2200 IIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM Japan-America Institute of Mansgement Science ME 7.750 1111111= Note: Cala are not present In every column for remanding institutions because the Item was not applicable or the data Imre not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, i.e.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by ttui U.S. Seoretary of Education. 'institution reporMd a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. listed in the Room column. **Nonrespondent. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

32 Table 1.--Basec chargestor tull-time, full-year students at 4-yearpostsecondary institutions, by student level and ion: Academic yew 1990-91continued Tuition and required fees Undergraduate students Graduate students Public Public Meals In- Out-el- in- Out-ol- per Boardwa Slats or other wee, and Institution Pihrid4IWO Shite Privatedate nate -ODSant- Oriental Medical institute of Hawaii 1,584 1,188 Redemption Bible College 7991.11 190 111.11111.1111111 Tal Mum Foundation: School of the 8 Chinese Ms 4 SOO 111111.1014.600MM. 3.500ME 1,524 14 (H)Univereity of Hawaii at Hilo 1.200 3,48011.11.11111111111111111 10 (H)University of Hawaii at Manse 10111 IEM IMO= 1,400ED (H)University of Hawall-West Oahu 111111 949 2.490MEI .1.11111111111111 ME=INN Millill.111.MIMI=IMIMI I. MIN 1111111MINNIIMINE1111 MEMO NIIII MIN State IIVer - 6,084 1,173 3,208 EIMUIEZIIli1.696 16 1,223 1,288 19 (H) Boles Bible College El= NIIMIIIIIII (H) Boise State University 3144MIND3470EI1,555 16 MEM= aso 10 (H) College of Idaho MIMI I= no (H) Idaho State University Mil1,180 3,160 1E3 3.6291.:3111M 16 550 2,108 19 (H) Lswis-Clark State College 1.120 3.020IIM11.1.111 990 1.500 14 (H) Northwest Nazarene College 0,6101111111111111 EMI 1 186 3.508 1,542IMII'1.098 14 (H)University of Idaho Ill. =MilMINIM 1110 lands 11.111.11111111 NM 111.1111111 Mil 2.200 5,490 5.388 2 308 5,830 1,893 19 Mee 1404111 - I sizi BE111.111111111. MS Aero-Space institute OMMail (H) Alfred Adler Institute of Chicago MEM6,270larilliM (H) American Conservatory of Music 8.000 twoNM MEM (H) American Islamic College* - Mill 111111=111.11.11 1,808 1,688 (H) Augustana 10,309MIMI (H) Awora Unhareity 9.100IIIIIIIIIIIIII8.100IIIIIIIIIMIE:11794 20 3,150EMI 19 (H) Barad College 700.11111.1.1111. 1,810 (H) Bethany Theological Seminary EMI 3,638MIMEal Bible Missionary institute" 1.1111111.111.1.1111 320 1.050 19 (H) Blackburn Collage 7,070ME IIIIIII (H) Blessing Rieman College of Nursing 8.110WM= 1111111.111.440 2,150 1,600 20 (H) Bradley Unhersity 8,548mom6 232 NM 1.600 15 (H) Brisk Rabbinical College 21091.1111111.111111 Mil C 0 Jung Institute of Chicsgo 111111 .111121601111.1.1111111. 3,150 2,380 00 Catholic Theological Union atChicago MEM 8,750 Center for Psychoanablic Study* ' MEIN NM 1.111 Chicago Baptist institute $42 MIME. 1011111=1.1.111 mess. rutsaro Mt maimed in everycolumn for resoondino institutions because the Nem was notapplicable. or the data were not reported. of Education. (4) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency orassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary Institution reported 4 combined room and board charge.The combined charge is listed in the Room column, 'Nonrespondent. (8) No 4-year pooteecondary institutions wereidentified in this state or area, Table 1.-Basic charges tor full-thne. tull-year students at 4-year postsecondary Instnutfons, by student level and rutuounce same, curTtne Ur institution. stale Of ant" ann. arta insuamon: aaeinic 118:11.1-91 CO/1MM Maim and required tees Undergraduate students Graduate students Public PLOW Out-ol- bi- OUI-ol- per Stale or other area, and institution *ate Privatestate state RoomBoardweek -Vollate- (H)Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine 2.475 1,215 12 Chicago National College of Naprapathy' ' MI (H)Chicago School of Professional Psychology 11,350 IIIIII (H)Chicago State University 1,784 4,952MItaso 5.240mum (H)Chicago Theological Seminary MIIIIIMIIIIIIII4.455IIIIIIIIIIIIIII3.540 Christian Life College' 11.11111111111111 (H)Coll of Saint Frani 7,295 INN 1111:1M 10 (H)Columbia College I=1 NM5.705 MIN (H)Concordia University* 1.111.M.I.1 1111111 (if)DePaul Univiwsity Elt111.111M11:11.111.11111112.000 1.450 21 (H)Dewy institute of Technology-Chloago 5,875MEIN.4.830 MN (N)Dewy institute of Technology-Lombard 4.890 3,220 MEM (H)Dr William Scholl College of Pediatric"' 11111111.. (H)East-West University' MEIN =II (H)Eastern Winds University 2,1311 5,330MEM 5,582 1,20811=1 (H)Elmhurst College EMI= MINIIIIIIIIIIMIIIE3 20 (H)Eureka College CUM111111111 1.220 1.785 21 (H)Forest institute of Professional Peychology 1.11111.11111.550 (N)Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary lia 2,800 1 .290im 15 (N)Gparnors State University 111111,048 4,838 1,730 Loa)MEM (H)Cireenvilis College BE] militmi1,574 1,810 21 (H)Harrington institute of interior Design 7.585MEMO= ii. (H)Hebrew Theological College's 111111111111 MI 111011 (H)Illinois Benedictine College 5.340MI.=4550IM BE31,880 15 (H)Minds College 8,050NE 11111111111,400 1.700 20 (N)Illinois College of Optometry 14,843MN 2,145 1,050 14 (N)Minds institute of 'Technology 11,780 11,790 =1,850 2,350 21 Illinois Missionary Baptist institute 420 42011111 1.1.1 (H)Illinois School of Professional Psychology 11111111.1111111.040 1111111.1111 (1.4) Illinois State University 2,308 5,738MI2,330 5,810 2,580 18 (itIilinoi.Wsuleyan University 10,0101111111111111.1111.11111111111111.500 1,585 20 industrial Engineering Cc4lege 4,42011.11111111111.1111111111111111M (1.1) institute tor Clinical Social Work 11111111111=1111111114800 institute for Psychoanalysis" 11111 (H)International Academy of Merchandising and Design 8,820 EM 1.1111111111 (H)John Marshall Law School 11111111.1111114,0001111.11.M.1111.111 (H)Judson College 7,470 MIIIIIIIIII1,910 1,910 21 (H)Keiter Greduate School of Manegement 11.111111111111111311111111111111111111 (H)Kendall College 1:113 ll= 1,875 2,202 15 (H)Knowkodge Systeme Institute 111M10,000IMMI MOM (H)Knox College 11,409ME 111111111=MIEMtetae 20 (4)War Forest College EMI= MINN1.0P-4 1.480 20 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the Win was not walkable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution,Li.,accredited by an sgency or association nationally :-....znonizedbythe U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge ie listed in the Room csAunin. Nonnispondent. (9) No 4-psar postsecondary institutionsWiltleIdentified in this state or area. TON) 1.--Basiccharges tor full-time, lull-year students at 4-year postsecondaryInstitutions, by student level and 1990-91 - continued IMPONIIIIIM I.I.VP MIPIAloommri loran win. Imre -- ...... r. ..- ...... - .1111.11====1...11 Undergraduste students arrIllimr11111110 Public Public Meals In-Out-el- in- Out-ci- Pel State or other area. and institution I stele dale Private*Me state RoomBoludweek -Dears- (H) Ube Forest Graduate School of Management Lakeview Medical Center College of Nursing 5.850Mill. PI Lewis University 7,684 .11111.1..11111111A50 1.000 10 (H) Uneoln Christian Collage and Seminary 3,610MEMO2,744ME 890 1,510 18 (H) Loyola University of Chicago 5.440 11111.111=5.75011111111=111EMEE3 21 (H) Loyola Unlverelly-Mallinokrodt Campus 4.500IIIIII Mill 1.11111 111M (H) Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago MO Mill2.700I= 11111.11111. 1.600 19 (H) MacMurray Colleges 7,650 1.1111111111111.11 1.480 (H) McCormick Theological Seminary IMMI 4,050 MO1.503UM 15 (H) Mokendres College 6,3261.1111 11111111.1111,530 1.440 (H) Meadville-Lombard Theological School 11.111M1.1111110275=NM 250II.1 (H) Mennonite College of Nursing CM 1.569 510 21 tam 20 (H)Millildn University 025011.111.1111M11111 um (H) Monmouth College 11 450 IIIIIII1,45510=1 21 (H) Moody Bible Institute =MIN 3.493IIIIII 2,200 1,500 20 00 Mundelein Coilege 5.100=NMI5100111111111111E231111740 (H) NABS College 4,520 MIIIIM 111M1111111.1 (H) National College of Chiroprectic 7.340MUM= 1111111110E3111111 (H) National-Louis University 6.976MIME=7,950 111.11111,815 2,250 19 (H) North Central College Lisa NMI5.550MI 1.800 1.722 20 (H) North Park College and Theological Seminary 9,930 Mill5255 EMI2,115 1.650 15 1978 (H) Northeastern Illinois University ME . 5.147IIMIEMIKEZI (H) Northern Baptist Theological Seminary MEM 3.550111111.11.1=11111 (H) Northern dlinois Univwsity INIIIIIMICal 2,688IIMEE3.111 14 (H) Northwestern University 0113 Egli13,023 2.590 2.015 16 (H) Olivet Nazarene University 6,112 MIEZIIIIIM 1,510RE] 21 (N) Parks College of Saint Louis University NMMil MIME 1,400 2.000 19 1,620 21 (14)Principle College 10.980 111.111111 gim (H) Quincy College 8,000 MIIII III= 1,300 1.540 19 (H) Ray College of Design 7,310 11.11111..l. Reid College** MIME =IN. (H) Rockford College 8,930 MN5.030 1,458 1.782 (H) Roosevelt Unlversitr * 111111111111 INN 1.1111.1111M (H) Rosary College 8,440 Mil4.550 moi3.772=NI 15 (H) Rush UnIversity 7,350 EEO5.310IIMIIIMIME131111111 Saint Anthony College of Nursing COMEI 1.1111.11.111.1 Saint Ettabeth Hospitals* MI MIMI 1111.11111. (H) Saint Francis Medical Center Coilege of Nursing 5.150M1111.111111=11.1.1111111.000MIMI (H) Saint Joseph College of Nursing 5450 MI 1111111111111=1 1.500 14 (H) Saint *Met College 5.050MIIIIMI5,200 MEI 1,930 1,440 PO Rangamon State University 1,933 4,953I= 1.1153 5,043 NM (H) School of An Institute of Chicago 10,5001111 10,500 MIMI m.4...rith ars ftri liftman' in avant columnfar reacondino Institutions because the Item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e.. accredited by an agency or associationnationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution loported a combined room and board charge. Tho combined chargeis listed in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. (0) No 4-yew postsecondary Inelltutions were identified In this state or arse.

30 3 5 Table 1.--Baslc charges for full-tlme, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary ktetltutIons, by student level and a a a 1 a a a Da - ..ea .= renounce name, control or =mutton, Rale or omer area, ano utsunntorc Acme= year lusu-vi - conunueo Tuaionand sequined Saes Undergraduate stadia** Graduate students Public Public Meals

in-Out-o.- In- Out-rd- P57 Slate yr othereras, and Institution MVOSMN .410 Private Stabs state AcornBoardweak

(H) Seabiny-Western Theological Seminary 7.350 3.531 15 Seminary Consortium for Urban Pastoral Education** (H) Shimer College 7.950 , 1 .1$45 (H) Southern Minds UnNwrsity at Edwardiville 1,522 4,744 1455 4.990 1.305 1,230 14 (H) Southern Illinois University-Carbondale 2,332 5,452 2,332 5.452 VIM 20 (H) Spiritus College Judeica 5,040 5.040 I St Johns Hospital School of Dietetics 340 (P) Telehe Yeshiva-Chicago** (H) Trinity Chris6an College 7,100 - 1,350 1,075 21 (H) Trinity College 7.870 1,840 1.780 20 (H) Trinity Evangelical Divinity &shod" - (H) University of Chicago 15.135 15.450 2,790 2.500 20 (H)University of Health Sciences-Chicago Medical Sch 11,384 10,350 , (H)University of Illinois at Chicago 2,913 8,899 3,482 9.142 2,308 1,964 14 (H)University of Illinois Urbana Campus 2,969 0.755 3,415 8,098 1,450 2,175 20 (H)Univereity of Saint Miry of the Lake Mundelein Sem 5,977 1.347 2,580 20 (H) Vendercook College of Music 7.889 5.500 (H) West Suburban College of Nursing 7,828 (H) Western Illinois University 2.121 5,289 2.217 5.577 2.734 1.162 18 (H) Wheaton College 8.838 5,400 2,110 1.530 20

..

Indian*

State average - 7,055 1,930 5,008 4,449 1,975 4,714 1,775 1,707 le

(H) Anderson University 7,330 3,870 1.390 810 21 (H)Ball State University 2,110 4.870 2.152 5.014 1.134 1,6513 21 (H) Bethel College 8,800 3.7$0 1,100 1,400 14 (H) Butler University 9.720 2.925 1,400 2.040 20 (H) Calumet College of Saint Joseph** , (H) Christian Theological Seminary 3,278 471 (H) Concordia Theological Seminary 4,050 2,820 2,340 17 (H) DePauw University 11,500 2,075 2.075 20 (H) Eariham College 12.525 1,844 1.920 19 (H) Franklin College Indiana 8.090 1,365 1,745 21 (H) Goshen Biblical Seminary 3.089 1,305 1,080 21 (H) Goshen College 7,210 1,500 1,500 21 (H) Grace College 8,580 . - 3,154 1,870 20 (H) Grace Theological Seminary 5.482 , (H) Hanover College" (H) Huntington College 7.250 4,080 2,980 " 20 Note: Data are not mient in every column for reepondino institutions because the item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (hi) Nigher education institution. i.e.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. Nonmspondent (I) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were Identified in this state or area. Table 1.Basic charges for full-thne, full-year students at 4-yearpostsecondary inathutIons, by student level and ar 1990-91 - continued IMIMIWIP .101. GPOMMOware Inn vs.V. 1 .. wg ...... o..... ic Team and needierd bee

Undergraduate students c . i,. PubS0 Meals In- Out-cd- in- Out-d- Por State cs other area, end institution Pd date state Privatestate date R,omBairdweek -00Bani- Hyles-,Anderson College' Indiana Baptist College DBA/Heritege Baptist Univ 1.880 1.800 1,900 17 Indiana Bible College 1,600MIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1.120 1.040 18 (H) Indiana institute of Technology Lew 11.11 1,1801,950 18 10 (H) Indiana Mite University 1E112,104 5.056111111620 3.582Email (H) Indiana University at Koicomo NM=4.634MEM4.220 11111111.11 (H) Indiana University at South Bend =11,826 4,548111.1=14.234 IIIIII (H) Indiana University Bloomington INN2.220 6,754 EIZZ1113211,4421,700 (H) Indiana University East INN1.826KM 11121111211:11111111 (i.)Indiana University Northwest 111003=111111111134.234MEE (H) Indiana University Southeast IMICE3 1,923 4,244 (H) Indiana Unhersity-Purdue Univ at Indianapolis 2.106KM=2,255 6,414 MI (H) Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne 1111:14,477 1,873 NM (H) Indiana Wesleyan University 6,970111111 8,970 1,220 1,960 (H) ITT Technical Institute-Fon Wayne MIMI (H) ITT Technical Institute-Indianapolis 5,254 =II (H) Lockyear College 3 500 lill (H) Lutheran College of Health Professions 2.900 1,28011111 (H) Manchester College 7,770 7,770 1,460 (H) Marian College (H) Martin Center College' a (H) Mennonite Biblical Seminary ling3,089 1,305 1,080 21 (H) Oakland City College 5,990 2,670 850 1.830 15 4,543 . (H) Purdue University Calumet Campus KM (H) Purdue University Main Campus 6.764 MININESIZIEMI3.320 (H) Purdue University North Central Campus MIN1.827 EMI IIMIIIIMIIIIIII (H) Rose-Hulman institute of Technology 10,125M111 10,06511111111 =WMle 9752.325 20 (H)Saint Francis College 6,454Mill Ernisimm 1,450 1,920 20 (H)Saint Joseph's College Lew (H) Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College 8,260 11111111131:1MINEN1.1762.200 20 1,710 21 (H)Saint Mary's College 0.720 unimmisirri 3.924111111 21 (H)Saint Meinred College 6.036IIIIIIMMIIIMI (H)Saint Mewed School of Theology IIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIII4.0434Mil 21 1,720 19 (H) Summit Chriitian College 6 8°0MINIMIIIII 1,010 (H) Taylor University ECIIMINIMIIIIIIIN 1,642rzi 21 (H) Tri-State University ritra 3.333Mil 20 MEI1600 2,080 19 (14)University of Evansville 8,9501111111 MN 1,470 1,780 21 (H)University of Indianapolis 6.280MUM 7 080 (H)University of Notre Dame"' IIMINIMEMMINIIIMMINE 1,968 3.936 (H)University of Southern Indiana am 4,095 1.111 NM. Vaiparaito TechnIcal Institute' 1.150 21 (H) Valparaiso University 9,110EM1690NM 1 550 (H) Wabash College gooEMI iii/Mi 1,240 2,230 18 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions becausethe item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution. le accredited by an agency or associationnationatly recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. *institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined chargeis listed in the Room column. " Nonrespondent. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

32 Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary institutions, by student levet and

.control of Institution state or other area, and Institution: Academic year 1990-9 _... - TAM end requited Ws . students Graduals students Public Puha° Meals In- Out-4- In- Out-at- PK State ar other area, and Institution Whidedate stale Privatedate Mite RoomBatedweek 410114111------.- -- -,- - World Harvest Bible College 1,600 1,500

, Iowa .

State average - 7.849 1,880 5.723 5.794 2,174 6,082 1,420 1,573

(14)Briar Cliff Colle90 7,980 1,437 1,535 (H) Buena Vista College 10.000 1.385 1.409 20 (H) Central University of Iowa 9.612 1.470 1,815 21 (H) Clarke College 3.185 8,188 1,350 1,490 19 (H) Coe College 9,530 1,590 1,910 20 (H) Cornell College 11.310 1,700 2,030 20 (H) Divine Word College 4.935 600 800 21 (H) Dards College 7,100 760 1 .200 21 (H) Drake University 10290 10,500 2,075 1.980 20 (H) Emmaus Bible College 1,010 3.590 21 (H)Faith Baptist Bible College and Seminary 3,988 3,880 1,008 1,764 20 (H) Graceland College 7,300 900 1,820 19 (H) Grand View College 8,590 2,20 1.380 20 (H) Grinnell College 12,580 1,620 1.954 21 (It)Hamilton Technical College 9,800 (H) lows State University 1.980 ft 180 2225 8,422 1,320 1,400 20 (H) lowa Wesleyan College 7,100 1,250 1,600 20 (H) Lome College 8.143 4,230 1,450 1.580 18 _ (H) Luther College 9,750 1.500 1.800 _ 20 (H) Maharishi International University 7250 8,120 978 1,555 21 Marian Health Center School of Medical Technology 1,750 , (H) Marycrest College 7,890 4.950 1.175 1,726 19 Mercy Hospital School of Clinical Lab Science Tech 850 1,200 (H) Morningeide College 8,485 1.330 1,000 19 (H) Mount Mercy College 7.050 1.170 1.885 20 (H) Mount Saint Clara College 8,627 1220 1,722 21 (H) Northwestern College 7.450 1,125 1,526 20 , (H) Palmer College of Chiropractic 10,230 10,230 (H) Saint Ambrose Univeraity 7,920 4,712 3,280 10 (H) Simpson College 9,900 1,380 1,695 20 (H) Telkyo Westmar University 7.922 1,410 1,740 10 (H) University of Dubuque 7,926 4,880 1,425 1,500 18 (H) University of Iowa 1.880 8.220 2.225 8,484 1,441 1,328 20 (H) University of Northern Iowa 1.880 4.790 2.070 5,280 1,048 1 ,290 20 (H) University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health SO 4.220 8,405 Note: Data are not °resent in every column for resoondina Institutions becalms the item was not soolicable or the datawere not retorted. (H) Higher education institution, I.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution repotted a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. Nonrespondent. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area. Table 1.--Basic charges tor full-time, full-year students at 4-yearpostsecondary instkutions, by student level and 1990-91 - continued I IMPIWIN MeV SPOIMILPUP, W Paywqr min n ....o...n...1 n.nn.n., n Milan and required Ogee Undergraddata student" ,11171rrimirrilrill Piddle Public In-Out-ot- Out-ei- PIK stab Room State or ottler area, and institution II PI -Doilase- 1,200 1,000 10 (t4)Upper lows University 8,040 21 (H) Vennard College MIMI Millill.1111en IIIIIMIll1,320 1,810 20 (H) Waitbu. MIEN 1,470 19 (H) Wartburg Ilatological Siminary MIN2.700 MI Era 11111111111111,040 1,599 20 (H) William Penn College 5.950MEM. MM. NM MEMMS MI MO MINIM MEIN 111111111=11111111 NM 1,453 1.593 19 State aver 5.300nal 4,007 4,150 1.78711=1 NM NM ME 1,450 1.750 19 (H) Baker University 8,4101111111111111M7,810 1111.11 800 1,700 21 (H) Barclay CIAMPI 8,998 ..111 1,438 20 (H) Benedictine College 7,150IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIrll rei 1,391 1.722 18 (H) Bethany College roam mu1111111,250 1.550 20 (H)Bethel Coney. 3.240111111.111111EM (H) Central Baptist Theological Seminary Millinial 1.100 1,750 21 (H)Central College 5.350UMW. 1,846 3.780 1,110 1,370 18 (H)Emporia State University MI3,50411111 1.030 2,313 1.328 15 (H)Port Hays State University 11.111=1 2,88211E11 4 050 NM 1.020 1 600 19 (H)Friends University IEM Ell 1,095 1,050 21 (hi)Kansas City Colleg. Bibla School 2,250 immompis 5,930 1.170 1.030 14 (H) Kansas Newman Colleg. 20 (H) Kansas State University of Agriculture and App Sc 111111111111= 4.895 UM5,025 2,540 1,480 1 Jo() 19 (H) Kansas Wellayan University 8,220Num Imo 15 (H) Manhattan Christian College 3,010 1.020 1,300 1,259 1,850 19 (H) McPherson College 5.560MOM (H) Mid-America Nazarena Coilege 5,090Ini 1111111.11VI2.990 21 1.870 19 (H) Ottawa UniversityfOttawa 5,990 111111 gm (H) Ottawa UnivarsitylKansas City 2,928in 3.114MINN 1,022 2,582 (H)Pittsburg State University 3.480 El 2.470 1.180 1,000 20 (H)Saint Mary College 5,820 =II5.520 (H)Saint Mary Plains College 5.910MI 111111113.000Mg 20 1 Act 1,880 19 (H) Southwestern College 4.599MI (H)Sterling College 11=111111111=1 110111111111111111 19 (H) Tabor College 0 150 too two Topeka School of Medical Technology 1.320==MEM 1.320 MIME 1111111 . (H) United States kmy Command and General Staff Col° 11111111M111111 MIMI (H)University of Kangas Main Campus NM 4455MINIM5.015 MEM (H)University of Kansas ktedical Center 1=111:311112:1 1.735WM= (H) Washburn Univareity of Topeka INNEEEEI3,832 Mil2,582 3.932 1,200 1=1 19 19 (H) Wichita Slate University 1 590 1CFM 1,903 5.044 ENZ31/211 &,...... rt,...... fr...... n, rydetrim fryraresendinninstitutions because the item Vflts DOI applicable or the debt Were hot Iscortod (H) Higher education institution. I.e.. accredited by an agency orusociatlon nationally recognized by theU.S.Secretary of Education. Institudon reported a combinad room and board charge. The combinedchamp is listed in tha Room column. I'Nonrespondent. (I) No 4-year posteecondary institutions were Identified Inthis state or area.

34 39 Table 1.--Basic charges for fidi-time, full-year students at 4-ysar postsecondary Instftutions, by student level and romance matus, control011115111111100. 51419 OfotnerVOL MO 10111111.111011: ACSOSMICyear110110-01 -continued moan and maimed ow . undirerinkintderdifts Graduals, students Public Public Meals In- Out-ol- In- Per Stabil ce other area, and inditutIon Prtastate stateNealenate state RoomBoardweek

State average - 4,112 1,394 3,614 3,290 1,624 4.304 1.193 1,843 19

(H) Mice Llowi College 270 1,0501,314 18 (H) Asbury College 8,747 NO 1,281 21 (H) Asbury Theological Seminary 500 923 1.481 20 (H) Bellarmlne College 0,000 3.780 1,510 $OO 21 (H) Berea College 177 1,071 1,203 21 , (H) Brescia College 5,200 750 1,820 15 (H) Campbellsville College 4,500 980 1,780 20 , (H) Centre College 9.290 1,750 1.870 19 (H) Clear Creek Baptist Bible College 2,000 800 1.300 21 College &the Scriptures 1,010 300 (H) Cumberland College 4.930 2.340 1,090 1,838 (H) Eastern Kentucky University 1,300 3.000 1,420 4.020 1.010 1,510 Frontier School of Midwifery and Family Nursing** . (H) Georgetown College 5.850 1.820 1.538 1,748 15 (H)Kentucky Christian College 3,028 1,380 1,200 1,500 19 (H) Kentucky Mountain Bible College 1,534 430 1,090 21 (H) Kentucky State University 1,312 3,872 1,432 4,032 1.1141.354 21 (H)Kentucky Wesleyan College 8,100 1.4501,950 19 Lexington Baptist College 905 . (H)Lexington Theological Seminary 3,770 190 (H) Undsey Wilson College 4,872 1,070 1,910 20 Louisville Bible College 830 900 040 , (H)Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary 4,725 1,820 (H) Mid-Continent Baptist Bible College 1.550 1,312 (H) Midway College 5,540 1,090 1,700 20 (H) Morehead State University 1,310 3,570 1,430 4,030 1,120 1.378 20 (H) Murray State University 1,290 3,850 1,410 4,010 990 1,370 19 (H) Norlhern Kentucky University 1,290 3,850 1,410 4,010 1,320 (H)Pikeville College 4,000 900 1.450 19 Portland Christian School 750 Simmons Bible College** (H) Southern Baptist Theological Seminary** (H) Spalding University 6,096 3,500 2,040 * 19 (H) Thomas More College 7,480 1,4402.000 19 (H) Transylvania University 8,908 2,084 1.884 21 (H) Union College 5.420 5.420 660 1,760 19 Note: Data are not present In every column tor respondina institutions because the Item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution. i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charga Is lieted in the Room column. Nonrespondent. (e) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area. Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year taudents at 4-year postsecondaiyinstitutiche, by student level and status. control of Institution state or other area, andinstitution: Academic rear 1860-91 - continued TUMOR Mid reeuked Oros Undergtaduate students Graduate students Pt *tic Public Meals bt- Out-ol- in- Osa-ol- PR State or other area, and institutkm Privatestate state Private este Mats RoomBoardweek -Dollars- 1,870 5,190 2.682 21 (H)University of Kentucky 1.710 4.710 5.100 1,392 1.800 10 (H)University of Louisville 1,520 4,820 1.780 (N) Western Kentucky University 1 320 3,880 1.440 4,040 950

State average - 5.444 1.898 3.575 4,762 1,715 3.550 1.842 1.433 18

American Christian Schools of Religion' (H) Centenary College of Louisiana 8,890 1,200 1,710 20 3.250 21 (H)Dillard University 5,500 ' (H) Brambling State University 1,812 7, 382 1,558 3.108 1.660 1,082 21 (H) Grantham College of Engineering". (H) Jimmy Sivaggart Bible College and Seminary 2.470 2 550 2.500 21 1.220 1.688 21 (H)Louisiana Colisee 4.100 1,810 1,100 15 (II)Louisiana St Univ & Agri a Mach a Habint Laws Ctr 2,043 5,243 2.048 6.248 1,822 4.222 1,283 (H)Louisiana State University Medical Center 1,228 2,898 (H)Louisiana Stale University Shreveport 1,480 3,870 1,480 3,850 19 (N)Louisiana Tech University 1.841 1,841 2.990 2,115 (H) Loyola University in New Orleans 8,733 0,063 2.728 1,948 19 ` 15 (ti)McNees* State University 1.628 3.178 1.816 3.168 1.980 (H) New (Mews Baptist Theological Seminary 900 900 3,391 980 1.000 19 (H)Nichol'. State University 1,591 3.391 1.591 1,621 3,205 15 (H)Northeast Louisiana University 1,815 3,199 1850 (H) Northwestern State University of Louisiana 1,787 3,587 1,723 3,623 980 1.183 19 (H) Notre Dame Seminary Graduate School of Theology 3,878 4.000 ' 21 (H) Our Lady of Holy Cross College 4.500 5,040 1,800 1800 21 (H)Saint Joseph Seminary College 6,630 980 1,090 10 (H)Southeastern Louisiana University 1.007 3,407 1.597 2847 01 Southern University and A fa IM Col at Baton Rouge 1.578 3,098 1.594 2.750 1,270 1,218 21 (H)Southern University at New Orleans 1,482 3,020 1,482 2.074 (H) Tulane University of Louisiana 15,580 15,580 2.870 2,650 19 Union Baptist Theological Seminary 230 245 2.480 5,897 2,480 6,511 1,330 1.088 15 (H)University of New Orleans 1,582 3.312 1,952 1,000 10 (H)University of Southwestern Louisiana 1,875 3,325 5,850 3.750 1,325 1,850 19 (14) Xavier University -

State overage - 8,934 2,233 5,175 8,178 2,990 7,0452.350 2,088 2 Nate. Data are not moment in every column tor resoondino institutions because the Rem was notapolicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution. i.e., accredited by art agency or associationnationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education, "Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combinedcharge Is listed in the Room column. 6Nonrespondent. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

36 Table1,--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary institutions, by student Wei and residence status, control of institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Wan smd required lose , Undergraduate students Graduals 'ardente Pub Se Public Meals In- Oul-ol- In- Oul-ol- Per State or other area, and institution Privatestate slate Primeseste stele Room Boardweek

(N)Bangor Theological Seminary 5.441 5,441 (14)Bales College* (H)Bowdoln College 15,045 2,310 2,925 21 (N)Colby College 15,330 2,610 2,450 21

1 inCottage of the Atlantic 10,590 10.500 2,190 (H)Hasson College 7,035 1,580 3.430 21 (H)Maine Maritime Academy 3.150 5,495 3,160 5.485 1.290 2,500 21 Meson College' New England Baptist Bible College 2.605 (H)Portland School of An 8,300 2,700 (H)Saint Joseph's College 8,025 4,000 - 21 (4)Thomas College 7.580 (H)U1111Y C01109... (H)University of Maine-Orono 2.397 6,177 3.027 7,947 1,981 1.984 21 (H)University of Maine at Augusta 1,966 4.696 (11)University of Maine at Farmington 2,070 4,800 1,778 1.810 21 (N)University of Mains at Fort Kent 1,990 4,710 1,675 1,720 20 (H)University of Maine at Machias 2,005 4.735 1.440 1,850 21 (14)University of Maine et Presque Isle 2.070 4.800 1,728 1.556 20 (H)University of New England 9.170 7,100 1,825 2.400 19 (H)University of Southern Maine 2.214 5.994 2,784 7.704 1,970 1,874 19 (H)Westhroofc College 9,150 4,350 21

Maryland

State average - 8,581 2,111 4,188 8,453 2,402 3,2292,429 1,849 18

(H)Baltimore Hebrew Univereity 2.880 1,920 (H)Bowie State University 2,125 3,791 1,818 1,818 1,953 1,540 19 (H)Capitol College 6,589 2,830 (H)College of Notre Dame Maryland 8,975 4,600 21 , (H)Columbia Union College 7,950 1.800 800 8 (H)Cappin State College 2,121 3.755 1.601 1,601 (H)Eastern Christian College 2,340 1,100 1,150 13 Foundation for Advanced Educ in the Sciences** (N)Frostburg State University 2,016 3,666 2,000 2,000 1,937 1,820 19 (N)Boucher College 11,950 9275 2.690 2.890 19 (4)Hood College 11.525 3.110 2.490 lfi inotitute for Advanced Montemori Studio; 2,800 (N)Johns Napkins University 15,380 15.350 3240 2,825 19 Natty: Data are not present In every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (14) Higher education institution, i.o., accredited by an agency or emaciation nationally recognized by the U S. Secretary of Education. *Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is lilted in the Room column. Nonresponclent. (if) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were Identified in this state or area.

37 4 2 able 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-yearpostsecondary institutions, by student level and residence status, control of Institution, state or other area,and institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required Ins Undergraduide students Graduate students Pub*, Public Meals Out-of- In-Out-of- Per Boardweek Slate or other area, and Institution Privateatats Prheite Roan -Dollar,- 2.520 5,080 21 (H)Loyola College 9,810 1.150 15 (H) Marytand institute Calege of Art 10,600 10,800 3,000 2,000 1.820 19 (H) Morgan State University 2.124 4,048 1.492 1,720 2,625 21 (H) Mount Saint Marys College 9,100 2,850 2.025 13,800 (14)Ner Israel Rabbinical College 6,800 2.290 15 (H) Peabody Instttute of Johns Hopkins Univ.,. eity 11,100 11,100 2,480 2.150 1,750 19 (H)Saint Marys College of Maryland 2.820 4,220 4,410 21 (H)Saint Marys Seminary and University 5,830 5,830 2,086 2,212 2,100 1.790 19 (Ft)Salisbury State University 2,330 3,996 (H) Soloumer-Douglas College 4.525 2,010 2.400 21 (H) St Johns College Main Campus 12 990 7,500 2,860 1,590 14 (H) Towson State University 2.248 3,972 1,9513 1,998 Traditonal Acupuncture Institute 12,1340 (H) Uniformed Services Universtty of the Health SO' 0 0 21 (H) United States Naval Academy 0 0 2,074 2,974 (14)University ot Baltimore 2,047 3,835 2,814 4,432 2,004 1,780 14 (H)University of Maryland Baltimore County Campus 2,390 0,340 3,392 5,818 1.750 (H)University of Maryland Baltimore Professional Schs 2,317 8 285 3,337 5.761 2,018 2,094 19 (H)University of Maryland Collage Park Campus 2,289 0,325 1,454 20 (H) University of Marytand Eastern Shore 2,114 5.784 2,100 3.702 2,080 4,710 (H)University of Maryland University College 2,832 2.832 3,450 (H)Villa Julie College 5,400 1,820 20 (H) Washington Bible College 4,980 4.110 1,250 2,600 19 (H) Washington College 11,400 1 ,800 2.100 (H) Washington Theological Union 5,510 2,000 2.390 (H) Western Maryland College 11.590 2,808

Massachusetts

3,102 2,079 19 State average - 10,850 2,294 5,879 8,946 2,820 5,421

Alfred Adler Institute of Boston Inc- 2.158 19 (H) American International College 7,780 4,332 1.728 2,200 21 (H) Amherst College 15.770 2,200 2,420 8 (H) Andover Newton Theological School 5,120 1,100 4,150 21 (H) Anna Maris College 8,700 3,030 ' Art Institute of Boston 7,600 (H) Arthur D Little Management Education Institute 18,250 - 2,050 19 (H) Assumption College 9,100 4,800 2,950 (H) Atlantic Union College" 3,725 1,934 14 (H) Babson College 13,853 13,885 Note: Data are not present In every column for respondinginstitutions because the item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, Le., accredited by an agency orassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combinedcharge is listed in the Room column. 'Nonrespondent. (N) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identifiedin this state or area.

38 4 3 Table 1.--Basic charges for fun-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary Institutions, by student level and residence status, control of Institution, state or other area. and Institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued TUilicin and required bee Undwgradusta dudents Graduate *dents Public Pub*: Meals In- Out-cd- Out-ol- Per State or other area, and institution Privatestate date Privatedate state RoomBoardweek

Baptist Bible Cottage East 2,103 - 2.250 19 (H) Bent* College 11,310 9,850 2.953 2,337 19 (H) Berklee Collegs of Music 8.340 5.790 19 Berkshire Medical Center School of Anesthesia 0 (H) Boston AroNtectural Center 2,480 Boston Crib for Modern PsychoonslAic Studies Inc 1,080 . (H) Boston College 13,080 9.190 3,1802,850 20 Boston institute for Psychotherapies Inc 4,500 (H) Boston University 15.185 15,070 3.3402,820 14 (H) Bradford College 10,835 3.130 2.320 19 (H) Brandeis University 15.320 15.210 2,880 3,100 21 (H) Bridgewater State College 2,118 5.191 2,378 5,9382.050 1,400 19 (H) Cambridge College 8,840 (H) Clark University 14,380 ,14.380 2.300 2200 19 (H) College cf Our Lady of Elms 8,900 4.140 2904 1,498 19 (H) College of the Holy Cross 14.500 2,700 2.700 15 (H) Conway School of Landscape Design 13,500 (H) Curry Calege 11,570 2,880 2,8002,480 19 (H) Eastern Nazarene College 7,020 8,940 3,100 21 (H) Emerson College 12.588 9.132 4.3582,888 14 (H) Emmanuel Collage 9.885 7,040 5,085 21 " 19 (H)Endicott Collage 0,050 ,5,085 (H)Episcopal Divinity School 8,000 1,390 1,905 15 (H) Fitohburg State College 1,854 4,729._ 1,980 1,124 19 (H) Forsyth School for Dental Hygienists 10,170 0,300 21 (H) Framingham State College 2,243 5.318 2,653 8,1132,010 1.150 19 (H) Gordon College 10,898 2,128 1,280 21 (H) Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary 8.750 1,130 1,900 19 (H) Hampshire Callao* 18,000 2,890 1,550 16 (H) Harvard University 14.450 14,450 3,780 2,425 21 (H) Hebrew College 3,070 2,320 (H)Hellenic Coll Holy Cross Greek Orth Bch of Theol 5,930 5,930 3,800 " 19 (H)Lasell College 8.575 5,800 1,085 19 (H) Lesley College 10,710 0,840 2,950 1.820 19 ... 1 950 950 Life Laboratories School of Medical Technology , Longy School of Music*" . (H) Massachusetts College of Art 2,987 8,747 3,040 3,0403,482 1,880 19 (H) Massachusetts College of Phar A Allied Hlth Sci 9.281 7,092 5.905 1,600 20 (H) Massachusetts Institute of Technology 15,800, 15,800 2,720 2,380 21 (H) Manachusetts Maritime Academy 3,980 8,500 1,810 1,881 21 Massachusetts School of Law's (H) Massachusent School of Professional Psychology 11,040 Note: Data ate not present in every column for resoondino Institutions Wormiest the Wm was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, Le., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution mooted a combined room and board charge. The combined charge Is listed in the Room column. **Nonrespondent, (I) No 4-year postsecondary institutions wore Identified in this state or area.

3944 Table 1.--Basic charges kx tuft-year studerds at 4-year postsecondary Institutions, by student level and Institution: Academie year 1990-91continued Thition and required fees

Public 11111:=11111 In- Out-d- In- Out-c4- Per Side or other area. and institution Private state date Privatesate state RoomBowdwash -Donate- (H) Merrimack College 9,700 2,950 2.350 19 (H) MOH Institute of Health Profession 11,800 M1111111111.11 (H) Montana Co0ege of M 7.200 111111 MI (H) Mount Hohjoke College 15,000MI 7,820ME 2.250 2,350 21 (H) Mount Ida EM 1111111111=1111.015,555 10 Nathan Mayhew Seminars of Martha* Vineyard Inc '1* MIME= National Academy for Paralegal Studies. we* MNIMIIIMMI (H) New College of Optometry MIMI3.5°° (H) New - . Conservatory of Music 12,040 12,040MN 3,880 1,970 14 (H) New England School of Lave ` MINI IIMIIMI 2050, 2.050 21 (H)Nichols College 7.130MIME 20 (H)North Adams State College 2202 5.277111.11.111111.112,050 1.480 2,985 21 hi)Northeastern University crom 10,343ME 3,390 21 (H)Pine Manor Collage 12,682ME MINI 2,850 2.850 (H) Pope John )0011 National Seminary 11.111.111111111 5.3251.131 21 (H)Radcliffe College' .111111.111011 NM (H) Regis College 9.850 111.1.11.1.11 2,380 2,520 19 (14) Saint 14/jacinth College and Seminary 7150MIMI 1111.11M1 Mill (H)Saint John's Seminary** NM= MIll NM NM (H) Salem Sate College MI1,990 5.055 2,430 2,970 1,900 1,475 21 (H) School of the Museum of FineA r t s " MIMI 1111111111111M11 (H) Simmons College 13,312 'MEM En - 21 (H) Simons Rock of Bard College 13,450 11111111.11111.1 2.300 2,510 19 21 (H)Smith College 14,805=NM14,805MI 5,850 (H) Southeastern Massachusetts Unlversity 2,113 5.048=MEM2,480 1,832 15 Southern New England School of Lave MIMI ME 19 (H)Springfield College LONMEM.5.509 1.800 2.200 21 (H)Stonehill College 5.5051111.1111Mill 2.510 2.510 (H) Buffo& University' IMMIIIIIIIIIMIIII 9.080 2,305 2,845 19 (P4) The Boston Coneervatory 9.080 MM. The Gordon Walnuts ME 15.000IIIIIIMIIIMIIIII (H) Tufts UniversIty 15.505 MEM15,505 111111112.780 2,410 20 19 (H)Universfty of Lowell 1.11112,705imam2.885 7,541 2,220 1,834 14 (H)University of Maseschueette al Amherst lam 8.330ME3,522 8,214 2,028KM (H)University of Massachuirette Boston 2,848 7.499IIIIII3,140 7,832 (H) Univer of Massachusetts Medical Sch Worcester MIMI 1731117=1111111111111111 VAMCSchool of Medical Technology 0 0 Mil (H)Wellesley 15.145111111=111111 IIMET3 14 (H) Wentworth Weide of Technology.'" 111.1111=111.1111111 (H) Western New England College 7,498 .1.1.1111111111111M4455M 20 (H) Westfield Slate College 1,941 5,010INIKEincii2,410 1,188 19 (H) Weston School of .1 5.300 111111111.11111.1 hinta.rtatMA Mt monism in atfotvedam for ramendina institutions because the kern was not applicable or the data were not reported. (14) Higher adulation institution, La.. accredited by an agency or assoolatlon nationallyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. institution reported a combined room and blood charge. The combined charge Islisted In the Room column. Nonrespondent. (I) No 4-year postsecondary Institutions were Mantled in this state or area.

4045 Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary institutions, by student level and residence status, control of institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required lose Undergraduate student* Graduate students PUttlic Public Meals Out-of- in- Out-oi- Per State or other area. and Institution Privatestate elate Privatestate state RoomBoardweek -Oollsre- (H) Wheaton College 14.370 2,450UM 19 (H) Wheelock College" (H) Williams College 15,685 15,835 2,5452,630 21 (H) Worcester Polytechnic institute 14,125 15,600 2,3702,230 21 (H) WiNcellter State College 2,112 5,187 1,764 1,0582,400 1,140 10

Michigan

average - 5,240 2,423 6,115 4,412 2,757 5.829 1,802 1,785 19

(H) Adrian College 8,890 1,140 1.560 21 (H) Nbion Collage 10.112 1,7982.052 21 (H) Alma Coilega 9.752 1,750 1,878 19 (H) Andrews University" (H) Aquinas College 8.290 3,942 1,8552,070 (14) Baker College at Owosso 4,560 1.500 00 Baker College of Flint 3,440 1,500 (H) Baker College of Muskegon 4.580 1.500 Black Forest Hall 7.200 1.500 (H) Calvin College 7.350 7.350 1,380 1.720 21 (H) Calvin Theological Seminary 4,104 (H) Canter for Creative Studies Col ot Art and Design 9,018 2.550 (H) Center for Humanistic Studies 7.700 (H) Central Michigan University 2,128 5275 2,240 4.708 1,574 1,775 (H) Cleary College 5,025 (H) Concordia College 7,102 1,3382.118 (H) Cranbrook Academy of An 7,800 1,900 D'Etre University 4,900 3,604 2,750 (H) Davenpott College-Grand Rapids 5,858 1,875 (H) Davenport College - Kalamazoo Branch 6,908 (H) Davenpott College Lansing Branch 8,858 Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary° (H) Detroit College of Business-Dearborn 5,684 (H) Detroit College of Business-Warren 5,684 (H) Detroit College of Business-Flint 5.884 (H) Detroit College of Law" (H) Eastern Michigan University 2,058 5.07$ 2.288 5,126 3,411 Ecumenical Theological Center' (H) Ferris State University 2,397 4,881 3,114 5,258 1,204 1,813 (H) GM! Engineering and Management Institut 7.432 1.468 900 15 (H) Grace Bible College 3.450 9901.600 21 Nets: Data are not oresent In every column for resoondino Institutions because the Item was not aoolicable or the data wore not reported. (H) Higher 'duration institution.i.e.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. *Institution repotted a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. Nonrespondent. (I) No 4-year postirecondary Institutions were identified in this state or area.

41 46 Table 1.--Buic charges for full-time full-year students at 4-year postsecondaryinstitutions, by student level nd ar 1990-91continued ',..i...... 7 . ..-..-,- ...- Academic TOMOMe MOW WS Undergraduate students Graduate students Public Public Meals in- Otit-ot- in- Out-et- Per Mate or other Mk and inetitution Private state state Privatestate state RoomBoardweek

(H) Grand Rapids Baptist College and Seminary 5,408 3,390 1,900 1,950 21 (H) Grand Valley Slate University marl4.310 2.990 8,500 3,300 19 (H) WWI Lakes Bible *- /131111. 111111 930 1,470 13 (H) Medals, College 9420 111.11111.1.1.11= 1 MO 2.100 21 (4) Hope Miley/ 9,428 MOINE 1,570 2,040 21 (H) Jordan College 4,340 1111.1=1111111 (H) Kalamazoo =I= MIIIMIIIIIIIM2172 (H)Kendall College of kt and Design 7,5501111111 EMI 11=11.1 ell Lake Superior Stale University 1111112.045 4,057 1.744 1.744 1,193raj 19 (H) Immure institute of Technology MIMI =11111 (H) Madonna College 312011=111.12,980 1.300 1.590 21 4033 3.200 15 (H) . Cuiloll 600111111.M1 MI (14) Mercy College of Detroit 0,901 Millinal 1.400 700 10 4,200 19 (H) Christian College IMIIMIIIII3030 (H) an State University Emcm 1E13111111,1031.824 20 (H) Michigan Technological University MMI2,541 9,012 2,541 8.012imizazi 19 Midruha - - of JewishSwale- MEMO= MilliM1.111 Millwright Institute of Tech Mill111.111,120 M111.111.111 1900, 15 (H) Nazareth College EMIIIMIIMIll4,992 Era (H) Northern Michigan University 2.054=I 2,048 3.030 1,907 1,519 20 fkathwood Institute 7.530 MEM 1,375 2,145 20 (H) Oakland University 2,359 9425 3,099Rim3,257 1,193 19 (N) Olivet Collage 7 390 MIMI=1,300 1440 19 (H) Reformed Bible College ES:311.111 4,782 2,800111111 21 (H) Sacred Heart Major Seminary =ME 9925 .111112,500Nig 21 (N) Saginaw Valley Stale University MIIIIIEEZICEI 3.224 4,974 128511=1 21 (H) Saint Marte College 3,200 MN 1.310 1.900 21 (H) Siena Heights College 9,500 MN3910 11111113,380 1,990 19 (H) Spring Arbor College EMI INIIIIIII=11=11439 21 St COI and Methodius Seminary Mill111111111111113150MINIM1,525 2,825 "2-1 School of the Prot Reform* IMIMIIIIIIII. (H) Thomas IA Cooley Law Schools" 11=1111111.1 11111 Tri-City Dietetic internship Consortium MN 100 100MOM Unitad Bible Institute of United Theo Seminary 00ME11 11.1.11111111111111111 111.11,832 1,740 14 i University of Detroit 900MIMI5035 (N) University of Michigan Ann Arbor mg=12,446MN0,210 12.840 2,002cm 13 (H) of Michigan-Dearborn MlVISO111.12190 9990MIIIMI 2,240 7,444MI2 SOO LONMEN (R) Weigh College of Accounting and Business Admin 3,104 MIN3104=M. Wayne State University MEM 5.400 2,792 9920nal= 2,522 5.750 1,379 2,009 , Western Michigan University 111:1110E3 Western Seminary 1..11.1111111113932 .1111111.111.11 mem wegweaant in awayessitunntar ragoondino institutions because the item was not applicable or the data wer not reponed. (H) Higher education Institution, la., accredited by an agency or associationnationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. *Institution repotted a combined roomandboard chug*. The combined Merge is listed in the Room ociumn. "*Nonrespondent. (ii) No 4-yew postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

42 4 7 Table 1,--Basic charges for full-titre, tun-year students at 4-year postsecondary institutions, by student level and residence status, control of Institution. state or other area, and institutitic A( adentic year 1990-91 - continued Million and required few Undergraduate students Graduate students I Antic Public Meals in- Out-ot- Chd-ot- Par Stele or other area, and institution state datePrivet*dote date RoomBawdweek ,

(H) William Tyndale College 4,500 1,445 1,785 20 (H) Yeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College**

Mns,State average - 8,099 2.113 3,900 4.833 2,385 3.588 1,741 1.474 19 , , Apostolic Bible institute Inc" (H) Augsburg C011000 9,597 5285 1,872 1,708 19 (H) Elismidp State University 1 ,821, 3,055 1,810 2,500 1,592 1,080 21 Bethany School of Missions** , (H) Bethel College 9260 1,880 1,520 (H) Bethel Theological Seminary 3,510 2,275 (H) Carleton Collage 15,180 1,288 1.824 21 Central Baptist Theological Seminary* , i (N) College of Associated Arts 8,200 (H) College of Saint Benedict 8,975 1,940 1,420 10 (N) College of Saint Catherine-Saint Catherine Campus 9,400 4,780 1,770 1,588 20 (li) College of Saint Scholastica 9,192 8,400 3,018 1.298 20 (N) Concordia College 7,800 2,850 21 (H) Concordia College at Moorhead 8,125 1,100 1,425 21 1 (H) Or Martin Luther College 3.132 390 1,280 20 (H) Gustavus Adolphus College 11,000 1,300 1,450 20 (H) Hemline University 10,840 2,780 1,840 1,820 10 inter Lutheran Theological Seminare (H) Luther Northwestern Theological Seminary 2,952 1,350 1,800 20

(H) MwAlestar College 12,471 1930, 1,784 21 (H) Mankato State University 1,970 3,224 ,2,100 2,934 2.388 21 (H) Mayo Graduate School 0 (Pi) Mayo Graduate School of Medicine . (N) Mayo Medical School 8,200 (H) Metropolitan State University 1,757 3,005 1,887 2,715 (H) Minneapolis College of Ad and Design 9.000 2,000 Minneapolis School of Anesthesia 1,360 Mbinespolle VA School of Anesthesia' (H) Minnesota Bible College 3,030 1,125 (H) Moorhead State University 1.978 3,224 2,100 2,934 2,384 21 (H) National Colle9e-St Paul Branch 4.350 (H) North Contra! Bible Coliege 4.890 1,530 (H) Northwestern College 5,310 1,500 1,085 15 .. (H) Northweitern College of Chiropractic** Nohn Data are not omeent In every column tor rewondino institutions because the hem was not aoclicable or the data WON not rsooned. (N) Nigher education inteitution, i.e., awredited by an agency or association nationally recognized try the U S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed In the Room column. "Nonrespondent. (6) No 4-year poetwoondary Institutions were identified in this state or area.

BEST COPY AVAILABLE 434S Table1.--9asic charges for tull-hme, full-year students at 4-yearpostsecondary institutions, by student level and and kustitution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuon and required bee Undergraduate Graduate dudente Pub So Public Meals In- Out-of- In- Out-of- Per Boardweek Rate or other area. end Institution Privatestate state Privatestate state Room -Dallare- 2,340 1,400 20 (H) Oak Hills Bible College 3,945 1.250 1 200 21 (H)Pillsbury Baptist Bible College 3.000 11.1111.111.1111 2,925 1,101 21 (H) Saint Cloud State University 1,987rimmi2,097 11=1 1.835 12 (H) Saint John's 8,975 Mil0,070INN Ira 1,400 21 (H) Saint Marys College of Minnesota 1=1 0.300 1.1900 1,400 1.700 21 (H) Saint Olaf College 11,200 11111111 MIMS 1,580 1,800 17 (H) Saint Paul Bible College 6.030=UM 111111 Saint Paul Ramsey Medical CtriSch Nurse Anestir ' 1.111111111111.111 Mil IIIIII 1.100 21 (H) Southwest Mite University 1111112,000 3,000 IIIII Eri (H) United Theological Seminary MIMI 4.900MIMI2090ME 1,871 19 (H) University of Minnesota Duluth 2,501 5,850 KED5.868 1,329 fit University of Minnesota Morris EC/0.040 1111111111E111=1 19 (H) University of Minnesota Twin Cities 2,594 5.939 EMI6.527MEM 21 1.380 14 (H) University of St Thomas 9,220 MINN=1,980 (H) Walt* University MIMI9,4°0MIN= (H) William Mitchell College of Law" MO ME 1111111.11111111111 (H) Winona State University ICE:3IEEZI 2,124imiamorm MIIIIIMI 111111111MIIMI INN 1111111111111111 MIIIIN =IMI 111111111=11==II 1 180 State aver 11:3111111/1:33413111:1112:1110 10 1.11111111 1=1111.111.1 21 (H) Alcorn State University 1.750 2,932 1,885 2.867amica3 1.250 21 (H) Belhaven 5,850 11..1.11 IIIIII 850 870 1,380 21 (H) Blue Mountain College Ern 11111111M1111111 Cooks institute of Electronics Engineering' MI 11.1111.11 SEIM 880 870 21 (H) Delta State University 111111,00 2,999111111,700WM Jackson College of Ministries 1,820NMI EMS2 200 1,140 21 (H) Jackson State University IIIIIIEZIECI RE]2,988 1,210 (H) Magnolia Bible College 2,4001.1111111.1 =MEM 400 4 1680 1,800 21 (H) Weeps College 9,17011111 5,780 IE. .111111,040 1,410 21 (H) Mississippi College 4,708 EMI4.104 3.243 1,100 1 ,440 15 (H1 Mississippi State University 1111112,00111=1111112,081 907 1,125 21 (H) Mississippi University for Women 11.11,840 3,022NI1 780 3,022 925 1,000 2 (H) Mississippi Vatley State Univereity 32,907111111M2,907 North Miedesippi Medical Center SO of Medi Techn 01111111 0 11.11 (H) Reformed Theological Seminary MM.3,00111.1.111 900 (H) Rust College 4,162INN MINIIIIIIIIIMICE:11 21 750 950 15 (H) Southawdern Baptist Coilagi MIIIIIIIIII 1111111 SOO 950 21 (H) Tr:tiptoe College 10132.22° =NM 1,334 1,300 21 (H) University of Miseiseippi Main Campus .1111 2,059 3,241MI 2,059 3,241 rums. INats Ws net nrssant in avant column for ramondina indkutions hawse Ow Item wasnot applicable or the data wer not reponed. U.S. Secretary of Education. (H) Higher eduostion institution,Le.,accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the Institution mooned a combload room and board charge. Thecombined charge Is limed in the Room column. Nonrespondent. (e) No 4-plar postsecondary institutions were identified inthis state or area. Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary institutions, by student tont and residence status, control of Institution, state or other area, and Institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tun end required fess Undergraduate ardente Graduate rtudente Public Public Meals in- Out-ol- In-Out-of- Per etagere other wea, and institution Privatestate mats Privatestate elate RoomBoardweek -04311aro. (H)University of Mississippi Medical Center 1,493 2,075 1.400 2,582 1,634 (H)University of Southern Mississippi 1,936 3,118 1 935 3,111 1.250 (H) Wesley Biblical Seminary 1,600 (H) Wesley College 1,800 880 1,320 21 (H) William Carey College 4,200 1.600 700 1,300 14

State average - 5,994 1.654 3.7095,013 1,735 3,8591,735 1.4 5 19

(H) Aquinas institute of Theology 5.650 (H) Assemblies of God Theological Seminary 3,764 (H)Avila College 6.600 3,420 3.400 21 (H) Baptist Bible College 545 MO $40 1,354 19 (H) Barnes Hospital School of Nursing/Barnes Collage 5,500 995 Bare= College' (H) Calvary Bible College 3.180 3.340 980 1.500 (H) Central Bible Collage 3.120 2,600 14 (H) Central Christian College of the Bible 2 350 950 1,170 18 (H) Central Methodist College 6.350 1,350 1,500 19 (H) Central Missouri State University 1.580 3,050 1.704 3,168 1.560 1.056 20 Christian Outreesh School of Ministries' (H) Clayton University*" (H) Cleveland Chtroprictic College' " (H) College of the Ozark, 100 600 1,000 21 (H) Columbia College 5,498 1,808 1,127 20 (H) Conception Seminary College 4,254 9501,786 21 (H) Concordia Seminary 3.885 2,700 19 (H) Covenant Theological Seminary 3,750 1,080 (H) Culver-Stockton College 0.260 1 020 1.320 Deaconess College of Nursing' ' (H) Dewy Institute of Technology 4.590 (H) Drury College 8,890 3,320 1,370 1,500 (H) Eden Theological Seminary 4.250 824 PO Ewing*, Coltinle 5.728 1,280 1,450 19 Evangeticel Theologial Seminary Finlay Engineering College 5.370 (H) Pontbonne College 0.970 5,970 3,214 504 14 (it)Forest institute of Professional Psychology 11,475 (H) Hannibal-Lagrange College 4,650 2,0001,300 (H) Harrie-Stowe State College 1,044 2,046 Jewich Hoop of St Louie School of Medical Tech 4.300 4,300 Note: Data are not onseent in every column for responding Institutions because the item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally reoognized by the U S. Secretary of Education. *Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge le listed In the Room column. Nonneepandent. (I) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

45 50 Table 1.--Basic charges for full-drne, full-year students at 4-yearpostsecondary Institutions, by student level and 1890-91 - continued Tuition and required Ws Undergraduate students tiffilirrwirrillirill 1111=1.1. Public Meals Out-of- in- per Boardweek State or other area, and lnettudon Private state NW*daft date Room -13cGare- 1,550 19 (H) Kansas City Ad inetttute 10,200 4,200 (H)Keller Graduate Schooi of Management Inc 111111=111111111.475 IIIIIIIIIMMIN 4.070 3.000 IIIII (H) Kimrick &minim), MIMI (H)Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine"' =BM Laclede School of Law*" 11.1111111..111 Mil 1,050 19 (H) Lincoln Un 1,450 2.770 11.1111422 2,738 ma 1,950 1.950 19 (H) Undenwood College 7,000 3,150 In (14) Logan College of Chiropractic 7,070 7,070 (H)Maryville Colin.St Louis 7,350111..1.15.805Mill1111111I3.700 (H) Midwestern Baptist Theoiogical Seminary I= 850 No 030111111 19 (H) Missouri Baptist College 5000111.1111.111.1 2,500 1,250 1,185 20 (H) Missouri Southern State College 1 152 2.304 IIIII 1,110 (H) Missouri Valley College WM NM MIII MEM 10 (H) Miseouri Western State College MEI1,440 2,700IIM IIMIE:311113 (H) National College 4,3801.111 MIMI MN (H) Nazarene Theological Seminary 111111=1,811IIIIII MUM= (H) Northeast Missouri State University MO1,008 3,072NM1.728MIIMIEM 1,050 1,370 18 (H) Northwest Mi11101411 State University 1,500EMI=1.380111E3 Ozark Bible institute' 1.100 18 (H) Oar* Chris+ler: College Ell IIMIE 900 21 (H) Park College 0,2001.11 2,085ammimi1,093 1,907 (H) Research college of Nursing 7,780111= MEM1.500 Research Medical Center Clinical Pastoral Ed Ctr MEM MIME 1,870 19 (H) Rockhurst College 7,520 MI4,104 1.540 Saint Johns Regional Medical Ctr Sch of Medi Teohn 350 11111111111.11 ME 12 (H) Saint Louis Christian College 11M1 MIMI 950 1,020 (H) Saint Louis Conservatory and Schools tor the Arty 8.000MEM8000 MEI (H) Saint Louis Rabbinical College' MIMI IIIIIIIMEMII 19 (H) Saint Louis University Main Campus 8 480EN 5.070 3,880 2,130 3 (H) Saint Paul School of Theology MEI 1.1.0050MINI 2,178 0 sea 20 (H) Southeast Missouri State University MI1,490 2,890INN1 510 2,030 too (H) Southwest Baptist University MEM 172111111111=1111.03° 1,180 Southwest Missouri School of Anesthesia EMI= 0001111.1111.1.111 (H) Southwest Minouri State University 1E31E01 1,184IMII2,000 830 20 3,500 14 (H) SI Louis College of Pharmacy 6,700MI= 1,900 21 (H) Stephens College 10,425 EMI 2,300 1.800 1,400 19 (i) Tarido College 8.78011111.1. um Truman Med Center Soh for Nurse Anesthetists MI= 1,416 3,480MI (H)University of Health Sciences"' .11111.....1 MIMI 1,405 (H) University of Missouri-Columbis 2.082113 2.104 5.407Imm 20 (H) University of Missouri-Kansas City 2, 80 5.903 2,200 5,503gm1,400 5,005 1,035 20 (H)University of Missouri-Rolla 2.307 0,009 NM2,303 no Kiwi..rt.,. .... uNik nrmaibitt In avant enlumn for resnondino institutions because the item was not applicable orMs data were not reported. (H) Higher education inititution. i.e., accredited by an agency orasoloolation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. Tim combinedcharge is listed in the Room column. ''Nonrespondont. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions wore identified in this state or area. Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary instRutions, by student level and residence status, contra of instnuuon, state or outer area, arta mammon: Acaaamic year isuu-ut - continued Tuition and reituked Ms Undergraduate students Graduate students Pub 90 Public Meals In- Out-ot- In- Out-00- Plic State or other area, and institution Alva,stele Privatestale state RoomBoardwe* -001tare., (H)LhAverity of Missourl-Saint Louis 2.121 5.904 2.137 6,440 (H) Washing Ion University 14.948 114,048 2.8182,008 20 (if)Webster University 8.700 8,120 1,4002,000 19 (H) Westminster College 7.720 1,350 1,930 19 (H) William Jewell College 7,450 1,080 1,480 21 (H)William Woods College 7.400 1.450 1,750 21

Slate Mei' 3,691 1452 3,330 834 1,423 3,307 1829 1,645 15

(H) Carroll College 0,174 1 , 56 1,983 (H) College of Great Falls 3.950 2,502 730 10 Columbus Hospital School of Medical Technology o (H)Eastern Montana College 1,399 3,072 1,389 3,072 1,850 1,350 10 Montana Bible College 1,900 1,600 7 (H) Montana Collage of Mineral Science and Technology 1 821 3,395 1,227 3,1353,0521.982 19 (4) Montana State Unlversity 1,745 3,818 1,745 3,818 2,922 14 , Mountain Slates Baptist College 2,085 , (H)Northern Montana College 1.282 2,965 1.282 2,985 1,0951.824 19 (H) Rocky Mountain College 6,239 1,284 1,848 19 Saint James Community Hospital School of Medl Tech (H)University of Montana 1,474 3.547 1.474 3.547 (H) Western Montana College University of Montana 1,500 3,183 1,150 1,840 15 Yellowstone Baptist College and Bible Institute 750

Nebraska

State average - 5,540 1.488 2,9511 4.4e2 1,481 2.909 1,309 1.373 18

(H)Bellevue College 8,880 2,590 _ (H) Bishop Clarkson College 4,580 1,485 Bryan Memorial Hospital School of Nurse Anesthesia 050 1.820 (H) Chadron State College 1,370 2,141 1,183 1,775 1,0641,174 IS (H) College of Saint Mary 7,250 2,960 20 (H) Concordia Teachers College 8,470 6,470 2.550 21 _ _ ' (H) Creighton University 5.210 5,254 1,932 1,816 19 (14) Dana Colle90 6.950 1,1001,540 19 (N) Doan* College 7,830 8751,590 21 lit erase College of the Bible 3.400 NO 1.320 21 Note: Data are nct present In every column for rem:India: institutions because the item was not applicable or the data were nal reported, (H) Higher education institution, Le., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. listed in the Room column. Nonrespondent. (S) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area. Table 1.--Basic chivies for full-time, full-year students at 4-yewpostsecondary Institutions, by student level and residence status. control of Institution, state or IMO( Ma,_A ano minium swn 1 IIIMPV I 'An MI MgIii Tuition and ditplired Mee

Undwgradude studerda cI.. . , , Public Public Uu Out-01- Out-oll- Per State or other area. and Institution Private lade Pariahs date RoomBoardweek -Dams- (H) Hasdngs College 7,490 2,778 1,130 1,830 10 (H) Kearney State College 1,420 2,15511.11.196 1,808 1.028 1,000 15 (H) Midland Lutheran College 7,590Mill 111= 1.11 900 1,500 20 NW:disks Christian College 2.01011111 NM 840 1,360 17 (H) Nebraska Melhodlet College of Mire & Allied NM CM =II 1,050 (H) Nebraska Wesleyan University ESECIIIIMIIIIIE111111111111111M1.530 1.240 19 (H) Peru Stat College 11EIMIKEIEI Imi1.240 15 Platte Valley Bible College 1.3991111.111111111 =II 000IMI 1,300 1,000 19 (H) Union College 7.350MIIIM1111.11111.11 (H) University of Nebraska at Omaha ...1.193 3.041IIIIII1,463 3,323 MINI (H) University of Nebraska Medical Center MI1.905K:::1 1,704 4,200 (H) University of Nebraska-Lincoln NI1,915 4,675 2,01 4,510 1,155 1,470 20 990 1,260 15 (H) Waeyn State Colleg lam 2,18811111111.228 1,000 1,500 19 (Pi) York College 3.230MEIN 1111111111111 in 1.1. Nsveda 11.1111111111. UM 11.111111111111MIIII 0,200 8.200 1,080 4,330inia1 .405 18 Ste e average - maw IMI (H) Sierra Nevada College 8.200MIME0.200Enliallil2100IIIIIII (H) University of Nevada-Las Vegas EN1,300 4,090 1,080 4,380 2,992 1,400 15 20 (H) University of Nevada-Reno - ow1,104 4,404 1,050 4,390 1,850 1,350 1111111=11I=I= Hiunpahlre rilMIMI =II State average 9.307 2 705fEl9,358 3,053 1,863 19 11.111111111. 111.11 Mil (H) Antioch New England Graduate School (NH) 8,750 2,480 1 900 20 (H)Colby-Sawyer College 1,140=MUM (H) Daniel Webster College 9,830 NM 1,990 2,150 19 (H) Dartmouth College 15,372 IIII.15,287 2,694 2,430 20 (H) Franklin Pierce College 10,845 Ell 2,200 1,825 19 (H) Franklin Pierce Law Center 9.9001.11111 II 1,172 19 (H) Keene State College 2,540 2,540 1,990 3,000 900 19 (H) Me9delee C011.90 4,950 111 (H) New England College 10,570 2,290 2, 30 19 Ell 1,980 21 (H) New Hampshire College 9,403 RMO 2.520 (H) Notre Dame College 7,830 MI4.900 Mill 1,950 2,310 19 (H) Plymouth State College IIIIII 2,574 0,434 1111111113,120 3.120 2.250 1 192 19 1,370 2,730 19 (H)Rivier 7,980N. Eammium ./..k... nat....4nAbadint In mean, etrAumn ferramandinainstitutions becausetheitem was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education Institution. I.e., accredited by an agency or emaciation nationallyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. "Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge islisted in the Room column. **Nonrespondent. (e) No 4-yeas postsecondary Institutions Ware Identified in this state or area.

48 Table 1.--13asic charges for full-time. fuit-year students at 4-year postsecondaty Institutions, by student level and residence status control of institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Ugrian and gawked Imo Undergraduate students Gradunie Students Rob Bo Public Meals In- Out-ol- M-Out-of- Per State or ether area, and Institution Private stale state _Meatsdate date RoomBoardweek

(H) Saint Maim College 9555 2.900 1,800 21 (H) School for Lifelong Learning -11,300 2,540. . The Thomas More institute of Liberal Arts 5.300 4,100 19 (H)University of New Hampshire at Manchester 2.570 7290 (H) University of New Hampshire-Main Campus 3,558 9.838 3,500 9.550 1.962 1.494 19

New Jersey

State average - 8600 2,899 4,333 8,888 3637 5,159 2.579 1.789 18 ,

(hi)Assumption College for Sisters 1300 0 800 21 , , (H) Seth Modrash Govoha 3,000 2,350 3.500 21 1 (H) Bloomfield Coftege 7,100 3.620 ' 19 , (H) Caldwell College 7,200 1.700 2,100 21 (H) Centenary College 9490 4.675 20 (H) College of Saint Elizabeth 8,475 4.000 21 14.925 14.534 2.200 2,200 20 (H) Drew University t (H)Fairleigh Dickinson University 9,387 7,795 2.819 2,472 19 (H)Felician College 9850 , (H) Georgian Court College 8,870 3,035 1,800 2,050 21

(H) Glassboro State College" , (H) Jersey City State College 2.212 2,902 3.018 3,522 2,800 1.850 14 Jersey Shore Medical Center School of Medical Tech 0 (H) Kean College of New Jersey 2,122 2,812 2.904 3.770 1.820 1200 21 (H) Monmouth College 10,020 5,878 2.040 2390 19 (H) Montclair State College 2,400 3,392 3,132 3,878 2,742 1,390 19 (H) New Brunswick Theological Seminary 5,780 1.700 (H) New Jereay institute Technoiugy 4,000 7.520 5.340 7,540 3,192 1,400 21 New School for Music Study" . Overlook Hospital Graduate Medical Education" . (H) Princeton Theological Seminary 5,750 926 2,231 20 , (H) Princeton University .15.440 15,440 2.283 2.775 10 (H) Rabbinical College of America" (H) Ramapo College of New Jersey 2,505 3,105 2,910 1.300 19 r (H) Rider College 10,080 2.220 2.110 19 Robert Wood Johnson Medical School at Camden" (H) Rutgers UnIwnsity Camden Campus 2,279 9,237 4,372 8,288 2.357 1.594 19 (H) Rutgers University New Brunswick 3.432 9.390 4,422 0,318 2.352 1,594 19 (H) Rutgers University Newark Campus 3,281 9339 4,378 9270 2,382 1.594 19 (H) Saint Peter's College 9088 4,088 2.315 1,880 14 (H) Seton Half University 9,790 5,529 3.520 1,702 14 Haw Data are not nreeent in even" crilurrn for reanonclino institutions because the awn was not applicable or the data Were not repotted. (H) Higher education institution. I.e.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recogniZed by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is Iiited In the Room column. **Nonrespondent. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

49 54 Table1.--Baslc charges for ftr9-tlme1 Wil-year students et4-year postsecondaryinstitutions, by student teal and : Academic 1990-91continued ,, ...- -^" - -- Milton and required tee students Graduate students Public Public In- Out-ol- Out-cd- per State ur other area, and institution PIMA*skis state Priests stale RoomBawdweek -Dellare- (H) Stevens Institute of Technology 14,175 9200 2,310 1,970 15 (H) Stockton State College 2.240 2.880gm 11:111EZI a (H) Talniudical Academy - New Army" MIIIIIIIIIIIMMIII MI (H) Thomas A Edison State College" MEIN= ME (H) Trenton State College 2,790 3,825 3,725Emi4,473 19 (H) University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey gongamm 3,894 5,840ME 2,000 2,058 15 (14)UPIllila WIPP 0.255Mil=MO (H) Westminster Chok College wooMI 10,000/1111 4 550 20 (H) William Paterson College of New Jersey 2,332ISM3 Ego 3.824 2,400 1.130 15 IIIII 1111111 NM .1.1 111.111.11= New Mexico 111111 111MMIMIMIMOM State average - cm1292 4,842 4,971 1.524Irlai1,234 1,389 18 IIMM (H) College of Santa Fe 7.50011111=11=1 1.120 1,500 (H) College of the Southwest 2250 IME 1.190 810 9 (H) Eastern New Mexico University Main Campus 1,230 4,248MN1,322 4,380 994 15 inkknational Institute of Chinese Medicine 4,480ME (H) National College-Albuquerque, NM Branch 4.380IMMI111111.101111111 =11 Nazarene Indian Bible College** ME I= 111MMIE (H) New Mexico Highlands University Eal4,122Mill1,174Eall 850 1.090 14 (H) New Mexico institute of Mining and Technology 1,392 4,841IIII.=Il 5,700Elm1,270 14 (H) New Mexico State University Main Campus =MEM 5.184 1,808 5,304 1,250 1,228 17 (H) Saint Johns College 12,990 ME7.500 MN2,010 2,400 20 (H) Southwest Acupuncture Colleges IIIIIIMI =I=MI= (H)University of New Mexico Mall Campus MEM5,150ME1,802 5,310 1,544um 19 (H) Western New Mexico University 1,014 4,304ME1,134 4,424 970 1.180 14 1111111.1111.11111111 mil.1111111111MM1111 New York ril 1.111111=1.11111 111.111.1.11111 MIIIIIMIIM State average - 8.700MEIMIIMII2,488 5,349 2.890 1.770 18 111111 MINIUM MEM (H) Academy for Creative Learning for Adults** MI ME Ackerman institute for Family Therapy 3,800 MIME 3,800=1111111111111.1111 (H) Adelphi University 9,450 cawMI 2 000 2,320 Advanced Institute for Analytic Peychotherape =IMO .111.111111.111111 (H) Albany of Pharmacy 8,870 UM =III=2.4001.11 (H) Albany Law School 1111.11011.1111 2,100MI (H) Albany Medical College EIMIIII.III18.900 111.1.. 2.100NM fsi)Alfred University 12,980 MEM= 2,139 2,008 21 N.i.t.. rim.AM nrat nrseant in avant columnfor resnondino institutions because the item wae not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationallyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed Inthe Room column. Nonrespondant. (0) No 4-srar postsecondary institutionswereidentified in this state of area.

50 Table 1.--Basic charges far full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary institutions, by student Wei and

residence status, control of institution state or other area, and institutor Academic year 1990-91 - continued - Tun and required bee Undergtadtsde duclante Graduate students PUN° Public Meals in- Out-of- In-IOut-cd- per State ar other area. and Institullan tI e state MudsMks date RoomBawdweek

(H) American Center tor the Alexander Technique" (H) Associated Beth Pholtah Schools" ., (H) Bale Fruma" (H) Bali Modraah L' Torah" (H) Bank Street College of Education 10,950 (H) Bard College 15,710 4,460 2.530 2,030 19 (H) Barnard College 13,942 3,574 2,180 14 Be'Er Shmuel Talmud Aced" , (H) Belzer Yeshive-Machzikel Seminary" (H) Beth Hamedrash Shearei Yother Institute" (H) Beth Hatahnud Rob College" (H) Beth Jacob Hebrew Teacher, College 3,200 . Beth Joseph Rab Seminary" , (H) Beth Medrash Eeyun Hatalmud" (H) Beth Medrosh Erni* Hitachi" ill Beth Roche! Seminary" (H)13110e Jerusalem Seminary** , (H) Serious College 4,957 (H) Brooklyn Law School 6,600 (H) Canialus College 8.402 0,810 2,100 2,100 19 (H) Cazenovis College 7,884 1,915 1,915 21 Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies 1,830 (H) Cenlial Yeshiva Tomchei Tmimim Lubsvitz" (H)Christ the King Semlnary 3.850 1.850 3.000 21 (H) Clarkson University 12,895 10.230 2,004 2.418 19 (H) Colgate Rachester-Bexiey-Crozer 5.350 1.080 2.000 18 (H) Colgate University 15,085 15,005 2.340 2,440 19 (H) College for Human &Mice 9,132 9,720 (H) College of Aeronautics 5,500 2,020 700 14 (H) College of Mount Saint Vincent 8,900 4,550 1,025 19 (H) College of New Rochelle 9,300 3.900 2,320 2,100 19 (H) College of Saint Roes 7,940 5,459 1,870 2,330 14 (H) Columbia University in the City of New York 15.191 15.248 3,205 2.807 19 (H) Concordia College 7,540 1.740 2.100 20 (H) Cooper Union 300 300 3.660 (H)Cornell University Medical College 13,000 3.005 , (14)Cornell University-Endowed Colleges 15,104 15.148 2,852 2,148 20 (H) Cornell Unlversity-NYS Statutory Colleges 5.944 10,884 0,828 0,828 2,952 2,148 20 (H) CUNY Bernard Baruch College 1,350 4,150 1.922 4,722 (H) CUNY Brooklyn College 1,385_4,145 1.970 4,770 (H) CUNY City College 1,344 4.144 1.930 4.730 (H) CUNY College of Staten Island 1,350 4,150 2,000 4,800 Note: Data are net present in every column tor resnondinc institutions because the item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, i.e.. accredited by art agency or aseociallon nationally recognized by ths U.S. Secretary of Education. *Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge Is listed In the Room column. " Non respondent. (I) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were Identified in this state or area. Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-yearpostsecondary institutions, by student level and romance SUMS. COMM Of Institution, tame or outer area, ana maannlan: mann=Year iaea--ei - COWMAN) Tuition and required here Undergraduate students Graduate student* Public Public Meal* In- Out-ot- In- Out-c4- Por week State or other area. and Institution Private state stale Private state aide RomSoled -Dollars- (H) CUNY Graduate School and University Center 1,018 4,718 4,715 1,850 (11) CUNY Hunter Cottage 1,343 4,143 1,915 (H) CUNY Johrt Jay College Criminal Justice 1,349 4,149 1.900 4,760 (H) CUNY Lehman College 1.340 4,140 1,990 4.700 (H) CUNY Widget' Evers College 1,270 2,078 (H) CUNY New York City Technical Colfege 1.298 4.098 4,804 (14) CUNY Queens College 1,432 4.232 2.004 (H) CUNY School of Law et Queens College" (H) CUNY York College 1,331 4.131 19 (H) D'Youville College 7,530 5,880 2,100 1.390 19 (H) Daemon College 7,830 1.875 1,875 (H) Darkel No'Am Rabbinical College" (H) Detach Ayson Rabbinical Seminary" 7,125 21 (H) Dominican College of Blauvelt 6,200 (H) Dowling College 7,130 8,220 2.580 (H) Elmira College 10,100 3,870 1.900 1,800 19 1,898 20 (H) Fashion kistitute of Technology 1.500 3,910 2,360 4.435 2,700 (H)Five Towns College 5,200 19 (H) Fordham University 10,335 7.899 8,100 1,075 1,050 15 (H)Friends World College 8,400 Gestalt Center for Psychotherapy and Training 1.700 (H) Graduate School of Figurative Art 9,000 (H) Graduate School of Political Management 13,245 (H) Prue* Girls Seminary" (i) Hadar Hatorah Rabbinical Seminary" (H) Hamilton College 15.850 2,200 2,150 19 Harlem Hospital Center School of Anesthesia 4.000 1,800 0 15 (H) Hanwick College 12,300 1,900 2,150 21 (H) Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Re igion 5,700 (H) Hobart William Smith Colleges 15,098 2,415 2.484 19 7.520 2,780 2.200 19 (H)Hoistra University 9,010 450 450 21 (hi)Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary 900 (H) Houghton College 9,123 1,428 1,018 21 institute for Continuing Dental Education" institute for Expressive Analysis 1,050 (4)ions College 8.100 4,700 5,400 (H) Ithaca College 11,070 8.304 2,313 2.412 (H) Jesode Hatorah" (H) Jewish Theological Seminary of America 5,855 1.410 3,000 (H)Kehilath Yakov Rabbinical Seminary" (H) Keulta College 7.450 1.802 1.882 21 King Cty Hoop Sch for Nurse Anthetics 4.000 4.000 (H) Ka Yeakov Torah Center** Note: Data ere not present in every column for responding institutionsbecause the item was not applicable or the data were nol reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or essociationnationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combinedcharge is listed in the Room column. `*Nonreepondent. (I) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in thie state or area.

52 57 Table 1.--Basic chines for fthl-tkno, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary instautions, by student level and wooloonce oraors, comma or ITIOUTUU011 mut or moor area, aula logglOWort AMMO= MT 151111-IF1 - conunuea Tuon and required boo Liodergruksata sludiesto Grades le students Pubes Milo Meals In- Out-of- I In-Out-ol- Per Etats or Whir area, and instftution Pdvatestale eeMulestale dale RoomBoardweek

(H)Laboratory instrute of Merchandising 7,850 (H) Ls Moyne College 8,410 2250 1.600 19 (H) Long island Seminary of Jewish wee (H) Long island University Brentwood 9,100 7,158 (hi) Long Island University Brooklyn Campus 9.040 7,088 2.1001,790 12 (H) Long Island University C W Post Campus 9,170 7,2311 2,6001,940 12 (H) Long Island University Rocidand Campus 8.888 (H) Long island UMversity Southhampton College 9,210 7,278 2.6002,200 12 (H) Machzikei Hadath Rabbinical Collage' (H) Manhattan College 9,900 8.300 5,250 19 (H) Manhaan School of Music 9,700 9,700 (H) thmtiattanville College 11,480 5,040 5,250 19 (H) Manus College of Music 9,250 9,250 3.500 (H) Martel College 8,340 8,024 2,8502,000 20 (H) Maryknoll School of Theology 3,000 1,971 1,802 21 (H) Marymount College 9,415 2,929 2,398 19 (H) Marymount Manhattan College 8.890 4.000 Max Wainreich Center for Advanced Jewish Studies* 4 (H) Medaille Canoga 6,830 (H) Marcy College - Main Campus 8.000 5.500 (H) Mousy Canoga Bronx Branch Campus 0,800 (H) Mercy College White Plains Branch Campus 8.600 (H) Mercy College Yorktown Height, Branch Campus 6,600 (H)Mishits Eastern Parkway Rabbinical Seminary 4,000 4,000 1.160 1,160 18 (H) Mealvta Torah Voduth Rabbinical Seminary"' (H) Mosivtha Tiforeth Jer Arne' Methodist Hospital School of Medical Technology 2.600 Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary (H) Mirror Yeshiva Cent Mstitute" (H) Molloy College 7.300 (H) Mount Saint Mary College 8.940 5,870 2,8137 1,333 (H) Mount Sinai School of Medicine 17,625 4,500 National Institute for the Psychotherapies Tmg 4.100 (H) Nazarath Collage of Rochester 8,180 8.800 2,190 1.934 19 (H) New School for Social Research 11,300 7.378 4,000 New York Center for Psychoanalpic Training- (H) New York Chiropractic College*" (H) New York Colleg. of Podiatric Medicine" NOW York Hospital and Cornell Medical Center 13.500 3,005 (H) Now York IneJtute of Technology Main Campus 8,770 8.210 2,320 14 (H) New York institute of Technology Metro Center 8,770 5,210 (H) Now York institute of Technology-Central lailp 0,770 5,210 22002.320 14 Note: Data are not mount In every column for resoondina institutions because the item was not azrolicabis or the data ware not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, i.e.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized try the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. listed in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. (0) No 4-year pootsecondary institutions were Identified in this state or area.

53 Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-yearpostsecondary Institutions, by student level and Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuition and outlined fess Undergraduate Ittidadte Graduate 'Rudest' Public Public Meals Out-of- Out-cf- Per State at other area, and institution PIhota e Private date Bawdweek -Daltare- (H) New York Law School 7,800 14 (H) Maw York Medical Co liegis IM11=1111.11=1 New York Psychoanalytic WSW* 2.500 1.11 New York School for Psychoanalytic Psychotherap IMMI3.100 1.1111= MI (H) Now York School of Interior Design 9,200 IM .11111.11 (H) New York State Col of Ceramics at Alfred Unlv 11.111 4000 8,350 $.900 8,900 2,008 21 (H) New York Theological Seminary MI4.200.111.1111111111111. (H) New York Unhersity 14.620 MIMI10.200 mum2.700 14 taeo 19 (H) NiNsara University 8,430 MICE] irm 1.400 1.850 21 (14)Nyack College 7.010 M.11=1 Wit! Medical Center-Allied Health Education" ME 11111111 111111 r., Ni. Hamair Theologicai Seminary*" 11111 MIN 1111 kit Ohr Somayach Institutions" 11111=11111111.1 1200 21 (H) Pace Unhersity-New York irsz:mo 10.080 Erii (H) Pate Univershy-Plessantville Briarcliff Campus 8. 84MIMI10290 1.IIII2,982 1,200 21 (H) Pace University-White Plains MI mi10,080 ismirli1300 21 2,100 (H) Polytechnic University 13.080M1111111113.08011111 3,328 1,900 14 (H)Pratt Institute-Main 10,822 1111117242=11 (H) Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Seminary 12,175INN 011.111.11M 3,300 (14)Rabbincal College of Long Island IA 11111MM111.1 (H)Rabbinical Academy Mesida Rabbi Chaim Berlin" MIME Rabbinical C of Tash" IMINIEVII 11111 (H)Rabbinical College of Beth Shraga" 111111 111.11 (H)Rabbinical Canoga of Bobover Bnei lion" 1111111M111.111111ff1M11111111 (H)Rabbinical College of Ch'San Soler New York" MIIIMMII. (H)Rabbinical College of Kamenitz Yeshiva" ME= MIN Rabbinical Sem of Munkace" MEN MN 11111=.1 (H)Rabbinical Seminary of Adas Yarelm" IME .111 500 (H)Rabbinical Seminary of America 3,000 3,000 IIMI2,000 (H)Rabbinical Saminary of M'Kor Chaim" 111111 MIMI (H) Rensselaer Polytechnic institute MEI 10.871111.1 2,880 2,350 111.11,92$ 000 21 (H)Roberts Wesleyan College LOWNEIN. 2.620 (H)Rochoster Institute of Technology WEI 111M123 ran 14 (H)Rockefeller Univerelty 11111 011111 Rose Upari £ Fred Upschitz el al Pir institute =NM1,000=IEll 1,990 2,010 14 (H)Russell Saga Collage Main Campus 9,850 7,418MII Sacklar School of Medloina" 2238 21 (14)Saint Bonaventure University MINI IMMO 8.510 8,400MI= 2,750l1 720 14 (11)Saint John Fisher College II.III (H)Saint John's University New York 7,000 8.880.1111 NEM (H)Saint Joseph Collins, Main Campus 5,850 MN M11111111111.11111111 (H)Saint Josephs College-Suffolk Campus EZIM111.11111111. .1111111.1M1 u...... rt...... * ...... 0In musty [tannin far rainendinn InititutiOnsbecause Om item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (14) Higher aducatior institution, le., accredited by an agency or associationnationally recognized by lha U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reportod a combinad room and board charge. The cornbinad chargeis listed in the Room column. Nonrespondent. (I) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this date or area.

54 59 Table charges for full-tIm% full-year students at 4-year postsecondary Institt4ions, by student level and f0S10811C0 SWUM comrol Of IfISINUO011 State Of 00 UN area, ano !monsoon: Acme= year luvu-ui - conunueo Tuition and requked fen Undergraduate student* Graduate students Meals - kr- Out-of- In-Out-of- Per Stabs or other area, and hia0W8 Pdvate state state Privatesage state Room Boardweek

1,300 21 (H)Saint Josephs Saminary and College o , (H) Saint Lawrence University 14,500 7.200 2,470 2,260 21 (H)Saint Thomas Aquinas Collage 8200 2.400 (H) Saint Vladimir. Orthodox Theological Seminary 2.500 900 1.450 20 (H) Sara Schenker Teachers Seminary 2,300 (H) Sarah Lawrence Co9ege 15.530 10,298 4620 1,940 14 (H) School of Visual Me 10,070 11,120 3,800 (H) Seminary of the immaculate Conception 6630 , (H) Sh"Or Yoehuv Rabbinical College . (H) Siena Cottega 8275 2,455 1,800 21 (H) Skidmore College 14678 2,700 2,215 19 (H)St Bernard's Institute 4,080 , (H)St Francis College 5,550 (H) SUNY at Albany 1,478 4,828 2,175,5.4902,255 1,167 20 (H) SUNY at Binghamton 1678 4.928 2.270 5,5852,292 1,716 12 (11) SUNY at Buffalo 1624 4,874 2,230 5,5452275 1.858 21 (H) SUNY at Stony Brook 1,511 4,881 2.211 5,5262.338 1,528 15 (H) SUNY Collega at Brockport 1,511 4,861 2,311 5,028 2,070 1,520 21 4 (H) SUNY College at Buffalo 1,465 4,815 2.175 5,490 2.120 1,570 21 (ii) SUNY College at Cortland 1.532 4882 2,272 5687 1,950 1.420 17 (H) SUNY Cottage al Fredonia 1,529 4,879 2,279 8.694 1.930 1,830 19 (H) SUNY College at Geneseo 1,575 4,925 2,235 5.550 2,117 1.300 21 (H) SUNY College at Naw Paitz 1.531 4,881 2,331 5,64$ 2,100 1,811 19 (H) SUNY Collin* al Old Westbury 1475 4,825 2,870 1,228 19 (H) SUNY College at Oneonta 1,502 4.852 2,302 5,817 2,088 1,650 21 (H) SUNY Collage at Oswago 1.485 4845 2,175 5.4902,000 1,420 21 (H) SUNY College al Plattsburgh 1.438 4,83$ 2.285 5.600 1.900 1,510 19 (H) SUNY College at Potsdam 1,490 4.840 2,175 5.490 2,000 1,800 19 (H) SUNY College at Purchase 1605 4,885 2,305 5.820 2,420 1,552 19 (H) SUNY Collage of Agriculture & Tachn at Cobleskill 1.530 4,880 2.120 1,620 10 (H) SUNY Collega of Environmental Science and Forestry 1,485 4.515 2,210 5.525 (H) SUNY College of Optomelry 2.255 5,870 , (H) SUNY College of Technology at Farmingdale 1,580 4,930 2,350 1,598 15 (H) SUNY Empire State College 1.397 4,737 2,197 5,502 (H) SUNY Hsaith Salome Center at Brooldyn 1,455 4,835 2,250 5,565 2.875 (H) SUNY Health Scheme Center at Syracuse 1,475 4,825 2.275 5.590 2.490 (H) SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica-Roma 1.510 4,880 2,220 5.535 (H) SUNY Maritime Collage 1,670 5,020 2,180 5,495 2,120 1,828 21 (H) Syrecuae Univareity Main Campus 12,120 10,880 2,680 2,57'0 19 (H) Talmirdloal Institute of Upstate New York 3,000 3.000 2.850 21 (H) Taimudical Seminaty of °halal Torah' (H) Teachers Collage at Columbia University 10,420 4.100 Nom: Data are not present in event column for resoondina institutions because the item was not malleable or the data ware not rettorted. (H) Highar *duration institution, iv.. accredited by an agency or association nationally mcognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. °Institution mooned a combined room and board charge. The combi led charm, le listed in the Room column. Nomespondant. (if) No 4-year postsecondary institutions ware identified in this state or area.

55 Co TabletBasic charges for fun-time. full-year students at 4-year postsecondary institutions, by studentWel and Academic year 1990-91 - continued Talon and required Ws Undergraduate students Public Public In- Out-of- Out-of- law State or dhow VOL and kestitution Privatedate statePrivate state RoomBawd -Dollies- (H) The College of insurance 7,830 5,260 5,950 19 (R) The General -Seminary IIIM MI9000 2,1001.650 10 (H) The Julillord School 9450111111111.19.400 EMI3370 (H) The King's .. . 7,900 1111111111111111111M1.930 1190 (H) Toldoe Yakor Yoser (H) Torah Temlmah Taimudical Seminole' MI MIIIIMMIIIMMIII (H) Touro 6,350 =EMMEN4200NM Training inditute for Mental Health Practitioner 1=11.111.1112000 IMMI Unification - Seminary MI 7,500 2 400 900 20 (H) Union Codegre 14,4201111.1=16,100111111 2,673 2.440 19 (H) Union Theological Seminary MI10.729 !MIMI2,90 (H) United States Memhant Marine Academy NM 069 0 0 21 0 21 (H)United States Militery Academy 11.1 0 0MEMMI 0 (H)United Telma:Noel Academe' 1111111111111111.10.111111M 1.1 (H)University of Rochester 14,546MI 14,435ME 3.2272.243 14 (H)University of the State of NY Regents College 0 0Mil .11111 (H)Utica Conine of Sracuse University 5,680 IMII MI cm2,104 19 (H) Vassar College 15,190 15, 90111111111114,980ma 21 (H) Wadhams Hall SemInary-College 3,500IIIII 111111,500 1,700 21 (H) Wagner College 9200MINIM7240 INN4.700111;1 19 (H) Webb Institute of Naval kchlticture 01111111111.1111=1.111..12002450 19 (14)Wells College 11,690 MIME 4,300aim 20 %Watchmen Ind for Tmg-Counsing Psychoanar ' =II 111111 William Airman White institute' 1.111111111.111 Mill (H) Yeeh Beth Hill* Krum' .1. Yeah Beth Shearm Rab Ind` Yeshiva a Mesifta Mahe:rex Margareten" 1111. MIMI (4)Yeshiva and Wei Ha/Wm Torah" MEI MIME. (H) Yeshiva Bale Thrall' .1111.1111111 MEM (H) Yoshhis Bivel Torah' OM MIMI 1111111 (H) Yeshiva Chokes Chaim Radun' =11111111111=111 (H) Yeshiva Diwech Chaim' MIME. (H) Yethiva Karlin &din 3,000 0MN.1,000 1,000 17 (H) Yeshiva of Miltdash Meech" ° 111.11M1.110111 1.11111..111M (H) Yeshiva of Nitre Rabbinical College" 1.1.11.11 MI MM. (H) Yeshiva OW Shmuel MI 111111.11111 (H) Yeshiva Shear Hatoneh" UM MIMI (H) Yeshiva Univendly 10,310 9. 20MN 2.310 1,000 10 (H) Yeehivath Viznite MEM 111...11111111.1111 (H)Yeshivath 7/china Moshe° 11.1111=111.1 Mil Mil .1111111.11111111.111111 MOM =1111111111111111.1 Mill mess. ruta aro net mint in won minim tor ronoondino Institution because the item wee not iPolicable or the Onto were net Welted. Oft Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationallyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined morn and bawd charge. The combined charge is listed inthe Room column. Nonvespondent. (11) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified In this slate or area.

56 Cl Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary Institutions, by student level and 1.35101111111M 644311/15, gamma; sot useulasomnI g QUM,. .4f. ,...... "... ,-..-- -.-- 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required tees

studerts ci. . t Public Meals IIIIn- IF Out Por State or other aria, and Institution state state state Room -Dollars- North Carolina

Slam Wel 1=1 .105 5,563 3,859 1,126 5,350um1 560 1111111111111111111.1111111111111111 11111 (H) Appalachian State University Mill1.160 la:11111111.19°nal 1.000 15 (H) Barber-Sootia College 4,000 11111111111.1,182 1.305 19 (H) Bruton College 5.730IIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIII 1.225 1.370 21 (H) Belmont Abbey Canoga 6.940 1.= 1,600 10 (H) Bennett College 5,230 IIM IIIMICIES3 19 (H) Campbell University Mc tan 1.020 1,414 16 iiii1,800 (H) Catawba College 7.300IIIIIII 111111111111111.111112.100 10100 21 (H) Davidson College maim NNIEIN1.872 1 ,980 19 (H) Duke University 14,222 9 435 2,456 2,610 21 Durham Co Gen Hsp Sch of Anesthesia for Nurses 111111 MUM1240 1240ININIIII (H) East Carolina University 111111,090 5,82111111111,090 5,521 1,240 1,480 14 (H) East Coast Bible College 12:23111111=11111E1 Elstowtoso 20 (H) Elizabeth City State University torr 5065OM 1 lee 1,108 21 (H) Elon College 8.770 2.250 1,450 1.300 19 (H) Fayetteville State University OM 981 5,513MIMI 981 5,513 1.300 850 21 (H) Gardner-Webb College 622011.11111.112,640 111111111060 1,800 21 (H) Greensboro College 8,201IIIIII 1111111NEE311011 19 (H) Guilford College 9 884 1.1.1 111171311121 21 Heritage Bible College 1.3801=11=1111E111=1=11.200 1.990 20 (H) High Point College 6,085 11111=1111111111111=1.190UM 19 (H) John Moiety College 11123111111111111111111111111111111.20011.1 (H) Johnson C Smith University 5.671In NM 1.190 1.102 19 (H) Lees-Mcrae College 1,370Cal 21 (H) Lenoir-Rhyne College IFIENNum=I136011711 21 (H) Livingstone College 3,784 1,030EMI 19 (H) Mars Hill College 1200, =MIMI1.290 1.625 21 (H) Meredith Coilege 5,310 2.880MI 1.310 1,310 21 (H) Methodid College 7.200 IMO 1,050 1.950 21 (H) Montreal-Anderson College 5250 ME 1,268 1,71 2 (H) Mount Olive Collage ICC:3E111E111 lim1,200 1,350 21 (H) North Carolina Agricultural and Technical St Univ EINEM9.9491=1111131=11404 1.020 21 (H) North Carolina Central University latomErai 1.921EMI=1,248 20 H) North Carolina School of the Ana 111:311111=111=11=1113:111.40411113 21 (H) North Carolina State University at Raleigh 1,109 5,777111.11111.120N31.350 1,580 20 (H) North Carolina Wesleyan College 0,730 1.250 2.000 20 (H) Pembroke State University 641 4,829 641 4,820 1.040 1.110 20 (H) Pfeiffer College 0,920 MIMI 2.790 .11111 1,270 1,590 21 (H) Piedmont Bible College 2,970 11.111.1111.1.1111111.11 1,090 1,490 21 .. ,...... ,ha wigimlnffir ratoondfna institutions Weaves the item was not applicable or thedataWON not reported (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by theU.S.Secretary of Education. 'Institution repotted a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. Nortrespondent. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were Identified in this stale or area.

57 RESTCOPY MILANI 62 Table 1.--Basic chargesfor full-time, full-year students al 4-year postsecondary Metkutlons, by studentlevel and residence status, control of Institution, state Of other area, and lostftutlon; Academic year 1990-91 -continued Tuition and required tees Undergraduate students Gradual. students Public PubUc Meals In- CM-01- Out-ol- Per Sate at other area, and institution PrivateOath stilePiked*slats state RoomBoardweek

(H) Cueing College 8,500 1,575 ,300 1900, 1 (H) Roanoke Bible College 2A511 900 1.300 18 (H) Saint Andrews Presbyterian Coaego 11.150 1,410 2260 21 (H) Saint Augustine's College 4, 1.270 1,724 21 (H) Salem Canoga 9.082 2,340 2.700 2,900 21 (14) Shaw University 4230 1200 1,900 20 (H) Southeastom Brwtist Theological Seminary MO 800 945 1.043 5231 1.043 5,031 1,370 1.400 19 (H)University of North Carolina at Ashwille h (H) University of North Carolina at Charlotte 1,033 5,564 1.033 8.504 1,350 1,242 21 (H) University* North Carollne at Oreensboro 1283 6,031 1.363 8.031 1.580 1,785 14 (H) University of North Carolina Chapel Hill 1,083 5,751 1,078 5,745 1,570 1,710 19 1,218 21 (H)University of North Carolina Wilmington 1.187 5.719 1.187 5,719 1,818 (H) Wake Forest Untvorsity 9.700 9,700 1,530 1.500 14 (H) Warren Wilson College 7,500 0,150 1,425 1,428 2 po viiamem Carolina University 1.114 5,848 1, 50 5.882 1 .180 1,000 21 (H) Wingate College 5,870 1,350 1,450 21 Winston Salem Bible College" (H) Winston-Salem State University 087 4,975 1.320 1.240 21

North Dakota

Mato average - 3.752 1.782 4,482 2.105 5,309 898 1,312 10

(H) Dickinson Slats University 1,538 4,130 870 1,100 15 (H) Jameatown College 6,420 1,330 1,880 19 (H) Mayville State University 1,885 4.157 759 1,320 14 (H) Medoentor One Collo,* of Nursing 1,580 710 (H) Minot Stake University 1,053 4,125 2,187 5 553 890 1,058 15 (H) North Dakota Slate Unhersity Main Campus 2.040 5.190 1,878 4,758 790 1,398 St Aledue School of Medical Technology 1.200 4 19 (H)Trinity Bible Collage 4.480 1,589 (H) University of Mary 5.170 950 1,370 20 (H) Unkwreity of North Dakota Main Campus 2,040 5258 2,250 5,815 870 1,320 15 (H) Val* City State Unhorsity 1,0311 4.110 &TO 1,284 10

1.703 Sista avorago 7,723 2,438 5,618 5271 3.118 5,494 2,015 19

(H) Air Force Institut, of Technology Note: Data are not present in even, column for resoondino institutions because the Item was notapplicable or the data were not reported. (14) Higher oducation institution, is., accredited by an agency or association nationallyrecognized by tha U S. Secretary of Education. *Institution repottad a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listedIn tho Room column. "Nonrespondont. (9) No 4-year postsecondary institutions wort idontilied in this state or area.

58 63 Table 1.-Basic charms for fuN-tims, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary institutions, by student levai and residence status, control of Institution, state or other area. and institutior Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required foss Underipredusle students Ciraduale students Pub Bo Public Meals , in- Out-oe- in- Clut-ol- Per Stale or ether ana. and institution Pvl b.dub Prima*.stale RoomBoardweek

Allegheny Wes law College (H) Antioch School for AWN and Experiential Learning 0,978 4.200 (H) Antioch University-Main Campus 13,710 1,190 1.550 19 (H) Art Academy of Cincinnati 8,500 2.800 (H) Ashland Unlit's/shy" (H) Mhenaeum of Oh lo 4,800 4.800 2,000 1,900 21 Aultman Hospital School of Nurse Anesthesia" (H) Ss ids/in-Wallace College 9225 1,785 1.890 14 (H) Bluffton Collage 7,030 1284 1,851 21 (H) Somme° College of Ohio 4.800 2,450 21 (H) Howling Green State Unlversfty Main Campus 2,808 8,158 3,850 7,000 1.424 1,090 11 (H) Capitol University 10,300 5,000 1.480 2.030 20 (H) Case Western Reserve University 12,902 12,810 2,270 1,900 14 (H) Cedarville College 4.947 1,530 1.725 21 (H) Central Rate University 2,247 4.788 1,809 1.944 10

Christian Union School of the Bible* , (H) Cincinnati Bible Collego & Seminary 3,388 3,000 1,290 1.538 17 Cincinnati Christien College*" (H) Cincinnati Callow. of Mortuary Science 8.000 (if)Circleville Bible College 3,850 1250 1.800 21 (H) Cleveland College of Jewish Studies" (H) Cleveland Institute of Art 10,350 2,100 1,900 14 (H) Cleveland Institute of Music 10,935 10,936 2,575 2,180 14 (H) Cleveland State University 2,874 6,412 3,504 0,708 3,378 19 7.500 4,752 1,980 1.710 21 (H) College of Mount Saint Joseph , (H) College of Wooster 12.480 1,480 2,480 21 (H) Columbus College of Art and Design 7,800 2278 1,824 19 (H) Defiance College 7,900 1.330 1.710 20 (H) Denison University 13,510 2.000 1,740 21 , , (H) Dewy Institute of Teclmology 4,090 4.500 4,500 (H) DYlw Con000 .- (H) ET1Tecimicsal College 5,110 1.740 (H) Franclecin Unherally of Steubetwille 8.490 4290 1,550 1,850 (H) Franklin Uniwireity 4,350 (H) God's Bible School end Conroe 1,170 2,050 845 21 (H) Hebrew Union roliege4swish institute of Religion 8,000 3,000 19 (H) Heidelberg College 10,910 4,080 1,5110 1,900 20 (H) Hiram College 11,115 1,500 1,041 21 (N) John Carroll University 1,512 4.908 22002100 19 (H) Kent State University Main Csimpue 3,000 8,008 3.202 0.202 1,75$ 1.250 21 (H) Kenyon College 14,805 1,360 1,910 20 (H) Lake Erie College 7240 0,120 3,900 10 (H) Lourdes College 4,100 Mow Date are nal oreeent In swim column kw resoondina Institutions because the item wee not aoolicabi or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, I.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge le listed In the Room column. mNonrespondent. (0) No 4-3ou7 postsecondary Institution were identified in this state or area.

59 64 Table1.--Basic charges tor full-trrne, full-year students at 4-year postsecondaryInstitutions, by student lever and lc year 1990-91 - continued TUltion and rewired Mee Undergraduate studenb Graduate students POW Meals In- Out-of- in- Out-et- per ante or other area, and institution Privatestate state Privatesftft state RoomBawdweek -Mime- (H) Melons College 7,302 3,420 1,425 1,425 21 Matfett* Bible College me. IMIIIIIIIIIIN (ft)Marietta College 10,940 1,650 1 550 (H) Medic& College of Ohio at Toledo IIIII 4,052 5,092 (H) Methodst Theological School Ohio** MINIUM IIIIIIIMIIMIll (H) Miami Unlverelty Middletown M2,47$Et3 111111111111111111=1 (H) Miami University Oxford Campus 3.388 7,388MI3,538Km1.440 1,960 21 (H) Mount Union College 10,680 IIIIIIMMI 1310 1.890 21 (H) Mount Vernon Nazarene Col lam Imumnimmo1.500 1 240 21 10,980 3,000 1111.1 1,200 2.100 20 (H) ' C0509e IIII. (H) Notthesetem Ohl° University College of Medicine" ' IM11.1 11111.1111111 (H) Notre Dame College 0270MIMI 1,200 2,000 19 (H) Oberlin College*" MilMI IMMO (H) Ohio College of Pediatric Medicine"' IMOMIIM MUM (H) Ohio Dominican College 0,660 .11111.111.111 3 080NEI 20 (H) Ohio Notthern University 10345 MI 1111111,380 1,815 21 19 (i) Ohio State University Main Campus BM0,042 3,321 8,60413:31,850 (H) Ohio SUM University-Urna Campus 112:3=3 3.231 8.514MEM (H) Ohio State University-Mansfield Campus I=2253Km..3,231 8,514 MI (H) Ohio State Unlversity-Marlon 2.253113,3=13,231 8,514 (H) Ohlo State University-News* Campus IIM2253 0.552M111111E1111111E11 (H) Ohio University Chillicothe Branch MEI 5,203 MI (H) Ohlo University Ironton Branch IIA2.03113E301.1.111=1.1111. (H) Ohio University Lancaster Branch MI2.100IIIM Mill= (H) Ohio University Mein Campus nal5.505 3,038 8,120 1.707 1.767 (H) Ohio University Zanesville Branch IM2,199 5.283IIIIII MO (H) OW University-Belmont 2,199 5,283 (H) Ohio Wesleyan University 12.328MIIIMI 2.290 2238 21 (H) Otterbein College 10,095IIMIMII10,095 1,596 . ,094 19 Payne Theological Seminary IMMIEM 721.1 (H)Pontifical College Joesphlnum 4240 MO5°40Mil 1.750 1,750 21 (H) Rabbinical College UMW' MI MINIIIIIIIIIMI (H) Saint Miry SirminatY IIIIIMMII5.430MIIIIIM0055 21 Saint Thomas Institute" MIIIIIIMIM (H) Shawnee State University IIIIII1,893 2,897MIMI Temple Baptlet College 2,120 MOEN =NM (H) The Union Institute" IMIMIMMOIO MOM (H) The University of Findlay 0.000 MIIIIIIII1 ,738 1 ,800 21 Tiffin Uni versity LaoIMMO0 000MOM1,850 1,675 _19 Tri State Bibleconoge MIMEMiliMIMINEMi (H) T Lutheran Seminary IIMIIIIMOI3.000 111.0111311.1 (H) United Theological Seminary MUM.0,050Ill. KM 210 Ala MI MINI/Iftt hi swamcolumn ter resnondina institutions became the Item wee not applicable or the data were notreported. (H) Higher education Institution. Ls. accredited by en agency or associetkrnnationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. "Institution repotted a combined room and board charge. The combined charge isUMW In the Room column. "Nottrespondent. (9) No 4-year postsecondary krstituticne were identified In this state or area. Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students al 4-year postsecondary InstNutIons, by student level and romanceSUMS, C0111r01or insutunon, stale or omer area, ana Insulation:PICIGISMIC Year WU Ii-trl -con'nnuen Ton and required fees Undergraduate students Graduate studante Public Public Meals Out-oi- In- Out-of- Per State or other area. and institution Privatestate Mee Privateatats utats RoomBoardweek -Dollars- University Hoop of Cleveland Soh of Medi Techn`' (H) University of Akron. Main Campus 2,432 5,972 2,910 5,3123.200 20 (14)Univeraity of Cincinnati Main Campus 2.1138 8,774 4.410 8,6882237 1,811 19 (H) University of Dayton 8220 2,991 2,040 1 734 18 (H)University of Rio Grande 4.845 1,2001250 21 (H) University of Toledo 2,528 5,781 2,489 8,708 1,899 810 8 (H) Urbana Univarsity 6.470 1.3802,080 19 (H) Ursuilne Censor IMO 3,000 1280 1.830 20 (14) Wahrh Collage 6,180 3250 1,500 1.600 19 (H) Wliberforca Univarsity 5,878 3,200 21 (H) Wilmington Collage 8280 3,000 19 Winebrenner Theological Seminary 3,500 3,500 (H) Wittonberg University 12.747 1.893 1,950 15 (H) Wright Rata Univarsity Main Campus 2,494 4.983 3,138 5.6052,295 1,305 10 (H) Xriier University 9.000 5.040 1,970 1,9401 19 (H) Youngstown Sate University 2.190 3,390 1,863 2.781 3,406 1,275 19

altitt 4,333 1.259 3,3823.820 1,252 3.322 1.187 1,329 19

(H) Bartlesville Wesleyan College 5.140 1.200 1,500 21 (H) Cameron University 1,035 2,837 972 2,340 982 1 ,1 20 (H) Central Stale Unhersity 1,054 2,911 1,405 less 1,992 Comm:ha County 11411111011a1 Hosp School of Med Tech (H) East Central University 1,189 2248 924 2294 MO 1.192 14 (H) Flaming Rainbow University 3,400 (H)Hilfeciala Fro* Will Baptist College 2,850 1,100 1.510 19 (14)Langston Unlvarsity 1,204 2,981 933 2.303 880 1 ,214 20 (H) Mid Amadei Bible College 9.134 999 790 17 (H) Northeastam State URN/v*2y 1,214 3.082 1,244 3271 808 1.304 20 H) Northwestern Oklahoma State University 1230 3.255 1200 3,034 838 1,060 16 (H) Oldshoma Baptist University 4.080 1.140 1 530 20 (H) Oklahoma Christian Univarsity of Science and Arts 4,400 4,284 1.330 1270 20 (14) Oklahoma City University 4,800 3,600 1,810 1,890 14 (H) Oklahoma Missionwoo °oft.** (H) Oidahome Slats University Main Campu .568 4,525 1,575 4.5482,878 (H) Oral Roberts University** (H) Panhandle State Univareity 1,275 3,150 8001200, (H) PhiMps Univarsity 7,594 4 988 950 1,800 18 (H) Southeastern Oklahoma Slate University 1,202 3,082 1,235 3,082 900 1,138 19 Note: Data am not present In every column for rasoondino institutions because the item was not acolloabla or the data war* not reported. (H) Higher education bctilutice, i.e., accredited by an &gamy or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Bacretary of Education. *imititution Warted a combined room and board charge. Th. combined charge le listed in the Room ooiumn. **Nonresponciant. (0) No 4-yser postsecondary institutions were identiflid in this state or area. Table1.--Basic charges for full-thne, full-year students at4-year postsecondary Institutions, by studentlevel and 1990-91 - continued ivonnomo. emaim wissliew .."" MM"."...... ,...... '

.::°.:Liiiiii".2211.111111111111r1"1"1"11111171111 Public Out-ol- psr State or other atea. and instkution Rstate Room1

(H) Southern Nazarene University" (14)Southweetern College of Christian Ministries" 11=1111111 .1.1.1.111111 3,035 1.470 1=1 15 (4) Southwestern Oklahoma State Uniwirrsity gm3,052 ME1,205 (H) Thr. College of Osteopathic Medicine of OSU" MI 1111111.1.11.1.11.11 Tom S Gafford School of Medical T 'I' MIME IIIMIIIIIIM11.1111 (H) University of Mahone Health Science Center learionom1 407Eta 1.630 20 (H) University of Oklahoma Norman Campus 1.574 4,530 1111/.1.656Emu= 3,093111111 ME 000 1200, 19 (14)University of Science and Ms of Oidahoma 1,209 1,580 1,850 19 H) University of Tulsa 7,950 MEM0.990 Valley View Regional Hospital School of Medi Techn 0 =NI. MOM 1.1111111111111.11 MEM OM 1....1 a. NM MEM MEM =MI NIIIMMI 2,878 1,883IZMI 18 State average - Eal2,000 5.129En II=1 ..11.111 ME 2.450 (H) Bassist College 7.029.11111111111.111M NM (H) Columbia Christian College 5,160 1111111M111=1111.090 1,630 20 2.550 1.200 19 (H) Concordia College 7400IIIIIMIIIIIMEMI 1.8110 1,200 15 (H) Eastern Oregon State College MOM 1,784 (H) Eugene itIble College 171E1=1 NIIIIIMII1,009NM 20 3.400 1.500 1,040 (H) George Fax 8 070IIIII la (H) ITT Technical institute LWIIIIIIII.11 Mil ..11 2,022 20 (H) Levi, and Clark College 12.588MU=5 580ENEIn teas 19 (H) Unksid College 10,150 1.11111113.700 am (14)Maryihurst College CM BM MN 1.000 2.000 21 (H) Mount Angel Seminary 3,200 3200MN= 1,230 1.070 20 (H) Munnomsh School of Bible 4,900Eli 5.280MM. (H) National Colleoe of Naturopethic Medicine** MI =II .111 4.0741111111.1113,042 ' (H) Northwest Christian College KM = Oregon College of Oriental Medicine" Mill MIIMIIIIIIIIIMI (H) Oregon Graduate Institute of Science & Technology MINI8.28811.01 MI 5,870 1,557 (14) Oregon Health Science University ME 2,052 0,654 E3 1,450 1,730 19 (H) Oregon institute of Technology ME 1,880 5,522 MM. Oregon School of Architecture & Design 0979 111111.111 8.87811111111.1.11111 2,736 4.038 :.810 1,670 15 (H) Oregon State University MOM 8.837 (H)Pacific Northwest College ofArt csso MIN.11111111 MN 9.600 1,370Erzi 14 (H)Pacific University 10248 MI MI 1.454 2.225 19 (H) Portland State University INIIIIIIIIIII=1 ilzi 4,677 2,130 2,200 19 (H) Reed College 14.650EINEM MOM 2,040 730 15 (H) Southern State College NM1.824 lerim2,073 WM 19 01 of Oregon EIMEIZEIIIII2,823 KM1.122111=1 wAittnlf% &W. IIIMIWAIRft Inatitutions became the item was not aogolicabill, or tho data ware not Wooled. of Education. (H) Higher educatiOn Institution, I.e., accredited by an agency orassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary "Institution reported a combined room and board charge.The combined charge is listed In the Room column. MONAIIPOntlint. (0)No 4-year postssoondary institutions were identifiedin this state or area. TWA 1. -432111C Chart0111 for fue-time, fuV-year students at 4-year ponsecondwyInstitutions, by student kwel and residence status, control of Institution, state or otner arm, ano IRIZAIRIOM ACIlizernic tianr-nrcurninueu TUNIon and required bee Undergradade ettelents Graduate students Public PUbtio Meals In- Out-oli- In- Out-ol- Per State or other amea, and institution Mylesstale stele PrIsalestale dale RoomBoardweek ...(Oolisre- 1,400 (14) of Portland 9,112 5.505 (H) Warner Pacific College 6,200MI 3.1441111111111.1,300 1,888 19 (H) Western Sapid 1079MIME 3,042 19 (H) Western Conservative Baptist Seminary MN MEI4.99011111 (H) Western Ewingelloal Seminary 5,700 ME (H) Western Oregon State College II.11,812rE3 ram 4,530 1,281 1,591 15 (H) Western States Chiropractic College 11,981 ME 111.1111111 (H) Willamette University 10.730 I=9,900 MIMIMI3.703Mg 19 NEI 1111111 = 111111111.11.1 1111111..1 111111111111=111111. State MAK noicazi 7,011 5,949 3293 5.147 1,988am 19 MUM EN MEIN (H) Academy of the New Church 3,228MI MN 2,895Ma 21 Academy of Vocal Arts" 1.11 111111111. (H)Al . ht College 11,800 11111111111.11=1.1111.970 1,1393 21 (H) Allegheny College 14,000 111111111111111M2,010 1903 20 (H) Allentown College of Saint Francis de Sale 7,150 .111111111111.111.970 1,820 19 (H)Alvernla College CE1 Mali1,320 1,960 19 (H) Am -loan College" M11 11111111111111 (H) Annenberg Research Institute 111111.111111111,000 MI (H) Baptist Bible College and Seminary 4,979 4,500Mill 1,188 1.783 21 (H) Boswo Callow, 9.765 1..1110,393 NM4.400Mg 19 (H)Biblical Theological Seminary MINIM3.490 =MIMI 19 01 Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania EM2.91911373 2,408 3,014 1,480 1,008 (H) Bryn Mawr College CIDM 13 0001111111111.3,200 2 300 20 (H)Bucknell Univereity 14,800Mill 8200 MI2,000KM 21 (H) Cabrinl College 7,280IIIIII 4,790MI 21 (H) California University of 'Pennsylvania En2.949.21B 3.29411231,500 14 Calvary Win Theohogloal Seminary NIB 2.840 MUM (.1)Carlow College 8,338MEM.axe111.11111.4,000 1,750 19 (H) Carnegie Mellon University 14,080 15,280 I=2,800 22045 4.1 19 (H) Cedar Crest College 11,1301.1111= um4,658Em (H) Chatham College 10.10311.11111.11111.1 MEM 20 (f4) Chestnut Hill College 7,550 ...1111111111111 1.710 2,090 21 (H) Cheyney University of Pennsylvan tri4,622IMMIEMEIM1,372 1.584 19 Christ the Saviour Seminary 2,075 11.111=1111111.200 700 19 (H) Clarion University of Penneyivenia-Cladon 2,508 4,878 2.300 2,970 1,450 1,100 20 (H) Clarion University of Pennsylvania Venango Cam ' 11=111111 1111111 11111 (H) Collage Misericordia 7.90011.111111111111.111 notan 19 (H)Curtis institute of Music 30011111 300 UN N. Data ore not oreasntin every column for resoondino Institutions because the item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution. Le., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretaryof Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. listed In the Room column. *Nonrespondent. (ft) No 4-year postsecondary Institutions were Identified In this state or area

63 GS Table 1.--Bast charges for full-Urne, full-year students at 4-year postsecondaryInstitutions, by student lei* and .1111111===.1.1Institution: Academic year 1890-91continued Undergraduate student* anutuale students Put& ihrbito Msi in- out-oli- in- Cdit-of- Per Sale or other yea, and institution Private*ate ehas state state Room ...1.-Oollare- (H) Delaware Valley College of Science and Agriculture 8.710 1.725 2.000 20 (H) Dickinson 14.500 ME 2,240 1,990 21 (H) Dickinson School of Law ME8.480MEM"1.780 tug 21 (H) Drexel University 10,319ff. CIMI 111Mrszi 5.580 2,423 1,894 20 (H) . University 8,550 (H) East - University of Pennsylvania 1.112.842KM 2,502 3.105 1.753E3 19 1,460 (H) Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary 111.111111111.15200. NM (H) Eastern College 8.720 11111111.1.8.24011111 1,000 1,870 20 (H) Edinboro University of PenneAvania 2,590Illni 2,572 lm1,404 1,500 14 (H) Elizabethtown College 10.700 MEI 1.850 1,900 19 (H) Evangelical School of Theology EMI 3,390 NMI1.000OM (H)Faith Theologicai Seminary ..111.1111.112,100 400MN (H) Franklin and Marshall College' IIIIIMIIIIIMIMIII 1.111 (H) Gannon University" 1.1111.11111111EM (H) Geneva College 7 140 6,040ME 1,570 1,810 21 (H) Gettysburg College 15,280 IIIIII 1.080 1,520 20 (H) Gratz College a Mill 1111.1 (H)GUMCity College EM11.1=1.11 2,390 1.560 21 (i) Gwynedd-Mercy College 7.90011111111114,800 4.000 19 (H) Hahnemann University 7,100 MEI8.200 NM (H) Haverford Col 14,950 111111111111 2.800 2.250 21 (H) Mel Faint Coil 1,500 1.11.11MI (H) immaculate College 7 250 5,400 2,100 2,100 21 (H) Indiana University of Pennsylvania 2,604 4.538 2,520 3,125 1,335 1.140 20 (H) Juniata College 11.520 MMES.1,540 1,830 20 (H) 1048 0011911 7,980EMI EMI 1.750 2.050 19 1.708 IMO 20 (14)Kutztown University of Pennsylvania MI4,888 2,350Nizi (H) La Roche College cumIIIIM EMI 2,154 19 (H) La Salle University 0.180IIIIIIIMIMIIMII 2,550 2600 19 (H) Lafayette College 14,000 MIMI2,350 2,250 20 (H) Lancaster Bible College 8.180 MEM=1.080 1.740 21 (H) Lancaster Theological Seminary 4,415 ME= 21 (ri) Lebanon Valley College 10,050 2.040 2 200 21 (H) Lehigh University 14,8001111.M114,000MI 2,590 1,940 21 (H) Uncoin University 2,510 3,730IMIEMIIIMI1,400 1,300 21 (H) Look Haven University of Pennsylvania lin2 458 4,502Illitrill..1,500IMEI 19 (H) Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg ME 3,046 Ill. 560 1,420 0 (H) Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia 111111=1111.12,814 1M 8001=1 20 (H) Lycomlng College 10.200111. 1.900 1.750 21 Manna Bible Institute*" 111.1111111.1111M111.1 (H) Mansfield University of Pennsylvania 2,557 4,401MEI2,432 3,835 1,540 1,000 20 (H) Mar)wood College 7,770 MI4.4401111.11.111 1,1100 1.700 19 (H) Meroyhuna College 8, 25 MEM1.880 20 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was notapplicable, or the data wer not reported. (H) Higher education institution, la accredited by an agency or association nationally recognizedby the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in theRoom column. "Nonrespondent. (6) No 4-year poetsecondery institutions were identified in this state or area, Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary instthdlons, by student level and residence status, control of institution, state or other area, and institutimr Academicar 1900-91 - continued Tuition and required ime Undergraduate students Graduate students Public Public Meals , in-Out-ot- In- Out-ol- Per State or other ansa, and butitution Priva la state state Mete ebbe statii RoamBoardweek -041.4m...... --.... (H) Messiah Conger 8,070 1,900 2.040 21 (H)Millareville University of Pennsylvania 2,838 4,870 2,530 3.242 1,520 1,290 20 Montgomery Hospital School of Nursing Anesthesia" , (N) Moore Collaga of Art and Dmign 10,700 4,000 20 (H) Moravian Colleoe .11.080 . 2.000 1,720 21 Moravian Theological Seminary 5.780 1.100 1,720 21 (H) Muhienberg Ccitege 14.015 2.040 1.910 20 (H) Neumann Collega 7.580 5,500 (14)Pennsylvania College of Optometry 7,500_ 2.540 _. , (H) Pennsylvania College of Pediatric Medicine 1,925

(H)Pennsylvania Collage of Stmight Chiropriutic' . (H)Pennsylvania State Univ Erie Behrend College 4,048 8.44eLJ.520 8.980 1.670 1.040 18 (H)Pennsylvania State Univ Harrisburg Capital Col 4.048 * 44I J4.520 8.900 1.570 1,940 15 (Pi)Pennsylvania Mate Univ Milton Harshey Medi CU 520 8,980 '_ (H)Pennsylvania State Univ Worthington Scranton Cam 3,922 8,44.4 (H) Pennsylvania State University Allentown Campus 3,922 8444 (H) Pennsylvania State Univereity Altoona Campus 3.922 8.444 1.670 1.940 15 (H) Pennsylvania Slate University &WM Campus 3,922 8.444 1,570 1.940 18 (H) Pennsylvania State University Barks Campus 3.922 0444 1.570 1,940 18 (H) Pennsylvania Slate University Delaware Campus 3,922 8,444 (H)Pennsyivania State University Du Bois Campus 3,922 5,444 (H)Pannsylvenia Stat. University Fayette Campus 3,922 8.444 (H)Pennsylvania State University Great Valley 4.520 8.980 (H)Pennsylvania State University Hazleton Campus 3.922 8.444 1.570 1,940 17

1 (H)Pennsylvania State University Main Campus 4,048 8,444 4.520 8,980 1.570 1.940 18 (H)Pennsylvania State University McKeesport Campus 3,922 8,444 1,570 1,940 18 (H)Pennsylvania State Univarsity Mont Alto Campus 3,922 8.444 1.570 1,940 10 (H) Pennsylvania State University New Kensington Cam 3.922 0444 (H) Pennsylvania State University Ogontz Campus 3.922 8,444 (H)Pennsylvania State University Schuylkill Campus 3.922 8,444 1.570 1,940 15 (H) Pannsylvanla State University Shenango Valle/ Cam 3,922 8,444 (H) Pennsytvania State University Wilkes-Barre Campus 3.922 8.444 8.444 (N) Pennsylvania State University York Campus . 3,922 1 (H)Philadelphia bollege of Bible 5.870 1,800 1,800 19 (H)Philadelphia Collaga of Osteopathic Medicines` (H)Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science 8.800 8,500 2.800 1.280 10 (H)Philadalphia Collins of Textiles and Science 8188 5,040 2.050 2.144 19 Philadelphia Institut. 4.970 1.800 , . Philadelphia School of Psychoanalysis 1,100 , Philadelphia Thsological Seminary 2,400 Pittsburgh Psychoanalytic institute Inc 1,500 , (H)Pittsburgh Thaological Seminary 5,004 1.245 Note.. Data are not present in every column for resoondino institutions because the item was not applicable or the data ware not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized try the U S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. Nonrespondent. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

65 70 Table 1.--13ssic charges tor tuil-tims, tuft-yew students at 4-yeerpostsecondary Martian& bY idadard WIN and Academic vow 1990-91 - continued upippWillul R.I. I'm..."...... --. - -- _ IMMIM=1=11.011.1 Mil=== c LEIrlig."1"1111 Public Meets In- 011-04- pm' State or other area, and institution MIR 00114rerl- 1.850 1.800 14 (H)Point Park College 7.122 4.140 Rscondructionist Rabbiniord College MIIIIIMMI=4,790 MEM 300 4 (H) Reformed Presbyterian Theological Steninary 111111 900 (H) Robert Morris College 4,990 1.994Km 19 (H) Rosemont College $350 MIIIIIIIIIIM 113 . 19 Sacred Heart Hospital-Allied Health Programs 400MI 490 1.11 1960 2,100 19 (H)Saint Francis MUM Ezimmim 10 (H)Saint Joseph's Unlwesity LT:31111111111M0,720MIMI3.*90 1.800 8.488 1111111112131.794 19 (14)Saint Vincent College =II= 1.040 1.794 21 (H)Saint Vincent Seminary MI9.400OM Seminary of the East"' 1.11 IME 1.1111 19 (H) Satan Hill College 8.100MI I= 1,380 2,040 2.588 toso le (14)Shipponsburg University of Pennsylvania .11112,894 4.728 =Um 1.482 14 (H)Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania 2.008 4.7021111.12.888EMI mej (H)Spring Garden Cr:lieges' Mil Mil 1.000 2.000 19 (H)St CharlesBOROMOOSeminary 4,550 4.500Mill St Tikhon Theotogical Seminary** MI 111.11111111 Mill 1,940 1.910 21 (H) Susquehanna University 13,120 MIIIMIMII 2,810 20 (H) Swarthmore College 15,3101111.11.115 310IIIIIMI2 810 (i) Talmud Yeahhra of Philadelphia' =MOM 1111111=1 (H) Temple University 1111.1113:311=111119.040KM2.904 1.494 10 (H) The Medical Collage of Pennsyivan '' .1.111111111===.111111111 (H) The University of the Arts 10,070 10.070NM 3.400.1111 19 (H) Thiel Collage MIMI milmnim2 104 1,924 (H) Thomas Jefferson University 10,500IIIIII 8,700 1.890.11 Transyhrenta Bible School' 1.111111.111MMIIIIII (H)Trinity Episcoprd School for Ministry ME MN3.270 =II University Center at Harrisburg'. =MIN MIME (H)University of Penny/Imre' 11111111. ..111.11 111 1,750 1,710 19 (H)University of Pittsburgh Bradford Campus IMI4,299 8,870 MO 1,880 1,440 19 (H)University of Pittsburgh Greensburg Campus EEI8950 NM 1,840Km 19 (H)University of Pittsburgh Johnstown Campus ME4,282 8534M 10,838 2.108 1,408 19 (H)University of Pittsburgh Main Campus azicue=NEM um1 710 10 (i-1)University of Scranton MM.MI 1.700 2,550 21 (H) Ursinus College 11.400IMIIIMI 1.11.... (H)Valley Forge Christian College 3.748NM .11111.11111:31993 20 2,720 2500 xi (H) Villanova University 10.490MM..4.558 =11 1,600 1,830 21 (H) Washington and Jefferson College 11 9301..1.11111. MI (H) Waynesburg College 7,220 MI0940 NMBM1.450 21 19 (H) West Chester University of Pennsylvania 2,528 4.5821.111 2,410 3,018um1,010 1.440 19 (H) Westminster College 9 820 MEI9.700 IIII. 1,290 1,640 1,050 19 (H) Westminster lad Seminary NM 9.130 =NM .1-....rt...... wed ~meant ill SWIcv enhantn farramandine institutions because the Item was not applicable or the data were notreported. (H) Higher education institution. 1.4r- accredited by an agency orassociation nationally recognized try the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. Thecombined charge is listed in the Room column. Nonrespondent. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area. Table 1.--Basic charges tor full-thne, fun-year students at 4year postsecondary Institutions, by student towel and romance maws, contra or insoluvon, Iran or cum arsa, ano met mom liCa DannYear iIPAKIll "=num= TuN1411 and rewired bee A Underrates* sludints Snide* student, Pablo Public Meath kt-Out-c.- in-Oul-ol- per State or other wee, and inadlution eale OMMllestale stale RoomBoredwest ... .,.. ,,, . . . , op- (H) Widener University Pennsylvania Compile 9,700 $.150 2,200 2,130 10 (H) Wilkes University 11,476 9,210 2,200 1.000 le 10,070 L222 2,309 21 (H) Wilson College , (H) Yoshlvath Beth Moshe"

1 (H) York College Pennsylvania 4,190 1,379 1,420 2.500 York Hospital ,

abode Island ,

State average - 9,882 2,200 5,890 0.539 2.190 4,423 2,742 2,281 19

(H) Brown University 18,114 10.040 2.9202.050 20 (H) Bryant College of Business Administration 0,005 LOW 2,000 2,327 19 (H) Johnson and Wales University 7,800 6,618 3,702 12 (H) New England Inetftubi ;A Technology 7.905 (H) Providence Wine 11,030 1.740 2.350 2.860 21 (H) Rhode Island College 1.850 4.714 1,1101 3.475 1.9202,300 19 (11) Abode Island School of Design 13.130 13,130 2.780 2,825 10 (H) Roger Williams Wimp 9,400 2,340 2,410 19 (H) Salve Regina College 10.050 5,150 3,585 1,835 20 (H) St Joeeph Hospital of Medical Technology 1,000 1.000 (H)Universfty of Rhode Island 2.581 7.085 2,579 9,371 2.421 1.884

South Carolina

State average - 0,292 2.189 4.734 3.534 2,150 2,517 1.592 1,430 19

(H)Allen University' a (H) Benedict College 4,571 2,410 1,209 20 (H) Bob Jones University 3,520 3520 3.180 21 (H)Central Wesleyan College 0,500 900 1,277 21 (H) Charleston Southern University 8,124 0,124 1,451 21 (H) Citadel Military College of South Carolina 2,725 5,888 1.800 1,000 810 1,488 20 (H)Claffin College 4,018 000 1.320 21 (H) Clemson University 2,470 0,000 2,470 2,470 1,500 1,4311 21 (H) Coker College 7,085 3,101 1,444 21 (H) College of Charleoton 2.300 4,550 1,800 1,800 1,1100 1,050 21 (H) Columbia Bible College and Seminary 4,043 4.763 099 1,587 it (H) Columbia Collage 7.905 2.0982,890 21 (H) Converse College 9,476 3.900 2.000 1.000 21 Note: Data aro nal prosent In every column tor resoondlno institutions because the item was not applicable. or the data tem not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge Is fisted In the Room column, "Nonrespandent. (4) No 4-year postsecondary institutions **fro Identified In this state or area.

BEST COPY AVAILABLE 72 Table 1.--Baslc charges for full-thne, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary Institutions, by aluthint level and control of Institutionstate or otherarea, andinstitutioor Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required km Undergneduate itudents Graduate students Public Ptd Alo Meals In- Clid-ol- In- Oul-4:4- Per State or other area. and inatkution Private state state Privatestate stale Room Boardweak

Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary 1.220 125 (H) Erskine College and Seminary 8,780 3.815 1,395 1,710 21 (H) Francis Marion College 1.800 3.500 2,940 1,480 21 (H) Furman Univerafty 9.824 1,920 1,775 1286 Wayland Bible College" Holmes College of the BibW" (H) Lander College 2,340 3.340 2,340 3.340 1.430 930 21 (H) Umeetone College 0.080 1.486 1.488 21 (H) Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary 2.750 McLeod Regional Medical Center School of Medi Tech 1,87 (H) Medical University of South Carolina 1.920 3,840 1,800 1,800 (H) MOMS Whig* 3,717 962 1263 21 (H) Newberry College 7.000 1,200 1,800 20 (H) Presbyterian College 9.5410 1,498 1.800 21 (H) Mermen College of Straight Chiropractic 8,475 (H) South Carolina Siete College 1.950 3,880 1,950 3.880 1.080 1.350 20 (H) University of South Carolina - Columbia 2.580 8,400 2.674 2.874 1,300 1214 10 (H) University of South Carolina at Aiken 1,800 4,500 1,470 1,050 10 (H) University of South Carolina at Coastal Carolina 1.920 4 800 2,270 910 10 (H) University of South Carolina Spartanburg 1,920 4,800 1.000 10 (H) Voorhees College 3,340 1.088 1,438 21 William$Hall Psychiatric Institute" (H) Winthrop College 2,588 4,812 2,588 2.588 1.708 980 21 (H) Wofford College 9.015 1.880 2.090 21

South Dakota

State average - 5,190 1,798 3,022 8,308 1284 3,071 1,188 1,208 17 r

(H) Augustan& College 8.640 8.840 1,325 1,325 19 (H) Black Hills State University 1.887 2.900 1.887 3.031 870 982 15 Cent Ind Bible Col of the Assemblies of God Inc 3,028 800 1.200 21 (H) Dakota State University 1 270 1,370 950 940 10 (H) Dakota Wesleyan University 5.900 5,200 1,040 1,457 13 (H) Huron University 5.775 11.199 1.120 1,898 19 L I Instit of Science & Techn World Open Univ (H) Mount Many College 8215 6.215 2.555 (H) National College-Rapid City 4,380 (H) National College - Sioux Falls Branch 4.380 (H) North American Baptist Seminary 4.810 1,300 (H) Northern State University 1,843 2,918 1,828 2.992 954 451 15 Nara. Data ars ant masent in avers caumn far resocindina Institutions because the Item was not aoolicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i... accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. 'Nonrespondent. (a) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this slats or area. Table 1.--8asic chow tor full-time, full-year students at 4-yaW postsecondary katitotions, by student level and reemenco mum contra Of 1115011/0011, 51813 Or 01114, BM, 8110 111=1,MOIC AC110111MIC Mir 111100-211 - concave° Wean and marked Ins Undergraduate stutisnte Graduals students Pablo ROAM Meek in- Out-oli- In- Pie Mate or other area, and institution Privatestale state Mulenate stale RoomBoardweek Na -44- 4..1.! W. *./*,10el.4, -4.1.1****4.1011*10 1.1.1.1.10.W .11,-...... (H) Ogiala Laicals College , (H) Presentation College 5,305 2,308 1,300 15 (H) Sint* [Osaka College 1,440 1.800 (H) Sioux Falls College 8,900 8200 12001469 20 (H) South Dakota School of Mines & Tectmology 2219 3,952 1,018 2.63/1 8801220 19 (H) Smith Dakota State University 1435 3,539 1,981 3,330 439 1,000 21 (H) University of South Davie 1,1180 3,383 2,027 3,378 834 1,180 14 i ,

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1 State average - 5,035 1,507 4,758 4,413 1,947 5,139 1,524 1,520 19

, (H) American Baptist College 1,000 730 1,200 19 (H) Austin Pesy State University 1,604 4,584 1,938 5,018 1.150 1.100 18 (H) Belmont College 6,500 - 3,600 1,420 1.470 14 (H) Bethel College 4.100 912 1,438 20 (H) Bristol University 3450 5,750 i (H) Bryan Collage 5,770 1,540 1,890 21 (N) Carson-Newman College 8,078 4,320 1,080 1,630 21 (H) Christian Brothers University 8,860 8.200 1,320 1.7e0 19 (H) Chun* of God School of Theology** (H) Crichton College 3.384 2,000 (H) Cumberland University 4,200 4,200 5,000 980 21 (H) David Upsoornb University 4,875 5,250 2,825 1,445 10 (H) East Tennessee State University 1,390 4,594 1,798 5,008 1,400 1,300 15 (N) Emmanuel School of Religion 3,100 (H) Fisk University 4,900 1,900 1,180 20 (H) Free WM Baptist Bible College 2,858 1,040 1438 21 (H) Freed-Hardeman University 4,840 3,380 1,380 1,430 21 (H) Harding Graduals School of Religion 4,980 1,359 (H) Johnson Bible College 3,050 1400 1,050 1,570 14 5,900 1400 1,550 21 Pti KIM Cellstle r (14)Knoxville Collage 5,100 1,850 1,950 19 (H) Lambuth Coilege 4,450 1,184 1,804 20 , (N) Lane College 4,187 855 1,500 21 (H) Le Mayas-Owen College 3,850 (H) Lee College 4,070 1,365 1,304 21 (H) Uncoln Memorial University 4,300 4.300 SOO 1,520 19 (H) Maryville College 7,630 1,875 1,875 21 (PO Meharry Medias: College 3,250 3,000 (H) Memphis College of Art 7,540 7,640 1,950 Note: Data are not present in every column for rewondina institutions because the Item was not aonficable or the data Wei* not mooned. (H) Higher education institution, L., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. *Noluespondent. (5) No 4-year poetsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area. Table 1.--But charges for tun-done, full-yoor otodants4-seer poetsocondery institutions. by *Went WPM end or Oilier areand Institution: Academic ys1990-91 - continued Mil=====111ru MOO and rooked Isee 111.:=211 In- Outol- tn- Out-el- Per &ate ar other etwa, and institution Metestale stale Ms*at* stale RoomBoard ....-Oollar10- (14) Memphis Slab, University 1.584 4,7811 1,894 5.098 1.300 (H) Memphis Theological Seminary NJiIJ (H) Mid America Baptist Seminary 800 800 MINI 1 132 19 (H) Middle Tonnes*, State University lial4.000 1.78003:31,208 Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesiclogy.inc MN7,0001111 11111 MN1,300 1.430 (H) Mint= C.011119e CM I=2,100 Nashville Shoal of Law** Mil IME MI North Tennessee Bible institute 0 .11. 0NM XIII (H) O'fitare College of Design 5,000 MEIN MN (14) Rhodos College 11.828 IMIIIII2.402 1,790 21 (H) Southern Congo) of Optometry' MIMI MINI MIMI= (H) Southern College of Seventh-NY Adventists 8.850 ME MN 1,298 Temple Baptist Seminary IIII1 2.410IMMO Tennessee Bible College 1,080 1.800 1.111111111111= 1.810 5,014 1,304 988 19 (P1) Tennessee State University MUM4.600 1.300 1,400 20 (H) Tommie* Technological University OM1.402 1,878 CON 1 1.021 2,043 21 (H) Tennessee Temple University 3.600IIIIIIIIIII3,800 1,200 1.800 21 (H) Tennessee Wesleyan College 0.0001.1111111111111 (H) The University of Tennessee Memphis NM2,281szalminimaicootase 1.950 21 (H) The University of the South 12,730 1111117.590MUNE1,800 1,850 21 (H) Tomlinson College 3,400 .111111.111..1,100 1,400 10 (H) Trevecce Nazarene College cm111=1 3,300 um1.100 1,480 21 Tri-State Baptist College 1,120MEI MIME 45011.111 (H) Tueculum College IMOIMMIIII4,880mom1.300 1 700 19 (H) Union University 4.250 NM ME1.280 1,000 12 4,892 1,922 5,128 1.408 2.100 21 (H)University of Tennessee-Chattanooga 12=1 Mill 20 (H)University of Tennessee-Knoxville Kan4.010sim2,078 5,282 1.404 1.180 4 (H)University of Tennessee-Martin 1,548 4,7501111111,938 5,142 1,330 pi)Vanderbilt University azzi Eraimme3,0252.025 15 111111 =111M.1111 11111M. MEM Texas MEM= 11111111.11 111111111111111111111 MINI State average - 4.854 902 3,937m3 780 3.098 1,043gm 18 IMMIIMIIIIIIIMIN MI 1,5ro (H)Abilene Christian University 8,000 8.080 MI 1.200 Ambassador College 1.000MIMI= 11110.11111 000 000 (H) Amber University 3,780I= 2,520 (H) Angelo State University WI3230111011:311:012.120 1230 1 1111111111111 1200, 1.338 12 (H)Arlington Baptist College 2.850 UM (H) Austin College MEM 8 750 1,850 1,952 20 (H) Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary 1111111111111111111131113 14 (H)Baptist Missionary Aseociation Theological Sem 1,110 1.110 MIN NM lama. INta WMnnt ntrannt in insaneefthmin ter reanendlne institutions because theitem was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or associationnationally recognized by the U.S. Secretsry of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined chargeis listed in the Room coiumn. Nonmepondent. (8) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

70 75 Table 1.--fiasic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary Instkutions, by studentWei and residence status, control of institution, state or other area, and institutiom Acackanic year 1990-91 -continued Tuition and required fees Undergraduate students Graduste students POND Public Meals In- Oart-af- In- Out-of- Per Stale cc other wea. end institution Motestate state Privatestats rade RoomBoardweek

3201 (H) Bay Ridge Christian College 875 610 15 (H) Baylor Collage of Dentistry 1.425 2,780 (H) Baylor College of Medicine 4.050 4,013 (H) Baylor University 5.020 4 500 1.520 1 ,050 Brackenridge Hospital Dept of Pastoral Service"' (H) Concordia Lutheran College 5.370 3,000 (H) Corpus Christi State University 910 4.030 754 3,250 1,150 (H) Criswell College 2,550 2.830 (H)Dallas Baptist University 15.100 3 330 1,050 1,771 14 (H) Dallas Chriskan College 2,228 2,590 1,295 14 (H) Dallas Theological Seminary 4,800 2,080 18

(H) Dewy Institute of Technology 4.590 _4 (H)East Texas Baptist University 4,275 1,040 1,500 (H)East Texas State Unlvereity-Commerce 902 4,082 812 3,3013 1,700 1.385 (H) East Texas State University Texarkana 870 3,990 809 2.793 (H)Episcopal Theological Seminary of the SouthweW 6,200 (H) Hardin-Simmons University 5,382 3,272 1,100 1.512 18 (H) Houston Baptist University 3,820 4,000 1,110 1.530 (H) Houston Graduate School of Theology 3,750 Houston Montessori Center 2.500 (H) Howard Payne University 3,860 1,040 1,380 20 (H) Huston-Matson College 4,230 1.350 1,782 21 (H)incarnate Word College 0,700 3.870 1.500 1.858 20 Independent Baptist College 1.9843 990 (H)insdtute ki Christian Studies 720 International Bible College 1,500 1,450 300 300 21 International Christian Institute & Graduate Sch ' (H) JaMs Christian College 3,622 1,510 1,489 21 (H) Lamar University-Beaumont 900 4,080 000 2.532 1,33$ 1,226 14 PO Laredo StateUniversity 600 3,102 000 2,304 (H) LeTourneau University 5202 3,680 (H) Lubbock Christian University 5.530 5,530 2.5 0 1,510 20 (H) McMuny University 6250 1,370 1.340 15 Midland Memorial Hospital School of Medical Techn 0 0 (H) Midwestern State University 1,200 4,320 1.002 3,498 1.320 1254 12 (H) Northwood instftute 7,575 1.396 2,317 19 (H) Oblate School of Theology 2.970 4283 . (H) Our Ledy of the Lake University San Antonio 5,992 3,732 1.310 1.560 15 (H)Parker Cdiege of Chiropractic"' (H) Paul Guinn College 3,000 1,400 Permian Basin Graduate Centers' (H)Prairie View A & M University me 3,284 eao 2.473 1,24:1 1,795 21 Note; Data are not oresent in every column for resoondina institutions because the Item was notapplicable or the data were not mooned. (H) Higher education institution. I.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognizedby the U S. Secretary of Education. 'institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charg is listed in the Roomcolumn. "Nonrespondent. UP) No 4-year postsecondary institutions were identified In this state or' area.

71 76 Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, fuff-year students al 4-year postsecondary instrtutions,by student Wel and residence status, control of Institution, Mate or other area, and institution: Academicar 1990-91 - continued Titian and moulred fees Undergraduate students Graduate etudents Pubb Public Meals In- Out-of- Out-ol- Plc Gale ar other area and institution Privatestate state Privatedate Wale RoomBawdewsk

(PO Moo Univorsity 8,900 7,300 2,4402,180 19 (H) Saint Edward's Univerdty 7.104 11.040 1,3921,808 14 17 (14)Saint Mary's Univereity 8,828 4,198 1,7731318 (P4) Sem Winton State University $58 3.452 850 3,352 1,290 1.210 10 (H) Schreiner College 5.835 23002302 19 (H) South Texas College of Law" (H) Southern Methodhe University 10,818 0.118 22022,432 20 (H) Southwest Texu State Univerefty 888 3,342 730 2032 1,772 1.210 15 (4) Southwestern Monti* College 0.472 3242 21 (H) Southwestern Aseenttles of God College 3.540 2,7021,105 21 (H) Southwestern Baptist Theologicel Seminary" (H) Southwestern Christian College 3,200 922 1 .0118 19 (H) Southwestern University 8.500 1.8402.140 20 (N) Stephwt F Austin State University 910 4.030 793 3.2522.978 1.588 (H) Sul Rose State Unkorsity 09 Teriston State University 000 3.404 088 2,857 1,352 1,170 15 (H) Too A & 1 University 780 3.282 822 2.494 1.900 1.024 19 (I4) Texas A & M Univeretty at Gahoston 815 3.938 1.5901,550 21 (H) Toes A I M University-College Ststion 1,082 4,182 900 3.398 758 1.520 Texas Baptist Institute mei Seminwy-itenderson 100 780 1,352 04) Texas Chiropractic College' (H) Texas Christian University 7,590 4.930 1,700 1,075 12 (4) Texas College 3,090 1,215 (H) Texas Coliege Osteopathic Medicine' (H) Texas Lutheran College 5.820 1.220 1.800 H) Texas Southern University 970 4.090 970 4,0902,010 1.310 20 (H) Twos Tech Univereity 1.431 4.500 1,431 4,8803.454 (N) Texas Technical University Health Science Center 1.548 5,182 1.400 5.378 (H) Texas Wedeyen Wonky 8,000 5,800 1,150 1.930 (H) Texas Woman's Uniorsity 1,084 4,184 920 3,418 1280 1.501 19 09 The University of Texae-Pan Amer at Brownsville 1.143 4,887 1,143 4.817 (H) The University of Texae-Pan Amerlcan-Edtnburg 918 4.039 792 3,258 2,2611 (N)Trinity University 9.070 9.070 2,500 1.500 21 (H)University of Central Texas 2.570 2,190 (H)University of Dallas 7,900 4.178 1,900 1,770 19 (H)University of Houston Clew Lake 872 3.308 902 2,1330 09 University of Houston-Dawntown 1,010 4,130 1.1300 1,440 18 (H) University of Houston-Unlversity Park 832 3,373 1,028 3,5222,225 1. 15 1 (N)University of Houston-Victoria 115 3,312 030 2.508 00 University of Piwy Hardin Baylor 8.400 9.300 1,100 1,800 (H) University of North Texas 880 3,378 879 2,551 1,0811 1.039 20 of SEIM Thomas 0,170 3,980 1,8103 1,380 10 Nob: Dais are nct present in everv ociunm for respondino institutions because the item was notapplicable or the data were not molted. (14) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationallyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed Inthe Room column. "Nonrespondent. (1) No 4-yew poeteiroondary institutions WM identified in this state or ansa.

72 77 Table 1.--Basic charges for fun-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondary institutions. by student level and residence status, control of institution, state Of other area, and keititutiom Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuon and required fen Undo !admits studied, Madam* ifodente RAM Public Meals in- Out-al- in- Out-of- Po' State or other area. and institution Private stale datePrivate, stele date RoomBaudweek

(ItUniversity of Texas at Adington 994 4.114 950 3,348 1,200 (H)University of Texu at Austin 1.021 4,141 877 3,373 1,500 1.882 , (14)University of Texas at Callas 950 4,070 908 3202 (H)University of Texas at 9 Paso 930 4,050 1587 MN 1,500 1,400 10 (H)University of Texas at Tyler 708 3,292 571 2.449 (H)University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston 1,100 5.780 880 4,8U (H) University of Texas Health Science San Antonio $73 3.793 797 4,229 , (H) University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston 1.150 2200 590 1,339 1,683 (H) Uniwrsity of Tease Permian Basin 1,184 4,905 880 3,838 3,000 (H)University of Texas San Antonio 930 4.050 824 2,490 2,271 800 10 (H) Unhervity al Texas Southwestern Med CU Dallas 942 4,088 4811 3.507 (H) Wayland Baptist University 4.788 4,78$ 1.072 1,640 20 , (H) West Texas State University 98$ 4,01111 e5,9 2,531 1.370 1,424 19 (N) Wiley Ocglitge 3,948 1.100 1,384 19

Utah

State average - 4270 1.435 4.051 2,333 1,528 4.198 1,344 1,808 18

(H) Brigham Young University 2,000 3,000 1,215 1.823 20 LDS Hospital School of Radiation Therapy Tech 800 , (H) Southern Utah UnivirrsIty 1,350 3,562 1.452 3.912 865 1,418 14 (H)University of Utah 1.591 4.455 1,428 3,980 1,394 2,310 21 1.599 4.413 1.728 4524,2.172 540 20 (N) Utah State University -. (H) Weber State Univeralty 1.308 3.753 1,508 4,095 1,200 1.385 19 (H) Westminster College of Salt Lake City 5,540 3,400 1.230 2.180 15

Verm,State average - 5,974 3,453 7,93710.398 3,222 7,499 2,305 1.699 19

(H) Bennington College 17,790 17,790 1,930 1,830 IR (4) Burlia9ion Colloge 8,390 (H) Castieton State College 3280 8,392 2232 4.718 2244 1 ,1142 21 (H) College of Saint Joeeph 8580 8.080 1,880 1.980 20 (N) Goddard College" , (N) Green Mountain College 7.320 2,770 1.020 19 04 Johnson State Coilege 3.070 8,3112 3,070 0,332 2244 1.842 21 , (N) Lyndon Slate College 3,070 11,382 3,070 5312 2,244 1,842 21 i (H) Marlboro College 14.390 11.990 2,080 2.71110 20 Nate: Data are not oment In every column for responding! Institutions because the item was not apolloable of the data were not retorted. (H) Higher education institution. i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recopind by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institutice reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge Is listed in the Room column. Nontespandent. (9) No 4-year poetwoondary Institutions were Identified In this state or area.

73 78 Immmoinim101E1111 I 0111MINEMEMINIREImNIII III Ell I I I I i ". 7 -1-1 - Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 4-year postsecondaly Institutions, by student level and residence status, control of Institution, state or other area, and Institutiow Academic year 1990-91 - continued 'Milan and required fees Underradede student, Graduate students Pub No Public Meals in- Out-ol- in- Out-of- Per ado al nem due. and kutitution Privatedad Privatestate state RoomBoardweek -Dollars- ()1)Mitryineunt University 9,072 C130 4,650 21 (H) National Bushmen College 3.587 1,005 980 12 (H) Norfolk State University 2,180 4.810 2,830 5,590 1,820 1.380 20 Notre Dame Apostolic Catechetical inetitute 1,710 300 300 21 (H) Old Dominion University 2.510 5 774 2 348 5.8062.752 1.382 20 (H) Presbytedan School of Christian Education 4,800 1,200 1.928 16 (H) Protesdat Episcopal Theological Seminery in VA 4,375 1,1002,125 21 (H) Radtbrd University 2,178 4.708 2278 3,038 3,588 1,898 19 (H) Randolph-Macon College 10.030 1.1120 2,380 19 (H) Randolph-Macon Woman's College 10.880 4,750 19 (H) Regent University 5,400 (H) Roanoke College 10200 3,800 1,900 Rockingham Memorial Hospital School of Medi Tech** (H) Saint Paul's College 4258 1 ,204 1,808 21 (H) Shenandoah University 7.400 4,950 1,750 1,750 21 (H) Strayer College 4.050 4,725 (H) Sweet Briar Collage 11.710 1.4502290 Tabernacle Baptist Bible institute 1.740 1.740 1.200 (H) Union Theological Seminary in VirgInia 8.900 1,5802286 15 (H)University of Richmond 10,850 10,950 1,150 1,585 19 (H)University of Vkginia Clinch Valley College 2.058 3,710 1,400 1.500 19 (H)Universilif of Vkgkila Maki Campus 2,908 8.130 2,988 8,138 1,497 1,850 19 (H)Virginia Commonwealth University 2,719 8,809 3,075 8,085 2,122 1,410 20 Virginia Ind of Pastoral Care° (H) Wginia interment College 6280 1,7002,020 21 (H) Virginkt Military Inetitute 3,910 8.830 8502,310 21 (H) Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Ur* 2,947 8,231 3.309 3.957 1,110 1,570 19 Viinia Seminary & College 870 990 1,700 21 (H) Virginia State Unhiersity 2,78$ 5.508 2,958 6 7582,190 1,781 21 (H) Virginia Union University 5,840 1,3501,000 10 (H)Virginia: Wesleyan College 8,100 2,1002 000 19 (H) Washingtce and Lee University 10,970 1,0252.120 20

ashington

State OM 7,302 1,740 5,598 72282,173 1,878 19

(H) Antioch University-Seale Branch 7,050 7.500 (H) Bastyr College 4,290 3,716 Cascade Bible Co8ege 1,200 (H) Central Washington University 1,874 5,712 LOW 8,0523,143 21 Note: Data are not present in every column ks responding' institutions besause the item was not applicable or the data were not reported. (H) Higher educatkan Institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or usociation negonally recognized try the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed In the Room column. "*Nonrespondent. (I) No 4-year postsecondary institutions wore identified in this state or area. Table 1.--9 asic charges for full-thne, full-year students at 4-yearpostsecondary institutions, by student leveland lc year 1990-91 - continued Tuition and rewriter, less Undergraduate students Grathrate studente Public Public Meals In- Out-ol- In- Out-al- Per Slew or other area, and Institution Privatestale datePridesstate state RoomBoardweek .4kilare-

(1.1) City Universky 5.380 4440 (H) Cogswell College North 7.300 111111111111.1111111.0 MI (H) Cornhi- s of the Arts 7.410 IIIIIMII MI Deaconess Med Center-Spokane Soh ol Med Tech MEM= 0 MI 1111111 18 (H) Eastern Washington University MIIIIIIMMEM 2.1104Ezmilai1.748 2.904 IlEal1.704 (H) Evergreen State College El5.709 MS Eli Faith Evangelical Lutheran Seminary** MIIIIIIIIIII IIIMMIN (H)Fuger Theologdal Seminary** I= 1111. (H) Soong& University 9.500 9.000 1,800 1.950 (H) &Mtn . MEI IIIIMIIMIIMIIIIMM 4.430 2,084 (H) ' Co0090 111110..1 Mill ME (H)Lutheran Bible Institute of Seattle 2.410 Mil ME 030KM Northwed Baptist Seminary IIIIIIIIIMII13Z3 MEM 1,075 (H)Northwood College of the Assemblies cot Clod 5.398 Mill Emi (H) Pad& Lutheran University 10,449 I=10,408MEM1.920 ten 20 1-500 15 (H) Sound Christian College 3,945 11111111111111M2 700 3,500 19 (H)Saint Martin's College Leoion EMIIIIM Seattle Bible College MEIN 1111111.. (H)Seattle Pacific University IDMM111.117.023 IIIIIIIE/3111113 20 (H) aunts Uniwritty 9.990MEM7,104 IIIIII2.580 1,395 15 2.050 1.750 21 (H)University of Puget Sound 11.420111111 11,420 M. 3.033 7.578 1.890 1.820 19 (H)University of Washington ISM5.433 (H) Walls Walla College Lae 8.052 11111111,485 1,350 21 Washington Baptist Tenhers College' MIMI= 1208 21 (14)Washington State University 11 IIIM 3.034Imam 21 (H) Modem Washington University IMMINIEMIE2,604NM1 .880 1,580 2290 21 (H) Whitman College 12.018NE I= 1.940 (H) Whitworth College 9.600 111M2.550NM 3.800 20 MIN 1111111111111111=

West . IINI IMIIIIIIIIIIEMII MEN 11=1.11 1.010 StateSW - 7.180rolim 1,590 4,180IE3 MIN I= MIIIMIIII 1,280 1.385 10 (H)Alderson Broaddue College 7.0501111111.11 11111 1.100 1.500 21 (i4)Appalachian Bible College 3,390 iummim 2 (H) Bethany College 10,9151111111 OM 1 ,430 2,200 Bluefield College of Evangelism 1.070IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIMI 720 720 21 (H) Bluefield Slate College EGE111=11111111MMIII.11111. (K) Conoord College 10115warm=ism= 1 (le Davis and Mine Colleg0 7.100 111.11..111.11.735la= 10 1,515 21 (H) Fairmont State College 1,300 3,330 IIIIIIIIIII1,140 him... fUta WO ME rinailent in aviary odumnfor raszoondina Institutions because the item was not applicable or the data were nOtreported (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an *piney or neociatIonnationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. institution reported a combined room and board charge. The conifilnedcharge is listed in the Room column, Nonrespondent. (#) No 4ider postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

76 S 1 Table 1.--Basic charges for ftd141B10, full-year students id 4-year posteacendwy institutions, by Cudent level and residence statuS, control of institution, state or other area, and inellbAlon: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required fess Undergraduate students Graduate students Public PubSc Meals in- Orst-of- Out-of- Par State or other area, and institution Prhmte state state Private dat. dde Room Boardweek -Dollar,- (H) Blenville Stale College 1280 3.150 1.140 1,450 19 (H) Marshail University 1,538 3.778 1,852 4.124 3,358 1,820 16 (H) Ohio Valley College 4,574 1,120 1,790 20 (H) Salem-Telkyo University 10.600 4,500 1,880 2,080 19 (H) Shepherd College 1.404 3.544 1.440 1.760 19 (H)University of Charleston 7,200 4260 1.484 1,900 19 (H)University of Wed Virginia College of Grad Sidles 1.218 3,590 (H) West Liberty State College 1,300 3,170 2,500 1,380 21 (H) West Virginia InstituN of Technology 1,428 3,498 1258 4,032 1.500 995 19 (H) West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine** (14)West Virginia Stet* College 1,432 3.542 1,250 1,550 21 (H) Wed Virginia University 1.777 4245 1,871 4,855 1,912 1,700 18 (H) West Vkginla Wesleyan College 10,930 2,700 1,400 1,800 21 (H) Wheeling Jesuit College 7,970 5,040 4,770 1,960 19

Whcm

Sate emir - 7200 1.878 5,682 5.8110 2,334 8,949 1.635 1,483 18

(H) Alverno College 6,390 880 1.970 18 (H) &Min College of Nursing 5.622 (H)Beloit College 11.994 11.994 1,540 1,864 (H) Cardinal Stitch College 6,540 3,870 1.197 1953, 20 (H)Carroll College 10,260 1.600 1,890 19 (H) Carthage Cotiege 9,550 8.700 1,625 1,800 20 Columbia College 10,250 1.800 21 (H) Concordia University-Wisconsin 8,700 6,700 1,300 1.1100 20 (H) Edgewood College 6.500 4.083 1,370 1.800 20 Immanuel Lutheran College 1.150 826 825 21 (H) Lakeland College 7.445 1.435 1.665 20 (H) Lawrence University 13.710 1,398 1,839 20 (H)rift. ranatha Baptist Bible College Inc 3,300 2,400 2,600 2 (H) Marian College of Fond du Lao 7,000 1,500 1,300 1,400 14 (H) Marquette University 8,250 4.950 1290 1.890 14 (H) Medical Collapse, Wisconsin 5,818 (H) Milwaukee hishtute of Art Oetign 7.100 (H) Milwaukee School of Engineering 8.400 7.920 1.726 1.095 17 8,150 5,500 945 1,588 16 (H) Mount Mary College , (H) Mount Senado College 0,000 2,600 1,500 19 (H) Nashotah House" Northland Baptist Bible count. Note: Data ars not oreserd In every column for resoondino institution* because the hem was not applicable or the data we not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, IA., accreeted by an agency or association nationally recognized try the ti S. Secretary of Education. *Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. Heed in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. (#) No 4-year pooteecondary institutions were Identified In this state or area.

77 82 Table I.-Basic charges for tun-time, lull-year students at 4-year ocasecondaryinstittaions, by student level and control ol institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic year19403-91 - continued Tuition and required kaa Undergraduate student, Graduate students Pub Re Public Wes in- Clut-ol- Out-O- per State or other area. and institution Private Nate debt Meals e atsis RoomBoardweek -Dollars- (H) Northland College 7,520 j1,350 1,61* 19 (H) Northwestern College 3,023 390 1,280 19 (H) Ripon College 12,088 1,100 1 873 20 (H) Sacred Heart School of neology 4,850 1.880 2.490 19 20 Saint Ramie Seminary 4,800 (H) Saint Norbert College 9.515 1,910 (H) Silver Lake College 8,500 2.010 1,560 21 St Luke* Hosp Soh of Clinical Pastoral Education" (14) Unhoratty of Wisconsin-La Cmser 1,858 5,505 2,294 8,982 1,190 030 19 (H) University of Wisconsin-Oshkoeh 1,765 5,412 2,201 0.589 1,190 800 20 (H) University of Wisconsin-Parkside 1,781 5,428 2,217 0,805 2.000 1.000 15 1,140 21 (H)Llniversity of Wleconsin-Eau Claire 1,823 5.475 2.198 5.584 1,264 (H) University of Wleconsin-Green Bay 1,754 5,401 2.190 6,578 1,180 1,800 14 (H) UnNersity of Wisconsin-Madison 2,108 5,832 2,918 8,783 1,728 1,380 21 14 01 University of Wisconsin-Milwaultee 2, 58 8,880 2,988 8.831 1.580 1,600 (H) University of Wisconsin-Platteville 1,879 5,523 2,232 8.620 1,020 1,240 19 (H) Unhersity of Wisconsin-River Fes 1.042 5.483 2207 13.595 1,168 945 10 (H) University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1,873 5,525 2,250 8.838 1.382 1.232 20 (H) University of Wisconsin-Stout 1,888 5,513 2.230 8818 1,213 1,250 21 19 (H) University of Wiewnsin-Superior 1.71541 5.401 2,190 0,578 1,012 1,200 (H) University of Wisconsin-Whitswater 1,848 5,493 2,245 8 533 1,244 884 14 (4f) Viterbo College 7290 2 BOO 1,400 19 (H) Wisconsin Lutheran College 0.880 0.880 1,500 1.800 19 Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary" (H) Wisconsin School of Professional Psychology 7.800

,

(H) Univorsity a Wyoming 1,148 3,5138 1,148 3,588 1,312 1,855 21

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(9)Federated States of Micronesia

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_. Now Data ar not gement in ewe column for remanding Institutions because the Item was notevolicable, or the data were not reported. et Higher education institution, le., accredited by an agency orassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board chine. The combined chargeIs lined In the Room column. Nonrespondont. (0) No 4-year postsecondary institutions wor identified in this state Of area. Table 1.--Basic charges for full-time, full-rar students at 4-year postsecondary institutions, by student level and residence status, control of instkution. state or other area, and inatitutiom ademlc year 1990-91 - continued Talon and nwpdnid Om Undwgraduate ebsdents Graduste students Asbi lo Pub No Meets In- OUt-oll- in- Pdf sate or other area. and Institution Privateelate OdaNote iistaks Sake RoomBoardweek

(H)University +I Guam 1,224 1248 I1,254 1,678 1,207

Of)Northern Marlow Island* i

6f)Palau

Puerto Rioo

Territory average - 2.241 631 1,381 1067 1,551 1,551 720 1.112 17 . .

(H) American University of Puerto Rico-Bayamon ' (H) American University of Puerto Rico-Dorado"' ..- r (H) American University of Puerto Rico-Manati" Auxin() Mu Tro School of Anesthesia (H) Bayamon Central University 1,830 1,710 (H) Caribbean Center for Advanced Studies" (H) Caribbean University-Bayamon 2.400 (H) Caribbean University-Carolina 2.400 - (H) Caribbean Unlversity-Ponce 2.400 (P) Caribbean University-Vega Baja 2.400 (H)Catholic University of Puerto Rico - Ponce Campus 2,382 1,911 (H)Catholic University of Puerto Rico Arecibo Campus 2.382 (H) Catholic University of Puerto Rico Guayama Campus 2,382 (H)Catholic University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez Center 2,382 (H) Center for Advanced Studies on the Carribean 1,630 1,830 (H) Coleglo Biblico Pentecostal de Puerto Rico" Colegio Universitario Bautista de Puerto Rico 1,130 540 835 14 I (H) Columbia College 2,300 (HI Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico 150 150 (H)Electronic Data Processing College of PR Inc" , (H)Ewurria de Anes Plastioas ICPR" Escuela de Medicine San Juan Bautista" Escueia Graduada del Sur" . . (H)Inter American San German Campus 2,280_ 2,380 780 1,300 15 (1.4) inter knerican University Aguadifia Branch 2,230 (4)inter American University Arecibo University Col 2230 (H)inter American University Bayamon University Col 2.230 . (H)inter American University Metro Campus 2280 2,380 ON inter American University of PR, Bananquitas 2.230 I _ Nate: Data are not present In ivory column for resoondino institutions because the kern was not applicable or the data ware not reported. (H) Higher education Institution. I.e., accredited by an smarmy or association nationally recognized by the U S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution repcled a combined room and board charge. The combined cha:ge is listed in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. (0) No 4-year postsecondary inaittitions Were Identified in this state r area.

79 84 Table 1,--Basic chow for futi-time, full-par students at 4-par postsecondwyinstitutions, by student level and residence status, control of Mstitution, state or other area, and instftutica Academic year1990-91 - continued ?Mon end fin 1/n11'41,85mb MOM Oredudie dudsode PON° Made In- in- Out-ei- par Sate or clam area. and insetution Privatedeb daleMeow itolo RoomBawd week -Dews- (H)inter American University of Puerto Rico Fajardo 2,230 (H)Inter American University of Puerto Rico Guayana 2,230 (H)inter American University Ponce Branch 2,230 (H)inter American University School of Law"' (11) Ponce &NM of Medicine 14,000 Puerto Rico institute of Psychistry Seminado Evangelic° dePUeri0Rico 2.562 1,0110 (H) Universidad kiventista de las Antilles 2,380 480 1,200 21 (H) Unit/welded Central del Carib."' (H) Univeraidad del Turabo 2.750 2,840 Universidad IrMommericana" (N) Universided Metropolitan& 2,750 1 2.840 (H)University of Puerto Rico Arecibo Campus (H) University of Puerto Rico Cayey University College 852 2,000 (H)University of Puerto Rico Humacao University Coi (N) University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez' (H) University of Puerto Rico Medical Sciences Cam" (H)Univervity of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras Campus 541 841 1.471 1,471 500 (H) University of Puerto Rico-Bayamon Technt Untv Col 838 1,000 (H) University of Puerto Rico-Ponce Techni Ural" Cal 838 838 (H) University of Sacred Heart 2,70 2,300 1,200 (H)University Politecnice de Puerto Rico"

Virgin islands

Territory average - 1.082 3,248 1 .818 3,830 1,080 2,800 21

(H)Univerrity of the Virgin islande-Saint Thomas 1.082 3248 ,0111 3,838 1,080 2.800 21 (H)University of the Virgin Islands-Kingshill 1,082 3240 1,818 3,838 Note: Data we not present in every column for responding institutions because the Item vms not appiisable orthe date were not reported. (H) Higher education institution. i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by theU.S. Secretary of Education. 'institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge Is listed In the Roomcolumn. Nonrespondent. (f) No 4-year posteacondary institutions were identified in this state or area. 2-year institutions Table 2.-Basic charges for full-time, Id-year students at 2-year postsecondaiy institutions, by student residence of instaution state or othor area. and institution: Academic sar 1990-91 TUltion and required fees Public Mule ki- Ote-4.- Per State or other area, and institution

State average - 3,1124 731 1.208 1,311 1.281 19

(H) Alabama Aviation and Technical College-Ozark 000 1,460 (H) Alabama Aviation and Technical College-Mobile 850 1.480 Alabama Bible Institute Atmore State TechnIcal Collage 100 1.400 (H) Beennter State Technical College 1,400 (14) Bishop State Community College OM 1,185 (H) Brewer Slats Junior College 645 1,095 (H) C A Redd State Technical College IOC 1,050 (H) Carver State Technical College 872 1,517 (H) Central Alabama Community College 645 1,096 (H) Chattahoochee Valley Community College 645 1,095 (H) Chauncey Sparks Stale Technical College 800 1.400 (H) Community Collects of the Air Force" (H) Concordia College 3225 1,100 1.600 21 Coosa Valley Medical Center School of Nursing 1,935 (H) Douglas MacArthur State Technical College 000 1,050 (H) Draughons Junior College 3,926 (H) Enterprise State Junior College 000 1,050 (H) Faulkner State Junior College 000 1.200 760 1.125 15 (H) Faulkner Unlversity-Elirmingham 4,935 2300 21 (H) Faulkner Unhersity-Fkvence 4,335 2,800 21 (H) Faulkner University-Huntsville 4,335 2,800 21 (H) Faulkner University-Mobile 4,935 2,1100 21 (H) 0 C Wallace State Community College 800 1 506 (H) Gadsden State Community College 045 1.095 090 1,095 15 (H) George C Wallace State Community Col-Hanoeville 613 1,063 (H) George C Wallace State Community College-Dothan 960 1,400 (H) Harry M Ayers State Technioal College 000 1,050 Honing Institutel of Alabama 1,425 (H) Hobson State Technical College 816 1,410 Holy Name of Jesus How Sch of Nursing 5,000 Huntsville Hospital School of Radiologic Tech 500 (H) .1F Drake State Technical College 168 1.4118 J F Ingram State Technical College 110 1.410 (H) Jefferson Davis State Junior College 887 1,472 (H) Jefferson State Community College 695 1,135 (H) John C Calhoun State Community College 636 1.088 (H) John IA Patterson State Technical College 100 1,660 Johneons Beauty School** (H) Lawson State Community College 600 1,050 (H) Lurfeen 0 Wallace State Junior College 646 1,395 (H) Marlon Military Institute 4.980 1,1130 1,800 21 National GUM College-Decatur 4,500 National Career College-Huntsville 4.500 National Career College-Florence 4,500 (H) National Education Center-National Ind of Tech 4.100 Note* Data are riot present in every column tor responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution. i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge l listed in the Room column. Nonrespondent. ***Tuition and required fees kw in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charge* shown for in-state students. (N) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

13 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students M 2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence control of Instftution state or other area, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required Public OW-4- Pm Stale or other area, and institution - New World Carve** (H) Northeast Alabama State Junior College 000 1,050 (4) Northwest Alabama Community College 845 1,095 Opens Slate Technical College 805 1,405 (H)Patrick Henry State Junior Col*, 1,050 Phillips Jolter College 3,950 (H) Reid State Technical College 841 1.441 (H) RETS Batront Institute 5,000 3.000 (II) Shelon State Commit*/ College 045 1,129 (H) Shoals Community College 857 1,107 (H) Snead State Junior College 608 1,058 003 1,043 15 Southeast Cottage of Technology 3,025 (H) Southern instaute 4280 4,500 (H) :outhern Junior Coftege-Binningham . (H) Southern Junior College-Huntsville 4,400 H) Southern Technical College-Montgomery Branch 8,850 (H) fir-ithem Union State Junior College 855 1,105 875 1,125 15 (H) Southwest State Technicrd College 874 1,474 (H) Trenhohn State Technical College 800 1,505 (H) Walker College 1.988 700 1.230 14 (H) Walker State Techni al College 1.400

State average - 4,599 1,034 3.880 1,800

Aerotech Flight Sento Inc" Ak Computer Ins! of Technology 7,300 Alaska Baptist Native School of Theology i5O (H) Alaska Junior Coliege 10,400 Charter College 4,995 Far North Bible College 2,000 Prince William Sound Community College 1,034 3.050 1200

State aver - 5,715 1.543 3,350 1,087 1,550

ABC Technical and Trade Schools 4,459 4- Academy Susinen College 5,280 Academy of Drafting" (H) Al Collins Graphic Design School, Ltd 9.100 American College 5,270 American institute of Court Reporting 3,500 Apollo College of Medical and Dental Careers" (H) Mama Western 550 4,740 840 1,820 18 Art Center of Tucson 5,072 (H) Central kizona College 510 4.530 870 1,380 19 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported, (H) Higher education institution, Li., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. *Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. **Nonrespondent. ***Tuition and required fees for in-distriot students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown kw in-state students. (0) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this slate or area. Table 2.--Basic charges fat full-lime, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence MMUS, controi ow =moon, State of MEW area, WIG instouuon: AO110.MIC year ivuu-ui-conunueu Ton and mquimd lass Public Wale Out-ol- Por State or other wee, and institution Pvl. u gate

Chandterifilibert Community College Center' " 2,532 3,570 Chaparral Corea; College 4,800 (H) Cochlea College 348 3.380 668 1,776 Collage of Beauty Arts & Sciences" Cutters Mak Beauty School" Denver Business College" DAryle. Simplified Cowt Reporting Center" (N) Eastern Arizona College 000 3,724 843 1098 19 (H) Galway Community College' 2032 3 800 (H) Glendale Community Conege* 2 832 3,578 (H) ITT Technical Institute-Tucson 10,992 (N) ITT Technical lniIKut-ffioenlx 11,092 Lamson Business College 5,090 Lamson Junior College-Phoenix 8,300 Lamson Junior College-Mess 3,492 (H) Mesa Community ColiNem 4,248 5,384 (H) Mohave Community College 490 1,700 Mountain States Technical institute 5.795 (H) National Education Center. Az Automotive inet 7030 (H) Navajo Community Coneys 380 380 1,120 1,550 21 (H) Northland Pioneer College 192 2.44$ 1,700 (H) Paradise Valley Community College 570 3,678 (H) Phoenix Community College" 2,832 3,578 Phoenix Institute of Technology" (H) Pima Community College 528 2,808 Pin* Medical institute- Tucson 4,817 PIM Medical institute-Tempe" (H) Rio Sala*, Community College' 1,41$ 1,78e Ron Keyes Schou of Art" Safford College of Beauty" (M) Scottsdale Community College" 2,832 3,578 (H) South Mountain Community College " 2,808 3.552 South West Academy of Technology-Prescon 5,095 South West Academy of Technology-Phoenix 5,995 Tohano O'Odham (Skill Center) 0 Universal Ts _hnioal institute Inc 7000 Verbatim School of Cowl Reporting 3,000 Western Bible institute 935 (H) Vavepal Colieve 500 4,550 1,139 1,310 21

State average - 2,072 701 1,108 880 1,171

(H) Arkansas State University Beebe Branch 1,420 Arkansas Valley Vocational-Technical School 360 WO Baptist Medical System School of Radiography 1,900 Capital City Jr College Vocational Division" (H) Capital City Junior College of Business" Note: Da-ta aro not present in every column tor responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported, (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. *Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. listed in the Room column. "*Nonrespondent. "Tuition and rsquired fees for in-district students are at lent 1r percent lower than the charge. shown for in-state students. (0) No 2-ysar postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

85 89 Table 2.Bas lc charges tor fufi-tbne, full-year sWdents at 2-year postsecondary institutions,by student residence status, control of instaution. state or other area, and Institution: Academic 1990-91 - continued Talon and lase Pattie Meals In- Out-of- Per Stale or other wok and Institution

Serritre. Central Semites Ino-Little Rock"' 3,352MIME 000 21 Debi VocatIonid-Tschnical School 540 540 it East Askeneas 720 H) garland - . 720NEM Jeffemcn Regional Medical Center-Soh of Rad Tech 1.000 Jefferson School of N MUM t Comm 792 1.9201=1111=111111 Morris-Boorw Memorial 750 500 1,500 21 Netional Education Center- Arkansas C of Tech** North Mamas College** 720 1,03211111= Northwest Arkansas Comm I Kett Jean Vocational-Technical School 540 IMO MINN , R. 7811 1.080 Rich Mountain Commun IP SOO 1900. Saint Edward Marc Medical Center Soh of Rad Tech 1,100 Saint Vincent In School of Redirephy SOO Shorter 1.700 600 600 19 Southern Manses El Dorado Branch 720 1.090 PqScythian Mamas University Technical Branch 720 1.750 Southern Technical College-Hot Springs 6.200 (H) Southern Technical Coll Rock** Sparks Regional Medical Center Sch of Radiography 1300 Institute of Mimeos 4,800 (H) Westark Commun a

2.503 634 15

Academy of Court Reporting Inc 2,776 Academy of Hair n' Alexander Educational Center Teacher Training 3,500 (H) Allan Hancock IMIMI 118MEM (H) American Academy of Dramatic Ms West 6,746 11111111111=11 American Business Col 5,300 350 21 (H) AMNION) River College 100 2,478 0.1) Valley College 100 2,980 Bakersfield 120 2,900 3,400 17 1341111 Institute of T NI= Bann Community Adult School** (H) Barstow. . . MEIN 100 2.880111111=1111 3,580 10 ( Brooke 5,710 =MI of Court Report 3,3410 ( Butte (H) Cabrillo College 182MEMINI111111 Calif Medical Facility School of Rad , ical Tech 0 0 0 California Art Institute 8,000 Note: Data are not present In every column tor responding inetitutions because the item was nc4 applicable, orthe data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, la., accredited try an agency or association nationally recognized bythe U.S. Secretary of Education. "institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. "Nonrespcodent. 'Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown torin-state students. (0) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this slate or area.

18 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status, control of Wstitution, state or other area, and inst4ution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Udder md required fees Public Meals hi- Out-ol- Far Stale or other wee, end &Whitten

California College of Health Sciences I 1,586 California School of Cowl RwronIng I 3100 (H) Canada Cone., * Cancer Fownlation Schools of Technology Canyon Country Beauty meow* Caplal Bible institute 1,6211 Careworn College of Business Carmel en institute Cwvnichald Beauty College' COI-Carew Developroont Innitute 4,475 Century Schools** (H) Cerritos Collegc 100 100 (H) Cerro Cow Community College 100 . .304 (H) Chabot College 100 2,304 (H) Chaney Communky College 123 2,463 Children's Hospital School of X-Ray Technolog (H) Clime College" (H) CltyColleg.cfSmnRanoleco 100 3,120

Clark Business College I 4200 (H) Coastlbre Community College**

(H) College of Nemeth' 1 104 2,408 College of instrument Technology j 4,800

(H) College of Ocesnewing 1 0,100

(H) College of San Mateo I 115 2,815

(K) College of the Canyons I 60 2,880

(H) College of the Desert 1 115 2,583 (H) College of the Redwoods 100 2,858 3 620 19 (H) College of the Sequoias 115 2280

Di) College of the Sieklyous 115 2.304 1,2001 915 (f) Columbia College-Columbia 122 2,42$ 1,878

(H) Compton Community Conege 1 100 2,424 Concorde Career Inatitute" Contempo School of Beauty' 102 (H) Contra Costa CoSog 1 2,382

(H) Commutes River College J 100 2,378 Cowl Reporter Training Center I 4,320

(H) Grafton HWe College 1 140 2,419

(14) Guests Community College I 168 2,304

(H) Cuyamalca College 1 115 2,880 (H) Cypress College 125 2,500 (H) D-0 University 2,940 Daniel Freeman Hospital School of RadiologIc Tech 800 (H) De Anza College 148 3,115

Delta Beauty College Inc 1 2,500 Design Institute of San Diego 5,700 (H) Diablo Valley Collor 102 2,850 (H) Don Bowe Technical Institute 3,450 (H) East Lois Angeles College 100 3 400

Educational Cultural Complex I 65 1231 (H) B Camlno College 100 2,620 Ws: Data are not present in *wry column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) tegher education institution, I.e.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 9nstitution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. ItioruespondeM. "Tuition and required fees for in-district students are al bad 10 percent bier than the charges shown for In-state students. (6) No 2-year postessondary institutions were identified In this state or area.

BEST WYAVAILABLE " 91 Table 2,--13asic charges for full-thne, full-year students st 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by studentresidence status, control of Institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic year1990-91 - continued Tuition and required Nee Publie Out-of- Par Basle or other wee, and institution stale

Emelt Holmes ColiegelSchool of Ministrin ,400 (H) Evergreen Volley College 115 3,115 (H) Fashion inst of Design & Merchentllsing-S F Cam 9,120 (1i) Fashion bit of Design & MercitandleIng-L A 9.120 (li) Fashion inst of Design lid Merchandising-Costa Mesa 9.120 (H) Fashion Ind of Design & Merchandising-San Diego 9,120 (14) Fashion MO of Design & Merchandising-Shermn Oaks 9,120 (H) Feather Ryer ComnemIty Collage MOW 110 2,400 Fededco's ICern County College of Beauty 3.900 Feilowehip Bible Inetitute 1200 (H) Foothill College 151 2$70 (N) Fresno City College 115 3,280 (H) Funerton College 145 3295 eans10 AcollamY of ConntIndcig (H) Sateen College" (H) Glendale Commis, College 126 2,449 (i) Golden West College" (H) Grossmont Calk,* 115 2,880 (H) Hannon College 100 2, (H) HOW Business Consge-Oaldand (H) Heald Business College - Harvard" (H) Heald Business College - Rohner! Park" (14) Heald Business College - San Francisco" (P) Heald Business College - Walnut Creek' Heald Busk*** College-Sacramento" (Pi)Heald Institute of Technology-Sen Jose" (H) Heald 4C'5 Business Colisr" Herald Institute of Technology Sacramento 200 Hollmood Art Center School 1,500 Hu iMernonal Hospital School of X-Ra Tech (H) imperial Valley College 128 2,940 Institute ol Health Sciences 5 200 Institute ol Persho-Structural Baleneing" Institute Evangelloo 3,000 3,800 j 21 Interior Deeigners instihde 11.000 International School of Massage 2,326 21 (H)Irvine Vidley College 115 2,439 (H) ITT Technical institute-Saw 5,040 (H) ;Tr Technical Institute-La Mesa 0,827 In ITT Technical institute-Van Nuys 5,146 Jobs For Progress, Inc Ser 0 John A O'Connell Community College John Adams CommunityCollege Canter' John Robert Powers School 1.950 (H) Kelsey-Jenney Business College' ' (H) Kings River Community College 115 2,995 1,080 (H) Lake Tahoe Community College 90 2.608 (H) Laney Collage 104 2,432 (H) Las Rafts cony (H) Lassen Game 100 2,256 2.400 11 Note: Date we not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was notapplicable, or the data were not reported. PO Higher education Institution, i.e., accredited by an agonay or association nationallyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution repotted a oombined room and board charge. Tile 3ombined charge is listed in the Room column. Picerespondent. "Tuition and required Nes for in-district students we at least 10 peraant boor than the charges shownfor in-state students. (I) No 2-year postesocmdary institutions were identified in this state or area.

SS 92 Table 2.--Baslo charges for full-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status, control of Institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic year .1990-91 - continued Tukion and required fees PubSo Meals In- par Side or other ems, end Institution

Latin American Bible Institute I 1,168 610 19

Lee Strube% Theatre Institute I 5,500

Lott Studio I 2.300 (H) Long Beach City College 100 I 2,800 Loe Angeles Almon College 100 I 3,300 (H) Los Angeles City College 01 LOU Lae Angeles County Harbor Hoep-Sch Rad Tech Los Angeles County Medical Canter Soh of Nurs 2,995 I 2.998 (H) Los Angeles Harbor College 100 2,7118 (H) Los Angeles Mission College 100 3,300

(1,1)Los Angsies Pierce Wag* 100I 2,78$

(H) Los Angeles Southwest College 100I 3,480

(H) Los Angeles Training Technical College 100I 3,380 (H) Los Angeles Valley College"

(H) Los Medanos College 100I 2,950 Lutheran Bible institute in California 1,500 1.870 (H) Manor Fashion institute 5.995 Marin Bible College 1,160 (H) Mann Community College District 100 3,240

pi) Maryrnount College 9,700I I 3,500

(H) Mendocino College 1 100 2,803 (H) Merced CoNege 115 2,905 Medi College 4.33$ (H) Merritt C011ege ICOf 1,154

(H) Mira Costa College 194 1 2,840

(H) Minion College 122I 2.474

(H) Modesto Junior College 122I 2,426

(H) Monterey Peninsula College 1 1 1351 2.5E7 Montessori Bementey Tetchy, Training Center 2.150 Montessori Training Center of San Diego"

(f1) MootPark College 1 [ 115 3,000

(H) Mount San Jacinto College I I 138 2,304

(H) Mt Son Antonio College 1 1 1671 3,000

MTI College 1 8,000

Nakumure Institute of Oriental Medicine I 300

(H) Napa Valley Coilag 1 1001 2,304

National Education Center Sawyer Campus I 6,540 National Education Center-Skardon College of Bus 4515 National Education Corporation* Oakland College of Court Reporting 41100

(H) Mons Goner 100 1 2.328 (H) Mama Coast College" (H) 03mard College° Paine Fashion InItituls 4.576

(H) Palo Verde College I I 1001 1.170

(H) Palomar Cclleg I I 1 3 2,423 (H) Pasedene City College 116 2,415 Philips Cotter Inland Empire Campus** (H) Phillips Junior College Condi* Cempue 1.909

Phillips Junior College ot Clovis 1 5.100 Note: Data am not present in every column for responding institutions because the item wee not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association notionally recognized by the U.S. Secretary ot Education. °institution mooned a combined room end board charge. The combined charge P. Voted in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. "Tuition and required fees for In-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown kw In-stato students. (11) No 2-yew postsecondary Institutions we identified in this stets or area.

89 93 Table 2,--8asic charges for full-time, full-year students at 2-yeer postsecondary institutions,by student residence status, control of institution. state or other area, and Instttutiom Academic 1990-91 - continued NUUL.M` Public Per este or Other soma. wd instaution NW* Board

Foderville ProclaimedContra! T Soh & Consunants Queen ot . 2.500 Rancho 2,870 Rawhide Vocational , 1=111 ; . 1202 IA) Rio Hondo MEEI3 Merida 100.11=11.111111. of America 4,300

0- ! 100 2,070 inu Sacramento Saddleback 1111E11:1 2.352.11111..11IMI Saint Jabots School of Toth"' NMI MEM Salvation km School for Officer T lien Bernardino Modica, Center IEEE 0 0 0 (H) San Bernardino 'College' MED 2.428 San God Academ 0,000 04 San Melia IN= 100 2.350 Son Miramar College 105 3016 San Francisco 0 ofMortuary Warm" M11111111111 San I,'iDelta NUM 100 2.304 San General ital School of Rad Twit 276 San Joss 115MEM Santa Barbara 116 2,304 Santa Monica Col 135smarm 100 2,304 1.475 tal Santa Rosa Junior Col H) Shasta 0* (H)Sierra College 3.388 15 Sierra Business 4,050 (H) 11111E3M13=1 So California of Medical/Dantal Care' " Solano County Commun 100 2,352 South Coast ofCOW 3000 Southern California School of lam 0 1050 Southwestern Studio Soon Fashion Career 2.500 Stator Community s School of Rad Tech U5 Taft Col 120 3,008 510 1.040 13 Thaler* of kW IN= Ventura 11111111111 Victor V IN= ,40 Vista College imms11111111 Waal HillsIPr 100 2,204 Wad Los 160 3,380 West MIN MINN 115 2,580m2=imEni 15 tatYuba MIMI IINIMMIIIMMII INUMM 1111111MMINI INIIIIMIIMMI IIII Stela 8A03 1,082MEEIIIMEZI 14122 Nota: Data wa not protect in every column for rasponding institutions because Mot item was notspoilt:obi*, or Moo data were not reported. (H) Higher 'Wootton institution. la.. accredited by an agency or anocialion nationallyrsoognizood try tho U.S. Secretary of Education. °Institution reported a combinod room and board °berg*. Tho combined charge le listedin the Room column. "Nonmspondent. ***Tuition and required law for in-district students we at Newt 10 cement lower than thecharges showi. for in-state students. (if) No 2-year postsecondary inetitutions we idantillad in this Ode or arm.

00 94 Table 2--Boolo ohor9oo for foll-time, ful-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence 141411Ull. 41:UnITVI Vi 11111111111UUn, GNU, IN Witif Wig, WM instimum PWAIMMIC1Billi MI11-101 .- conunUe0 ',Won and required bee Public Meals in- Out-of- Per Slate or other area. and Institutlon

(H) Aims Commtmity College' ' 1.203 3.759 American Diesel end Automotive College Ltd 7,330 (H) Arapahoe Community College 1,075 3 901 (H) 1141-Rea IMAM* of Animal Technology 3375 (H) Blair Junior College 4,080 (H) Colorado inititute of kt ten (H) Colorado Mountain College*" 1 APO &WO 880 2000, 19 (H) Colorado Northwestern Community College*" 840 2.550 980 1,830 19 (H) Community College of Aurora 1.002 3,830 (H) Community College of Waller 1.098 3,924 Denver Academy of Court Repceting 4,440 Denver Automotive & Diesel College , 9,895 Denver Business College" (H) Denver Institute of Technology 13395 - Emery Aviation College 24.007 1- (14)Front Range Community College 1,023 3,949 (H) Lamar Communny College 1,187 3,071 2,818 1,7901 20 Lyddon Flying Service Inc"' Mils High Collage Inc 3,900 (M) Morgan Community Wiwi 1,002 3,828 (Pi) Nazarene Bible College 2,500 (H) Northeastern Junior College's 1.144 2,054 1,270 1,754 14 (H) Otero Junior College 1,092 2,978 1,138 1,855 19 (H) Parks Junior College-Denver 4.800 04 Parks Junior College - Aurora Campus 4,810 I. (H) Pikes Peak Community College 1,035 3,88 l- PPI Health Camaro School 218 Presbyterian/St Luke's Cir Filth Sci Ed-Sch Red Tech 922 - 1 Pueblo College or Business & Technology 4.880 - I (H) Pueblo Community College 1,030 3,858 - (H) Red Roam Community College 1,024 3,850 (H) Technical Trade* Inetituht-Colorado Spring 5350 (H) Technical Trades Institute-Grand Junction 8,500 - - (H) Trinidad State Jr College 1,174 3,058 1,350- 2.100 20

State average - 3,902 1,083 2.782 2,418 2,150 15

-+ Albano Wet & Performing Ms Academy 4,000 3,200 Americo Academy of Beauty Culture 5,050 -- (H) Asnuntuok Community Caller 834 2,718 (H) fklerwood College 7305 1.996 , Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing 2,241 1,100 _ Connecticut Businen institute 5.385 Cconecticrut institute of Technology 4.800 4 (H) Great*. 1 Itutford Community College 934 2,718

(H) Greater New Haven Technical College 1,230_ 3.820 - Note: Data me not present in every column far responding Institution* became* the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution. Le., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Educabon. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. Nonnesponderd. 'Tuition and required Mei for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges ehown for In-statestudents. en No 2-yeer postsecondary inetitutions were identified in this state or area.

91 95 Table 2.--Balec charges for lull-year students at 2-yesr postsecondary Institutions, by student residence saw, contra or inetnuoon,SUMor mew area, ano inaututiorc Acme=year 101JU-di -continuer; Tuidon and required fees Pogo was Par State or other area. and Instibdian OoIl (til Hartiord College for Women 8,992 4,872 10 Hertford Howler, School of Allied Health 100 Hartford fisorstarW School inc (H) Hartford StaW Technical College 1 3,828 (H) Housatonic Community Colley 934 2.716 Institute of Children's Literature 880 Katharine Gibbs School 7,070 Lawrence and Memorial Hoop Sch of Radio logic Tech 515 (H) Manchester Community College 934 2,716 Manchester Memorial HoTital School of Rad Tech 1.000 09 Mattatuck Community Carey 934 2,718 Meriden-Wallingford Hogrital School of Radiography 1.300 (H) Middlesex Community College 034 2.7 18 (H) fiftche9 Colley 9.170 2.000 2,150 19 (H) Mohegan Community College 934 2,718 Morse School of Business 7,850 8,800 Mount Sacred Heart Cotlege Mount Sinai Hospital School of Radiologic Tech New Britain General Hosp Sch of Rediologio Tech 1,000 1,000 (H) Northwestern Connecticut Community College 034 2.716 (H) Norwalk Community College 934 2,710 (H) Norwalk Stale Technical Colley 1,230 3,820 Ono M Wilcox School of Nursing 4,238 1,953 (H) Oulnebaug Voltey Community College 034 2,718 Weer Aoadamy for Hairstylists Ltd"' Saint Francis Hooch*, School of Nursing 4,704 1.200 Saint Marys Hospital School of Nursing 4,978 School of the Hertford Ballet 5,150 (H) South Central Community College 534 2,718 St Vincent* Medical Center-Radlologic Technology 1,350 St Vincent, Medical Center School of Nursing 8,100 1,100 Stamford Hospital School of Radiography 410 440 (H) Thames Valley State Technkal College 1,230 SAM Tri-State MNof TraditionalChinese Acupuncture 4.000 (H) Tumds Community College 934 2,710 (H) Waterbury State Technical College 1,230 3,825 Weedown Institute of Marine Teclm Inc 2,385 Windham Aviation" Windham Community Memorial Hosp/Prog ofRed Tech 2,500 Windham Hoepital School of Radiologio Technology 2.500 2.500

Ante amity - 1,210 936 2,340

Beebe Hospital School of Nursing 1.210 (14) Delaware Technical and Community College Sthn 030 2.340 (11) Delaware Technical and Community College Terry 938 2.340 it) Delaware Technical Cmty Col Stanton-Wilmington 036 2.340 Mote: Data are not present in fiery column for responding institutions becausethe Item was net applicable, or the dale wore not reported. (H) Higher education btritution, I.e.. accredited by en agency or association nationollyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. institutiOn reported a combined room and board (Merge. The combined charge islisted in the Room column. 'flanneepondent. ***Tuition and required fees for In-district atudents ars at least 10 percent laverthan the charges shown for in-state students. (0) No 2-year postsecondary Insetutlons Were Identified In thie state or area.

92 Table charges for full-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status, control of institution. state or other area, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued TUMon and required tees Public In- Mae or other area, and Institaion Sato

Melo of Columbia

Diana average - 2,017 1.550

kdis School of Fashion Design" National Conservatory of Dramatic Ms 3.750 Washinoton Hospital Center School of Rad Tech 300 1,500 Washington School of Psychiatry 2,000

Stars average - 4,537 723 1.322 822

Academy of Nail Sculpturing" Acupranure-Acupuneture institute Inc 5,000 ATI Career Training Center 8,5410 Atlantic Vocational Technical Center 400 Barna College of Haalth Sciences 6.804 Bascom Palma Er Institut* Bay Area Legal Acadamy 2,908 Bay Man Med Cir Soh of Nursing Anesthesia 4,000 4,000 Bradford Union Area Vocational Technical Center 500 1,000 (H) Brevard Community College 780 1,800 (H)Briarcliff. College 4,500 (H) Onward Community Colkege 1,093 2,237 Camper City Collage' (H) Central Florida Community College NI 1.891 (H) Chipole Junior Calega 770 1,440 1,000 Collage of the Palm Batches 4,050 Camtryside Christian Training Center" Court Reporting Careers, Inc 4.704 D 0 Erwin Technical Cantor" (H) Won. Beach Community COMOge 1152 1.075 (H) Edson Community College 814 1,030 Evamal Bible School 140 (H) Flagier Carat Inaltuts-Jacksonville 2,170 .0 Hagler Career Institute-Mlaml" Florida Carfor institute 5,000 (H) Florida College 3,776 950 (H)Florida Community Dollop of Jacksonville 780 1.522 Florida Quito.* Amarican Ina of Banking" Florida institute of Traditional Chinese Medicina 5,420 Florida Institute of Ultrasamd" (H) Florida Keys Community Collegem 1,347 Florida Programming and Educational Center, Inc 4,000 Florida School of Preaching 0 Florida Tschnical Collage-Tampa 3.196 Note: Data are not masa in every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or tha data were not reportad. (H) Miner education institution, Lc. etoredlled by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution repollad combined room and board Margo. Th. oombinad thaw le Wed in the Room column. `Nonrespondent. "Tultion and requirsd fees for in-astrict students are at Wad 40 peroent tower than the charges shown for In-state students. (I) No 2-year polsecondery institutions were Identified in this state or area. Table 2.--Baa lc charges for fun-time, full-year students at 2-yoar postsecondary Institutiona,by student residence status, control of Institution, state or other area, and insthalac Academic yaw1990-91 - continued Tuition arid required fees Public Meals Plc Slate or other area, and institution week

Florida Technical College of Jacksonville, Inc 7,140 (H) Fort Lauderdale Collegw441aleah 4.C4111 (H) Fort Lauderdale College of Tallahassee 4.495 Fort Parrs &minus Acedem 5900 Full Sall Center for the RecordIng Arts"' George Stow AVTC 297 George T BiOcer Aviation School 342 342 (H) Guff Coast Community College OM 1,323 (H) Hillsborough Community College 772 1,507 (H) Indian River Conumm 1.252 (H)international Fine Arts College" interneaonal Technical institute 7,800 (H) irr Technical Institute 8,72a (H) Jones College" Jones Medical Education Center" (H) Keiser institute of Technology" (H) Lake City Community College 720 1,440 830 1,338 15 (H) Lake-Sumter Community College 800 1*00 Leesburg Bible College" Legal Career Institute 3,695 Legal Institute al COUit Reporting 5200. Lewis IA Lively Area Voc-Technical Center 370 098 895 728 21 (H) Manatee Community College 550 1.620 Maftin Technical College' Miami Technical College 4.100 (H) Miami-Dade Community College 802 1.972 (H)National Education Center, Bauder College Miami' National School of Technology Ino-N Miami Beach 4,900 National School of Technology, Inc-Hialeah" (H) New England institute of Technology-Palm Beach 5,825 North A. Baptist Theological Seminary 3.480 (H) North Florida Ardor College 052 1,305 (H) Okalooss-Walton Community College 072 1,344 Orlando Academy of Beauty Culture" (H) Palm Beach Community College 735 1,373 (H) Pasco Hernando Community Wogs 715 1,304 (H) Pensacola Junior College 797 1,594 (H)PhIllIpe Junta, College 3.111 (14)Polk Community College 790 1.520 (H) Prospect Hall College 4,800 (H) Saint Johns River Community College 902 1,354 (H) Saint Petersburg Junior College 796 1 ,559 (H) Santa Fe Community College 570 1,125 Sarasota County Votationsi-Technical Center 402 745 (H) Seminole Community College 785 1,404 Sheridan Vocational Center 786 South College 3,000 South Fla Baptist Bible institute" (H) South Raids Communly College 705 1,550 1,200 20 (H) Southeastern Academy 3,570 725 700 Note: Data ant not present In every column for responding Institutions because theitem wee not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education Institution. Ia., accredited by an agency or association natkmallyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge lelisted In the Room column. 'Nonrespondent. ' "Tuition and required lees for in-dishict students are at least 10 percentlower thin the charges shown for in-state students. (0) No 2-year postsecondary Institutions wet, Identified In this state or area.

94 98 Table 2.--Basic charges for futi-thm, students at 2-year postsecondary hutitutions, by student residence status, mow of inentution, state or outer arse, ono insunatott meow= yew unau-tri - common Malan and mulled lege Pub% Per S. or other ansa, and Indltudon

Southern Career Inetttute" Southern Cofiege 3,800 Southern College of the Seventh Day Adventists 0,900 150 Stenotype Institute of Jacksonville Beach 10,500 Suwannee-Hamilton Area Vocational and Adult Center 302 302 (H) Tanahaerae Community College 800 1.320 (H) Tampa Conege - Lakeland 3.150 Taylor County Vocational-Technical Cent* The Romanian Theological Institute 0 (H) United Bectronlos Institute of Ficcida 8,800 (H) Valencia 795 1,785 Washington-Holmes Area Voc-Tech School 370 735 Webster College, Inc-Gainesville 7,000 Webster Conage, Ino-New Port Richey 7,000 West Technical Education Center 324 Winter Park Vocational Center 302

Georgia

State average 3,783 793 1,815 1,277 1,414 19

(H) Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College 1,170 2,948 1,020 1,155 Albany Technical Institute 588 972 Altamaha Technical Institute 856 850 (H) Andrew College 3,585 1,509 1,791 20 Artistic Beauty College 4,800 Athens Area Technical Institute 477 777 Atlanta College of Medical and Dental Careers" (H) Atlanta Metropolitan College 950 2 748 Augusta Technical institute 848 848 (H) Bainbridge College 104 2,783 Satin Institut* of Technology" (H) Bauder Fashion College" (H) Ben Hill-kwin Technical Institute 810 1,232 Brown College of Court Reporting 4,800 (H) Brunswick College 1,074 2,153 Carroll Technical !nettling 624 824 (H) Chattahoochee Technical Institute 775 1,562 (H) Columbus Technical Institute 800 1 200 Control Data Institute (H) Coosa Valley Technical Institut 1,004 (H) Crandall Junior College 4 100 (H) Dalton College OW 2178 (H) Dalton College 1,014 2,793 De Kalb kfedlcal Center School of Rad Tech (H) Dekalb College 1,005 2 490 (H) Dekelb Technical Institute 580 1,180 (H) East Georgia Collage 004 2,783 (H) Emmanuel College 3,380 1,095 1,395 21 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the Item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution. i.e.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge le listed in the Room cdumn. "Nonrespondent. "Tuition and required fees for In-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown for In-state students. (5) No 2-year postsecondary Institutions were Identified in this state or area. Table 2.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students rd 2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status, contiol of institution, state or other area, and instituttom Academic 1990-81contintod

PUbNo M- Out-of- Per See or other area, and Institution Musks etals stele Room Dowd

- Junior Medical Center School of Tech 4,000 Fulton Deka lb Memorial Hoop 900 $OO Gainesville t002 2,781 Schcol of Rad Tech" NMI IMMO 2,139 3.064 1.602 1.100 21 Gordon MEM 1.029 2.808 1,115 19 Wain Technical WOWS COO 1200 (H) 0 Jones of Fumoral Sendoes* MEI MIN &Amen Technical Institute 540 82111111111111111111 Heart of Technical Institute sop Kennestone h of Rad Tech 300 Lane School of Art H) Larder Technical institute 938 Macke s of Bea Culture 1.500 (H) Macon 78MIEE:3 Memo Technicel Inetitute 580 1.160 Surliness 7,130 (H) Meadows Junior 2225 1111111=1111 Medical Center Inc/School of Rad Tech 1,400 Medical Center of Centralt' I. 111 1,200 MINN (H) Middle At. Collage 2.943 945 1,200 15 1.8ddie Technic& Institute 1.190 (H) Mouhrie Area Technical institute =1111 518 1.000 North Georgia Technical Institute 1504 1,540 1,280 19 North Metro Technical Institute 940 1,240 Okefenokee Technical institute mirm 810 (H)Phill College- usta 3240 MEI (H)Phillips College.-Columbus" of bleats 4.500 ( Pickens Technical institute 459 LI Portfolio Center MEM (H) Reinhardt 1,625NEM 21 Savannah Technical School 845 1,032 (H) South Col 3,925 (H) South Col 1.023 2.102 900 1 South Georgia Technical Institute 676 1.000 400 1,440 Swainsboro Technical institute 900 1,100 MOM (H) The Mt Institute of Atlanta MEM 2,940 Thomas Technical Institute 848 1,032 ( Truett McConnell College 3.519 NMI 900 1.200 19 (H) U Technical Institute 578 1,152NMI (H) Valdosta Technical institute 888 1,059 (H) W 1,032 2,111 West Georgia Tech Institut 032MEIN (H) YouHarris 3150 1,740 21

Hawaii =MINN. 111111111111MIIIMIll Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data Were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or esirociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretaryof Education. *Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. Med in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. "*Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown for In-statestudents. (0) No 2-par posteecondary institutions were identifted In this state of area,

s. 100 Table 2.--13se1c charges tor lull-time, tuil-year students at 2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status, control of Institution, state or other area, and institutiom Acadengc 1990-91 - continued ?Won and fase

in- Out-oF- Por Shia or other area, and Institution Salo

4,111113 414 2 486

Air Service =11111111111111111111111111 Cannon's bdernalional Business Col of Honolulu 5.788 ()1) Honolulu 410 2,470MEM Kenai Glaidal Hawaii 6,0001111111111111111111111111111111 415 2,476 410 2,470 Leeward 410 2,470 Mauip. ,. p. 416 2,478 Center School of Fashion 2,800 Windward Comm College 420 2,430 MI= 111111111111 1=111111111=11111111111111111E

Slate avor 3 124 1,435 1,807 868 1,821 19

Alpo Technicians Inc 1111011111111111111 Boise Secratadal School' 1111111111111111 Career 3,000IM11111111111111111111111 (H) . of southern metre... 1 ,500 1,500 700 1,472 Eastern Idaho Tschnical College EMI 700 1,858 (H) ITT Tochnioal Institute 5,067 Mr Juana of Hair Design 3,020 Mr Leona School of Hak Dalian" (ti)North Idaho College' " 1,804=Ea 1.000 1.810 19 (li)RicksI. . 1,4 0 568 1,782 19 111.1111111M1

WIEN11111111111111.1= 3,886 2,386 3,881 1,007 1,088 19 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 lac 7,95011111111111111111111111111111111 (H) American Academy of Ail 0,800 Marken Mods& Record Assocon 1,500 MIN 14)Belleville kas 2,280 2,870 (11) Black Hawk EastCampus*" ME1131111=111111111111=1 (H) Black Heat nnad-Citias' 1111311311111=1111111111111111111111111 Meting Hoepital Anhool of Tech 1,050 2,180 Bloomington Normal Schwa of Radiography 976 Blue island School of Culture" &Owns Butineso .2261111M1111111111111111111111111111111111111 (H) Ced Sisndbergf* 2,224 4,418 Cantralls Schrol of 550 Chicago Coliage ofCOMM" 5,722 111111111111111111111111=1 Chicago Pupils Schools Practical Nursi 4,500 Chicago School at Violin 3.100minim4.816== WW1, 0 1111111M11111111111111111111111111111111 NM,: Data are not present In every column for responding institutkma because this hem was not applicabia, or the data wore not reported. (N) Rigby education institution. i.e.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by ths U.S. Seeretaly of Education. institution reportad a combined room and board charge Thi combined chugs is listed in ths Room column. 11" Nortrespondant. mTultion and required Ws for in-district studants are at least 10 portent lower than the charges shown for in-atate students. (0) No 2imar poetoscondery institutions were identifiod in this slate or area. Tabk, 2,--lassic charges for fu2-thne, full-year students at 2-yearpostsecondary histkutions, by student residence status, control ot institution, state or other area, am institution: Academic year iveu-ai -COMM Tuition and required lase Public Meals Per State or other ann. and institteion .. .. .-...."...... ocaspe...... Chicagoland American institute of &Inking" (H)City College of Chicago Olivo-Hanisy College" 2020, 30,58 (H)City College of Chicago-Harold Washinstonm 2020 3261 (H) City College of Chicago-Kennedy-King' 11,020 320 (H) City Conejo) of Chicogo-Richard J Daley Collego"* 2,020 3,308 (H) City Conejo, of Chicago-Truman Collirge'" 2.020 3266 (H)City Colleoe of Chicago-Wright Coltage" 2,020 3.368 (H) City Colleges of Chicago Malcolm X' " 2,020 3,368 (H) City Gallegos of Chimo-Chleago City-Wide Col" " 2220 3,318 (H) College of Du Pogo" VW 3225 (H) College of Lake County' 3275 6,264 Cook School of X-Ray Technol 200 250 (H) Denvilis Arm Communfty Coliogom 2,306 4,503 Dircatut Memorial HooPliot 1.000 (H)Elgin Community Conage*" 2,982 4,019 Europeon Beauty School" Faith School of Theology' Fiasco Air Service*" Freemen's Fashion Academy 4,500 (H) Gem City C03099 3,000 Graham Hospital School of Nursing 3,700

(1.1) Highland Community College*" 1,749 3,263 (H)Illinois Central Coliego" 2,744 3,589 (H)Illinois &Worn Community Colleges" ' 2,042 4,748 Illinois Institute of Cosmetology" (H)Illinois Medical Training Center 4,600 (H)Illinois Tyrannical College 4,480 (H)Illinois Valley Community College*" 1,904 3,011 Insurance School of Chicago 1,850 (H) ITT Technical Institute-Schaumburg 6,727 (H) John A Lotion conolls". UN 4,288 (H) John Wood Community College" 1,655 3,075 (H)Joliet Junior College" 2,784 3,829 (H) Koos College 2,600 (4) Kankakm Community College*" 1,013 4,502 (H) Kaskaskia College" 2,120 4210 (H) Kishwaukee Canoe*" 1,875 3,250 La James College of Hair Styling 5,870 (H) Lake Lsnd Colloge " 2,188 4,408 Linos Artistic Beauty College 2,600 (H) Lewis and Clark Community College" " 2,622 4,757 (H) Lexington Institute of Hospitality CaMetill 3,500 2,500 1,000 (H) Lincoln Collin)* 0,900 1,200 2,000 10 (H) Lincoln Land Community College*" 1,873 3,0137 (H) MacCormac College 3,825 McDonough District Hospital 0 0 (H) McHenry County Colin." 3299 4, 17 Memorial Modica! Center-School of Rad Tech 500 Mothodlot Medical Confer of Illinois School of Nuns 4,290 1,200 (H) Metropolitan Business Callow, 5,800 Note: Data aro nc4 present In every column for responding institutions because theitom was not applicable, or the data We not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or amoclatkinnationally recognized by the U.S. &rotatory of Education. *Institution moiled a combined room and board charge. The combinad charge I.gated in tho Room column. Nonrospondent. *Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 petzent favor than theohargise shown for in-state studonts. (In No 2-year postsecondary Institutions were idontified in thii state or area.

. Table 2.--Basic charges tor tull-time, full-yeat students at 2-year postescondary institutions, by student residence statue, control ot instnution, state or other ans, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Ton and required Om Palle Mule OM% In- per State mother ame. and Institution stals Roam Dowd week

(H) Michaelis College 4.tk35 (H) Monkey College 5,000 (H) Moraine Valley Commtmity College ' * 4.952 (11) Morrison Intik*, of Tedmology 3,530 pi) Morton College" 4,371 Mr re School of Beautr National Bannir-Stylkm CoNspi Northwest Communfty Hospital School of X-Ray Tech 200 Northwestern Business College-Chkago 4,610 Northwestern Business College-Southwesern Cam 5,500 (H) Oakton Community College"' - Oregon Bible College 7,275 900 1,350 17 (H) Paridand Coneys*" 5.115 (H) Phmlp. College of Chicago 5,300 (H) Ptak% State College** Ravenswood Hospital Medical Center 3,000 0 (It Rend Lake Conege "1* (H) Richland Community College' Rivera School of Beauty Culture" (H) Robert Morrie College' Rock Wend Franciscan Hospital Sch of Rad Tech 1,600 (H) Rock Valley College*" 2,197 Rockford Business Coliege 5,900 (H) Saint Augustin' College 3,500 Saint Francis Hospital School of Nursing COCO 1,034 Saint Mary Hospital School of Radlologic Tech SOO Saint Sava Serbian Orthodox Seminary 0 0 0 21 (H) Sauk Valley Community College" 1,757 3,121 (H) Shawnee Community College" 1,347 2,793 South Chicago Community Hospital Sch of Red Tech (H) South Suburban Conine" 3,402 5,102 (H) Southeastern HMOs College"' 1000 3,300 (H) Spoon River College" 2,899 5.090 (H) Springlield College in Winch 5724 Springfield School of Court Reporting 2,400 St Johns Hospital School of Nufting 3,492 1,570 St Joseph School of Radiologits Technology SOO (H) State Community Collin* Swedish American Hospital School of Med Tech*" Swedish American Hospital School of X-Ray Tech 750 0 (Pi)Taylor Business Institute 9,500 The College of Office Technology 4,500 (H) Triton College" United Medical Center School of Nursing 8,000 United Medical Center School of Rad Tech 3,1541 tinkered Technioal institute Inc" Waubonsee Community College" (H) William Rainey Harper Collage "

Note: Data are not present in every column for responding inaltutions because the Item was not applicable. or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution repc4led a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. listed in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. "Tuition and required fees for In-dialect students ar st least 10 percent lower than the charges shown for in-state ardente. (0) No 2-yew postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or ansa.

103 Table 2.--Basic charges for fuR4ime, tull-ysar students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence Institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tilden and required ties Public Meals in- Out-of- Plc State or other area, and institution week

swag. - 4,558 1,30s 2,329 2.151 1,750

(H) Millis Domini College 1.944 Andaman Area Vac:atonal-Technical School 3,100 3,100 Ball Memorial Hospftal School of Radio logic Tech 1.250 College of Court Reporting. Inc 3375 (H) Commonweagh Sit lineei Co llagii-La Porte Br 3140 (H) Commonwealth Business Col lege-Main Campus 3,840 (H) Dawmport Cortaro - Merrillville** (H) DaWMPorl Collage-South Bend"

Elkhart Area Comer Center , (11) Gaorge Ropes Clark Collect* 5.760 Good Samaritan Hospital 310 310 (H) Holy Cross Colksga 3,600 Indiana Barber College 5.242 Indiana Bulimia' College-Anderson 3.500 Indiana Business College-indianapolis 5,500

Indiana Business Collar -Marlon 4.700 , Indiana Business Callege-Coiumbus 5,100 Indiana Business Collage-VIncennes 4.700 Indiana Business College-Tani Haute 4,700 Indiana Salinas, College-Lalayetts 5,100 Indiana Business Callaga-Munele Campus 5.100 Indiana Conroe of Commit* 3,075

(H) Indiana VocatIonal Tech Col-Columbus Tech Ins* 1,509 2.745 _ (H) Indiana Vocational Tech Col-Lafayette Tech inst 1,509 2,745 (H)Indiana Vocational Tech Col-Wabash Viy Tech inst 1,509 2.745 (H) Indiana Vocational Tech Col-Whitewater Tech Ind 1,509 2.745 (if)Indiana Vocational Technical Col Kokomo Tech Ins, 1,509 2,746 (H) indiana Vocational Technical Col-E Cen Tech Ina 1.509 2.746 (H) Indiana Vocational Technical Col-Nthast Tech inst 1,509 2.745 (H) Indiana Vocational Technical Col-Nthwat Tech inst 1.509 2.745 (H) Indiana Vocational Technical Col-S Con Tech Met 1,509 2,745 (H) Indiana Vocational Technical Col-Meat Tech inst 1.509 2,745 (14)Indiana Vocational Technical Col-Sthwet Tech inst 1,509 2.745 (H) Indiana Vocational Technical College-Contra! Ins* 1,5119 2.745 (H) Indiana Vocational Tachnical Collage-North Central 1.509 2.746 (H)International Bugloss. College-Fort Wayne 7,490 2,800 (H) International Business Collars-Indianapolis Br 7,050 interstate Technical Institute (H) trr Technical Manuel 14,455 J Mitchall Harrold Beauty Academy 4,995 Lincoln Technical Institute 4.100 Whims Cone.* 4,259 (H) Mid American Collagri of Funeral Services 4,900 Northern Indiana School of Radiologic Technology 1,819 Pontiac Business Institute" Porter Mamorial Hospital School of Radiography 1,000 1,000 Note: Data are not present in *vary column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not report . (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally racognized by the U.S. Sacretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combinsd room and board charge. Th. combinad charge I. listed in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. 'Tuition and required fleas for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charge. shown for in-state students. (I) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were idantified in this state or area.

100 Table 2.-Basic charges tor full-time, full-yew students at 2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status. control of institution, state or other area, and instkutiat Academic year 1990-81 - continued 'Mon and required lose PUbflo Mode

%Dubai- Flow Male ar other area, and butftution NNW, Room Board woo* w*Nolo Oa Reid Memorial Hospital School of Radiologic Tech Ruda*** School of Beauty Culture" Saint Elatbath Hospital School of Nursing 5,112 1113 2,400 20 Sawyer CoNege-Iftmmond' Branch** St Jam* Medal Center School of Radiology pi) Vincennes UnlvorsIty 1,204 3,504 1,540 1,100 19 Wobash Beauty Wisp° " Moon College 1,800

Iowa

Wee avorags - 3.244 1.318 2,163 1,356 1,082 15

Afton Memorial Hospital-Allied Hosith Programs 000 1,106 (H) Nnwican institute of Buskins 4,275 1350 American institute of Commerce 4,314 WU His Eleanor of Cosmetology 5,200 Capd Cosmetology Colloge-Dubuquo 6.200 Capri Cosmetology College-Cedar Rapids 5.276 Cannon' Medical Center School of Rad Tech 400 (4) Dos Moines Community Callow, 1.282 2,382 (H) Eastern Iowa Community Colloge District 1,335 1,935 Hawkeye Institute of Tochnology 1,293 2.505 Hills Collor of Cosmetology 3,296 (H) Indian Hills Community Coliege 1,252 1,733, 883 745 8 Institute of Cosmetology Arts" (H) Iowa Central Community College 1,584 2,2e4 1,125 1,32$ 15 (H) Iowa Lakes Community Wive 1242 mos 900 1,070 15 lowa Mothodist Medical Centor-Clinical Lab Prog" Iowa Methodist ~cid Contor-Sch of Rad Tech 400 (H) knee Methodist School of Nursing 4,029 890 750 15 (H) lows Vanity Community Collage 1.400 2200 1.30 1,040 19 (H) Iowa Western Community College 1,350 2,025 1,400 Jennie Edmundson Mem Hoop Sch Radiologic Tech 500 1,440 Jinn* Edmundson Memorial Hospital Sch of Nurs 2,249 1,010 John Arnica School of Haft Design" (H) Kirkwood Communfty Collage 1,200 2,400 La James Colloge of Hairstyling-Des Moines 5,970 La Janos Collor,* of Hairstyling-Iowa City 5,970 (I, Lincoln Technical Institut* 2500 Marian Health Contor School of X-Ray Tochnology 1.960 Monsy Hosp Med CI School of Rad Tech 400 1,200 Mercy Hospital Modica, OMNI School of Nursing 4.796 900 Mercy Saint Lub's School of Rad Tech 000 2.200 1141 National Education Center Nall Ind of Toohn Cam 0,710 (H) North Iowa Area Community College 1,375 1,990 1,298 20 el) Northeast Iowa Community Move 1.633 2277 Northwest Iowa Technical 1203 1.802 Note: Dais aro not present in oven, column for rosponding institutions because the item was not applicable. or tho data wore not roportod. (H) Higher admit:Ian Institution, L., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge Is listed In the Room column. Nomospondont. "'Tuition and roquired kw for in-district students are al toast 10 percont lower than tho chows shown for in-date students. (0) No 2-yoar postsecondary Institutions WON identified in this state or area.

101 105 Table 2.--Basic charges for fu9-tline, full-year students at 2-year postmondaryInstitutions, by student residence MOUS,control of Institution, stale or other area, and Institution: Academic par1990-91 - cortinued Tuition and requfted bee Public 0111-45- Pow Stab or dhow area, mid institution

%Int Joseph Mercy Hospital School of Rad tech 500 Saint Wore School of Nursing 5.508 1,7115 (H) Southeastern Community College 1,136 1,988 2.168 (H) Southington Communfty Cony* 1275 1.852 1,058 1,178 15 Spencer School of Bulimia" 5,410 St Luke's Methodist Hoop Sch of Rad Toth 800 2.220 (H) Waldorf Collor, 0270 1,370 1.250 19 H) Woatem Iowa Tech Community Colloge 2,380 1275 Young Cosmetology Collego-Waterloo 5690 Young Cownotology Collsve-Cedar Rajad 5.090

mar 3.363 739 2,903 1.199 1,201 18

(H) Alkm Count Community College 2280 2.300 17 Apostolic Faith Church Bible Collage Inc 4 0 21 (H) Barton County Community College 2,100 1.080 1,080 17 Bothany Medical Center School of Radiologic Tech Brown-Mackie Collogo-Overiand Perk 8.520 Brown-Mackie Collego-Sallna 5,308 (H) Buda County Community Contort 805 2,070 900 1,270 19 Control Kansas Ann Vocational technical School 580 6054 (H) Cloud Comm Collor. 804 2,048 800 1,180 15 Colfarilts Aircraft (H) Colloyvillo Community Collor 18 (H) Colby Community Callow) 832 2.194 1,223 1207 18 (H) Cowley County Community College 775 2,108 750 1,690 15 (H) Dodge City Community Collage 700 2,010 1,225 1,214 19 (H) Donnelly Coder Flint Ms Area Vocational Tochnloal Schad (H) Fort Scott Commun s 275 852 002 1,840 19 (H) Barden Cfty Community Colby(' 797 2,077 1,141 1,159 20 (H) Haskell Indian Junior Collogo 70 70 25 19 (H) Hesston Conoco 5240 1.180 1,770 21 (H) Highland Community Console 930 2,790 1,200 100 10 (H) Hutchinson Community Collor 788 2,240 1,995 990 20 (H) Indepandencs Community Gallop 730 2,144 2,500 19 Johnson County Area Vocational-Technical School 355 2,030 (H) Johnson County Community Collsge 840 2605 Kansas Cfty Area Vocational Technical School 897 8,115 (H) Kansas City Kansas Community Collor 690 1,890 (H) Kansas College of technology 990 3,004 1,275 1,275 19 Kaw Ares Voc-Tech Soh 8411 5,400 830 2490 2.100 1,530 17 (H)Labiate Community College Liberal Ana Vocational Technical School 882 4658 786 Manhattan Area Vocational Technical School 543 4 784 (H) Neosho Cowl Community Coneys MO 1,900 2,310 19 Newman Memorial County Hospital School of Num 2,022 2,022 990 Note: Data are not present ln every column tot rosponding Institutions because the item was notapplicablo, or the data were not reported. Secretary ol Education. (Pi) MOH* oduoallon Inolltallow, ocomdltsd by an agency or association nationally recognizod by the U.S. Institutlon reported a combined room and board *harp. The combinad charge is listed in thoRoom column. ''Nonreopondent. '41 'Tuition and required toes for in-district students aro at lout 10 percent&MK than the chows shown tor in-stste students. (0) No 2-yoar postsecondary institutions wont identified in this Wats or area.

102 Table 2,--Basic charges for fuN-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary hneitutions, by student residence status, control of institution, state or other area, and institutlat Academic year 1990-91 - continued Ton and mquked fese Public

Stets or other arm and ktudtution

North Central Kansas kes Vocational Technical Soh 5,585 1,378 Northeast Kansas ken Vocational Technical Soh 724 8.029 Northwest Kansas Nu Vocational Technical Soh 857 5.0701 525 1,817 (H)Pratt Community College 1.8001 1,040 1,500 Sakti Francis Regional Medical Ctr Etch of Rad Sd I 1.092 Salina Ares Vocational Technical School 1185 (H) Seward County College 704 2 090 1,820 I 111 Southeast Kamm; kee Vocational Technical Soh 5,010 Southern Technical College" Southwest Kansas Area Vocational Technical Soh 2,010 Wichita Area Vocational Technical School 3,618 Wichita Technical Institute 5.985

Kerducky

3,899 1,621 1 1,865 1,217 19

A-Pses Weikel Ineitute et " (H) mhiand Community College 1,920 Ashland State Vocational-Technical School SOO Brannon Buelness Institute 4,440 (H) Careercom Junior College of Business° '

Draughce's Junior College I 8,100 (H) Blzabethtown Community College 1,920 (H) Franklin College 1 4,200 Fugazzi College 4,318 (H) Hazard Community College 1,920 Hazard State Vocational-Technical School 500 Head's Sandy Whop of Providence' (H) Henderson Community College 1,920 (N) Hopillneville Community College 1,920

(H) institute of Electronic Technology 1 4.800 (H) Jefferson Community College I 840 1,920 JefWson State Vocullional Teohnical School Mo

Kentucky Advanced Technical Center I 493 Kentucky Crum Institute I 4,500 (H) Kentucky College of Business 4,1/19 Kings Daughters Mc .6-.!tal, School of X-Ray Tech 950 KY Dept for Mull and Tech Ed-West Kentucky 13VTS

(H) Lees College I 3,300 1,100 1,200 19

(N) Lexington Community College 1 1,710 4,710I 2,582 1,000 21

Lexington Beatronice Institute 1 4,800

(H) Louie/We Technical Inatitute I GAO 2,150 (H) fierfisonville Community College 1,920 Mayo State Vocational-Technical School 355 700 (H) Illaysville Comimmlly College 1,920 Montgomery Counly Area Vocational Education Cr' (H) National Educatice Center Kentucky Col of Teem I 5,100 (H) Otvenaboro Conwnunity CclIe I I MO 1,920 Note: Data am not present in awry column for responding Institutions bemuse the item was not applloable, or the data Wire nOt reported. (H) Higher education institution, I,.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. °Institution reported combined room and board charge. The combined charge Ii fluted in the Room column. flonrespondent. `Tuldon end required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown tor 1n-state students. (#) No 2-year poetwoondary Institutions were identified in this state or area.

103 Tab* 2.--itasic charges for full-tbne, tull-year students at 2-year postescandaty Instftutions, bystudent residence status, coning of troattution. stile orother area. and institudorc Academic 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required Nee

Out-al- Por State or other ask and inatibdion Maas state Room pi) Owensboro JUltiOf of Smarm Paducah o 040 1,920 Phi INEE311101M1111 INNI11111111111111 (It MEI 040 1920, (H) REM Electronic wow.** MMINIMIIII1111111111 Rowan State Vocational Technical School 336 570 111111111 sot Ladskiiie 1111111M=11111 Saint Catharine i 3,51* 2.490111111111121 21 Saint School of Tech 500 1111111111 Somerset 1.920 Somerset State Vocational Technical School 350 050 ( Southeast IMO 1,920 (14) Shahan Ohio 1,4001111111111111111111111111111111111= Southwestern of Business 6,200 1111111111111111 Steno-T Institute of Louisville 1,020 1111111Mm=011111111111111 H) Sue Bennett 3,500 700 1 .450 15 (H) Sullivan 5.020 2150 Tri-State Modem ho" M11111111111111111 of Hair Dee 111111111111111111 V htc"' 111111111111111111111111111M (H) Waterton 111111M1111M1111 MIN 111111111=111=11111111M MENEM= 1111111111 MIMIIIIIIIIII 4,234 440 IMIZEIIIIIIIIIIE 111111.11.111.1.1.11.1111 Acediena Technical Col 11111.1.1111=111 Mediate Technical 5,200 MINN MINN Alexandria Vocational-Teolmical'Mule 300 600MINININIIIIIM Arte of MINI Ascension Vocational-Technical School MEI 300 300 MINN Avoyellse Technical Institute 300 SOO Baton GOMPIRI Medical Center School of Nurs 2,125 Baton General Medical Centa-Red Tech rs0=1111110M11111=1 Baton Technical With* Mill 300 000 111111111111111111111 Baton School of Com 1111112:31111111111 Wads Combat Constant School ci 111111=11101111111111 Smola Parish WWII 500 1,000NONNI Cameron *Sege 3,296 IN111111111111111E Concordia Vocatianal-Technioal School =n 400 , 906INEE:111 Dena Career 9,100 IP Delta Junior 1111111INIM111111111= Delta Junior111- Dena School of Business and T 'I 5,075 Maine P Nunes Technical Institute 305 010 *motional Technical School 300 000 Rocha Technical 4,760 Reisman hAsecn EMI Note; Das ant not present in every column for responding institutions because the item real not applicable, or the data wore notreported. (H) Higher ediroeflon Institution, la., accredited by ar agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S.Secretary of Education. "thelltaion foliated a oombiswd room end board charge. The combined charge is listed In the Room column. ""Nonnespondent. "" 'Tuition and required fees for In-district students as at least 10 percent loner thanthe charges shown fa in-state students. (9) No 2-yess postsecondary Institutions were identified in this state cv area.

104 e 8 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-thee, full-year students at 2-year pootsecondary Irtstitutions, by student residence status, control of Institution, state or other area, and institution: Machin* year 1990-91 - continued Tuon and required bee Pubilc Meals In- Per MOO Of other area, and imalution Private state Room Board week -Dollars- Florida Pariahs, Technical institute 2401 240 Folks* Tacimical institute 520 Franklin College of Court Reporting 2.475 Gulf Area Technical institute 2401 485 Huey P Long Memorial Vocational School 3051 605 E Jumonville Eif Vocational-Technical School 2451 245 %Whereon Parish Vocadonal-Technical School 3001 350 Lafayette Regional Vocational Technical !nett 3001 SOO Lamar SOW Vocational-Technic& School 3051 606 (H) Louisiana State Univ Alaxandrie 7861 1.982 (H) Louisiana State University Eunice 888 1 2,088 Mansfield Technical institute 3051 605 New Oriaans Regional Technical Inst 300 $OO North Central Technical institute 2401 240 Northeast Louisiana Technical institute 305 605 Oakdala Vocational-Technical School 3001 600 OW Lady of the Lake School of Nursing 3,405 Pelican Aviation Corp" Phillips Junior Coital)* 3,509 Port Sulphur Technical Institute 010 Present City Tech 6,176 Repides Goma) Hospital School of Radioiogic Tech 4,500 4,500 RETS Training Center 3.990 Sabina Va flay Vocational-Technical School 245 480 (H) Saint Bernard Parish Community College 290 290 Shrevaport-Bossier Regional Technical Institute 300 SOO Slidell Technical institute 270 552 South Louisiana Regional Technical Institute 290 885 (H) Southern Technical Co nage-Lafayette 5.500 (H) Southarn Technical Co ilega-Shreveport 7,077 (H) Southern Technical Canoga-Monroe 4,995 (H) Southern Unhiersity Shreveport-Bouler City Cam 1,8410 Sows la Regional Technical Institute 600 Spencer College 5,400 Sullivan Technical institute 245 486 T H Harris Vocational-Technical School 245 485 Tech* Area Vocational-Technical School 300 SOO Thibodaux Area Technical institute 240 480 University Nadia& Cant& 400 400 Ville Platte Vocational-Technical School 240 480 West Jeffarson Technical Institute 240 400 Whits* Ferry Road Ch of Christ Soh Biblical Study 0 Young Memorial Technical Institute 300 SOO

State average - 2,704 1.479I 2427 1.315

Alr Tech Ina 4.299 Note: Data ars not present in *very column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable. or the data were not raported. (H) Higher education Institution, l. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Inatitution reportsd a combinad room and board chars*. The combined chug* I. Wad in the Room column. "Ncnrespondent, ** 'Tuition and required fees for in-district students are al least 10 percent lower than Ma charges shown for in-state students. (f) No 2-yaar poatescondary institutions idantified in this state or area.

3EST COPYAVAILABLE 1°5 109 MIAs 2.--Baalc thaws for full-thne, full-year students at2-year postsecondary Institutions, bY student residence status, control of Institution, state or other area, andinstitutiorc Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tallith and mquired Public Meals in- pet Mae or other area. and institution seek

(N) Andover Cadege 3,800 (H) Beal College 4.260 1.800 Casco 4.576 2,240 (H) Central Maine Medical Center School of Nursing 2,572 1.140 Central Moine Moth* Center School of Rad Tech 315 1,710 21 Pe Central Maine Technical College 1.494 2.934 850 1,550 792 1,508 21 (14) Radom Maine Technical College 1.500 2,800 Filth School of Theology international Fffin ~whops"' (H) Kennebec Valley Vocational Technical School 1.260 2,450 Mercy Hospital School of X-Ray Technology 1.750 Mid-Maine Med cli Soh of Rediologio Tech 1.000 (H) Mid-thate College-Auburn 3,400 1,780 kW-Slats College-Augusta 3,100 1,580 (N) Northern Maine Technical College 1,531 2,731 890 (it) Southern Mak* Technical College 1,620 3.220 850 1,550

Mwyland

3,587 2.180 3,828 1,495 14 State average 1.11= Aesthetic* Institute Cosmotolog (N) Anegany Community College" 1,589 2,848 (14) Anne Mmdel Community College" 2,520 6.040 Arundel Institute of Technology 8.700 (H) Baltimore's inthrnaticnal Culinary College 7.180 2,100 (N) Catonsville Community College" 1$10 3 372 (N) Crell Comnnmity College" 2.040 3,030 (N) Charles County Community Ccilege" 2,27$ 3,024 (H) Chesapeake Colleges' 2.034 3,834 (N) Dundalk Community College" 1.510 3,372 (K) Essex Community College" 1.510 3,372 Fleet Business echoer' (H) Frederick Community College' 2,720 6,440 (H) Garrett Community College** 1,680 5,000 Giesler Baltimore Mod Cir--Radiologlo Tech 578 (H) Hagerstown Business College 4,960 2485 09 Hagerstawn Junke Collegea 2,092 2.842 Harbor Hoop Center School of X-Ray Technolog ' (H) Harlon, Community College" 2,250 3.540 0 14 Harry Lundeberg School of Seamanship 0 0 (N) Howard Community College as 2,063 4.323 L'Aciadamie de Cuisine 9,000 Le Mel Prhyto M School 2,450 Maceueen Gibbs WWI. !Moot of Nursing 1.116 Maryland Acedemyof Dramatic Ms and Theatre 4456 (H) Maryland Collage of Art and Design 6.165 Maryland General Hospital Sch of Red Tech 400 Maryland Maul, of Ultrasound Tachnclogy 5,000 Nate: Data are not preser$ In suety oolumn for responding institutionsbecause the item was not applicable, or the dais WAWA not repotted. raeognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. (H) Higher oduoakininatitudon, Le., accredited by an agency or aseoclation nationally "inatitullon regaled a combined room and board charge. Thecombined charge is Dated in the Room column. safionreepondent. Tultion and required fees for in-diskict students are at least 10 percentWar than the charges shown for in-state student*. (0) No 2-year postsecondary lnadtutfons we identified in this state cr area.

105 110 Table 2.--Baslc charges tor full-thne, lutl-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence instittalort Academic year 1990-91continued Tuon and requiredsS Rabid Meals Out-of- Per State or caw arse, and institution Pthste st st Room Board week

Mercy Medical Center Radio logic Techmlogy (H) Montsamery College of Germantown*" 2,739 3,782 (N) *etymon, Coliege of Rockville' 2,730 3,752 (H) Montgomery College of Takoma Pork*" 2339 3.782 (H) New Community College of Baltimore 1,190 3230 (H) Prince Georges Community College" 2.790 4.740 Schuler School of Rae Art* 2,400 Teed Electronics and Computer Institute 8,780 The Radio Electronic Television Schools, km" Woehington Adventist Hoop - Sch of Radiography" (H) Wor-Wio Tech Community College" 2,390 4.370 - State average - 8,734 1,987 4,319 3,033 2,088 18

(H) Aquinas College at Milton" (H) Aquinas College at Newton 8,750 (H) Bay Path College 7.700 5,250 21 (H) Bay Mote College 0.400 5,400 14 Bay State Medical Center School of Nursing 5.429 (H) Becker College-Leicester 8,595 1,875 1,8 5 19 (H) Becker Collecle-Worentor 8,595 1,875 1.875 19 (H) Berkshire Community College 1238 4278 (H) Bristoi Community College" 1,820 4,370 Brockton Hospital School of Nursing 8,000 (H) Bunker Hill Community College I ,589 4.809 - Butera School of Art 7,400 (H) Cape Cod Community College 1.737 4.777 (H) Cieterine Labour* Collage 9,440 2,200 Chamberlain School of Retelling" (H) Dean Junior College 8,180 3.400 1 900 19 East Coast Arno Technical School 15,310 Essex Agricultural-Technical institute 3.558 3.550 (H) Fisher Cativo 8390 0.800 19 Framingham Union Hospital School of Nursing 4,700 1.200 (H)Franklin institute of I3oston 7,140 7,140 2,820 20 (14) Bromfield Community College 1,487 4,494 Heritage Baptist Institute" (H) Holyoke Community College 2.000 5,040 Institute of Certified Travel Agents 150 ITT Teohniaal institute 13,455 (H) Katharine Gibbs School 7,070 Lawrence Memorial Hospital School of Nursing 0,000 1.840 (H) Marian Court junta College 8,1$0 (H) Massachusetts Bay Community College 1,370 3,990 (H) Massasoit Community College 1.520 4.550 (4) Middlesex Community College 1,425 3,990 Mount Auburn Hospitel Radiography Program 1,000 Note: Data are not present in marry column for responding Institutions because the item was not applicable, or were rwi re . (i) Higher education Institution. i.e.. accredited by an agency or association nationally mcognIzed by the U.S. Secretary of Education. institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined Marge Is listed in the Room column. Nonrespondsnt. Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at lead 10 percent lower than the Merges shown for In-date students. (IP) No 2-year postemmdary institutions ewe Identified In this state or area.

107 111 Table 2.--Basic charges for tull-thne, full-year students id2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status, costal of InstftutIon, slate ar other arse,end Institutiort Academic 1090-91 - continued

PubSc Meals ln- Oatcl Per State or other was, and Institution stets state Room Board

is)Mount Wechusett MUlletdar inslaute 1.990 New Hospital School of Hunk' 0.405 New .1' Schoolof Inc" MEM Schoolof All and Inc 7,580 13 hut 8,200 5,000 Noah Bennet Street School 7,300EWE (i4) Noah Shore 1.188 4,140 Nodhern Esesx CommunCollege 1,3$0 4,410 1,1150 1.850 04) . 1,492 3,979 tal College NMI RET8 Bedrock, School 7.496MIN 1,423 4,463 1.a.) SmIrd Elizabeth* Hospital 0,400 2,000 Somentfle School of N MUM NMI 1,800 Southeastern Technical institute Technical Community IMO 1.8811.113ME11.1111 Tew-Mac School of Aeronautics" MEI State Hospital Sch ol Practical Nur*" 11.1111. The New England Bank) Institute" .1111.11=111 Tho Salter School 4,500111=111==11.1M 'Tim School of Fashion 4,000 Woburn Electrical School of Codo and Theory* 3,000 Worcester Hospital School of Nursi 3,000 Wofeeitin Technical Institute " MEM 1218 4.798 .111111111111.11 .111.1111111111= =MEOW 17 average - 1,682 1,995 1,449 1 .408 111M11 Academy of Court Repotting 1,426 (H) Alpena Comm Collsgom 1,310 1,940 American of H oats Soh Inc DANA Mr Arnold* Beauty** School of X-Ra Tochnology 75011011=IMMIIII 1.530 H) de Non Commun. 1,708 2.732 Bent Service 4,000 NMI 19 Bristol Road School of Biblical Studies 4,200 3.030 820 5 Bronson Methodist 1,190 Smoke Amino" Cadillac Madam of 3,960MINN 2.385 IA) Charles Stewart Mott Commun MEE] 411 2.180 4,434 1.838 14 Deltar ; MEDI Detroit Institut* of 3,085 NNW Drake &Seiko Co lac 20.000 =MI en Institute of Court tea 111111MINIIII 1,426 131en Oaks Comm 1=111111111a11 1,114 1.100 (14) Grand Rapids Junior Cotiege' 1,970 2.890 repotted. Nor Data am not present In every column for respondinginstitutions Watts, the Nem was not applicabls, or ths debt wont not Education. (H) Nigher education Institutice. I.e., accredited by an agency orassocletion nationally recognized by the U.S. Ssoretary of 'Instltution repotted a combined mom and board Margo.Ths combined charge le Noted in the Room column. Nonrsapondent. "Tuition and required Ws for In-district students are athost 10 percent lower than tho charges *ham for in-statestudente. (I) No 2-year poetsecondary institutions went Identilladin this stab or area. Table 2.--Basic charges for full-time. full-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence status, control of Instftution, state or other area, and Institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Wean and gawked fess Public Out-of- Par Sabi or other area. and Institution

Grand Rapids School of Bib la and Music 2,128 I I I 1.184 1,848 I 21 Grand Sorrento Beauty Schaoi (i) Great Lakes Junks Canoga of Susanne 4,080 (H) Hem Ford Community College" 1.840 1,840 Henry Ford Hospital School of Radialogic Tech (H) Highland Park CommuMy move" 1,480 1 1 1.2401 , Hudey Medical Center School of Nursing 1 1 1900 1900 1,380

ITT Technical Inatitute-Grand Rwids I 4,500

ITT Technical Institute-Troy 1 ,500

Jackson Business Institute 1 4.080 1,773 Jitokson Community Canoga" 1 1 2,025 (H) Kalamazoo Valley Community College' j 1,429 2,077 esKonogitCommunity College" 1,653 I 2,427 (H) fastfood Community College" 1950 I 2,620 Kralnz Woods Mad of Mad Lab Tech 5.480 (HI Lake Michigan Canape" 1,380 1980 (H) Lansing Community College" 1,590 2,130 On Lewis College of Swims* 4,800

Macomb Atadirmy of Cowl Rsporting 1 326 (19 Macomb Community Collage" j 1.891 2,294 Marquette Gensral Hogan& 2900 knchigan Paraproleasional Training-Romulus 4,800 Michigan Paraprofessional Training-Oak Park 4.700

(14) Mid MioNgan Communny College*" 1,882I 2,098 (H) Monroe Count/ CommunConage" 1,0501 1,050 (H) Montraim Community Canoga" 1.4841 1,794 (1f) Muskogon Community Canoga" 1.5001 1,950 New Tribes Mission Ino/New Tribes Elibla Instil 9221 1.8441 21 (H) North Central Michigan College" " 1,442 1,742 1,058 1,920 (H) Northwestern Michigan Collage" 2949 2913 1970 1950 20 (11 Oakland Community Conn*" 1,988 2,803 Oakland General Hospital 2.400 Potookey Beauty Academy" Rapid Air Inc"

Saint John Hospital School of Radiologic Tech 1 400

Saint Joseph Hospital School of Radiography 1 3,500

Samaritan Hoalth Center Radiography School 1 600 1,182 (H) Sohoolorall Collage" I 1 I 1,722

(H) Southwestern Michigan Conaga"" I I 1 428 1,738 1,890 2,810 (H) Bi Clair Candy Community Collage" 1 1

St Joseph Mercy Hoapital 1 200

04) thiorni Collor 9,900 1 1,524 1 1,124 Th. Educational inst of the Met Hotel & Motel" 1948 1.832 (H) Washtanaw Community College*" I I 1 (H) Wayne County Community College" 1,477I 1.932 1,522 1,972 (M) West Shore Communky Collage" I I 1 Mem Beaumont Hospital

Nuts: Dale are not present in wary column for responding institutions because the item was nal applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher educadcm Institution. f.o., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. "Institutice reported a combined room and board charge. The oombined ahem* I. listed In the Room column. "Nonfirsponord. a"Tuition and required Oen tor In-district students are at least 10 percent iCIWN than the charges sham for in-state students. (0) No 2-year postesoondary Institutions owe Identified In this state or area.

109 113 Table 2.--Basic c Ages for full-time, full-year students al2-year postsecondary inatftutions, by student residence status, control of institution, state or other area,and institution: Academic 1990-91 - continued Tuition and fees Publlo In- Out-ol- Side or other area, and institution state Namsorimm1,550 2,839NMI1,268 1,600 15 Abbott Northwestern School cd Rad Tech 000rim MOM Modem ofAIMOU 15,0$0Err Aerodrome, Inca' Albert Lea TechnicalOF, 2,104NEM Alexandria Teclmloal 1.920 3,717 millMIIMEEINEE:1111M Art Instruction Schools, kw" Macciadon Free Udheran Bible School 1,050 AustinComm MI= 1,440 2.160 AustinTechnical 1,900 3,240 BuddTechnical MILE=1 3,192 5,610 530 1,760 19 (H) Lutheran (H) Brainerd CommunCollege MICOMESSII 1,832 Brainerd Technical Collage 1,13011 mum (H) of Saint Catherine-Sal Campus 5,024 (H) Dakota Cou Technical 1,620 3.240MIN Dearborn Financial institute .111111 Detroit Lakes Technical Collage 1=11111111EMI 3,254MIN Duluth Technical College IMEIZIIKEM

I le Industrial Institute 2,994 East Grand Forks Technical College 1,856 2.002MOO Eveleth Technkal College 1,500 3,000=MI Faribault Technical College (4) Falls Community MillIEBIESEI Hen Technical ME 202MEM (H) Hibbi 1,474 2.210 Technical 3,1001111.111= Hutchinson Technical College 1,498 2,992 (H) lowerHills ME 2414111111111111111 (H) Itasca Community Coll ME 2,193 ( Lakewood Commun 1,47311110111=11111M Lowthian 5385 IN1111111111 Mankato Technical Col 1,72911111=111111111111111 (H) MaSchool of Health-Related Sciences** MIN (H) Medical Institute al Minnesota 5,040 111111111111111= ( Mesabi 111111223W13 Methodist School of Tech (H) M a Col MEI 1.530 2,295IEEE Ml e Technical nupolis 1,496 611 Minsteapolia Technical Col . I 1111111111.1111111= fannesota School of Business 8,705 Moorhead Technical 3,192MIN National Education Center Brum institute Camp 10,530 (H) Normandale College IIIMEEI 2205IN= (H) North Community 2,215 10 North Memorial Med Center-Sch of X-Ray Tech 0 OMNI= Northeast Metro Technical ' 1,532 3.084 Note: Data ins not present In every column tor responding Institutionsbecause the item wu not applicable, or the data trent not reported, (1.1) Higher education institution. Le., accredited by an agency orassociation natiotrally ratognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. institution repotted a combined room and board charge. Thecombined charge Is listed in the Room column. a Nonreepondel* the charges Mown for in-state students. ***Tuition and requiredinsfor in-district students ars al least 10 percent loose than (8) No 2-year postsecondary Institutions were identifiedIn this state or area.

110 114 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-thne full-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence status, corerol of insteution, state or other area, and institutiorc Academic year 1920-91 - continued Tuition and requited bee Public Meals Out-of- Stale or other imea. and Institution

pi) Northland Conimunity College 1500 sow (H) Northwest Technical Institute j 5,905 (H) Northwestern Bubonic* lnstitut j 3,564 Palmer Wilkins School Inc I 1.1195 3,250 Pine Technical CoNege 1 1.825 (H) Rainy Rives Community College 1,572 2264 11120 Rasmussen Business College-Eagan 6,120 Rasmussen Business College-Mankato 6.120 (H) Rasmussen Business Collage Mkinsapoll 6,0030

Red Wing Technical College I 1,650 3.300 Rice Memorial Hospital School of X-Ray Tech 750 750 2,216 (H) Rochester Conununity College 1 1,474 Rochester Technical College j 1,640 3,290 Saint Cloud Hospital School of X-Ray Tech I 375 Saint Cloud Technical College 1.496 2,902 Southwestern Technical College-Canby 2.000 4.000

Southwedem Technical College-Granite Falls Cam I 1,696 3,192 1,686 3,264 Southwestern Technical College-Jackson 1 Southwestern Technical College-Pipastone 1,850 3,300 SS Cloud Business College 8,060 St Paul Ramsey Med Ctr Soh FOf Opthalmlo Tech 1,800 3,881 (H) St Paul Tecirnical College 1 1,840

Staples Technical College 1 1.606 3,192 (H) Thief River Falls Technical College' " Thunderbird Aviation of Crystal, hie" 5 790 1,272j 1,633 18 (H) University of Minnesota Technical Col Crookiton 1 2,435

(H) University of Minnesota Waseca I 2,415 5,770 1.080I 1,575 15 1,572 2,384 2,830 15 (H) Vermition Community College 1 1.0051 Veteran's Affairs Medical Center Sch of Rad Tech 0 Wadena Technical College j 1,695 2,563 (H) Wilimar Community College j 1,572 2,358 3,250 (H) WMmar Technical College 1 1.843 Wings Inc" (H) Winona Technical College 1.830 3,860 1,474 2216 (H) Worthington Community College 1

Pfsi

ftlfetage - 3,324 1.819 674I 1,080 18

(H) Clarke College I 3.4134 .490 21 (H) Coahoma Community College' 1,100 2,100 554I 1.138 20 (4) Coplah-Uncoin Junior College-Nstchez 700 1660 Copish-Uncoin Junior College-Wesson 700 1,680 600 1,020 14 (H) East Central Community College 750 1,650 600 990 14 (H) East Mississippi Community College*** 975 1 275 040 1,200 15 Hattleeburgh School of Cosmetology" 720 2,190 (H) Hinds Community College - Jiwition Campus 1 720 2,190 (H) Hind* Community College - Rankin Zampue 1 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable. Of the data were not reported. (H) Higher eduction institution, le., accredited by an agency or association nationally reoognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is fisted in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. °Tuition and required toes for in-district student* are at least 10 percent lower then the charges shown for in-state students, (10 No 2-year postsecondary Institutions were identified in this state or area.

111 115 Tab* 2.--Basic charges tor fun-time, tra-year students at 2-yearpostsecondary inabtutions, by student residence status, control of institution, state or other area, and institution:Academic 1990-91 - continued Mods Per Sabi ce other WM and Institution

1 (ti) WA% Community College - Raymond 1 Utica 720 2.100 704 10 iJIffnda wren Cou 720 2.190 500 900 14 Holmest t 1,704 hrelftute for 1111.1111 kawarnbe 730IME3 000 1,020 15 Jaw IMO 1200 504 1,194 21 Wines 4.100 1200 2,000 720 1,500 1.200 14 Meridian t MUM School of Cosmitolog 4,000MEN Delta JuniorV. 700 1270 15 Gulf Coast Junior 700 1.600 15 Natcha 1,610 232 565 21 15 Northeast , 720 1,510 SOO Northwest he Comm College' 924 1.924 720 920 15 Pew' River JUAN College MEM 710 1,016 1.320 PM]Junior ul 4,050 NOM (H) Junior hew 3.725 Southwest Community College 670 1.660 450 1,000 15 1,900 21 H) Wood Junior , 540 MUM MEM 4.012MEM 1,930 1,565 MEM Afro Mechanics School 2,199 M11111111111 (H) Basic institute of Technolog Bu School of Nursi of Lester E Cox Med Cnt 3.900 900MEI 20 Pi) t 4200, 2,400 NMI Crowderp. .11.11 1,020 1.830 BOO 1.320 19 Ede Mee MEM V* 1,020 1,390 talEast Conks, MEM Electronics institute 4,785 Graff kee Vocational-Technical School 1,350 1.350 MUM .1N)rrrTechnical Institute 6,447 Jefferson 1,449 2,205 Jewish School of N 1,479 775MEM Kansa Business M School and COW* 7,000 1,200 21 Lester E Cox Medical Center cd Rad lc Tech 500 MEM MEM Unn Technics! 2,840 2140 1,500 2250 Lutheran Medical Center 5,439 0 IV Woods I 1,500 2,500 Mineral kas 1,110 1,350 Wend Anos Medi at-School of Red Tech 625 Mtssouri Medical Center School of Num 4,366 1.400MEI Missouri Technical School 4.950NMI Ants 1.140 2210 1,120 Note: Data are not meant in fumy column for responding Institutions because the Item was notapplicable, or the data were not repotted. (N) Higher education institution, Le., accredited by an agency or association nationallyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge lelisted in the Room column. "'Nonnapondent. " "Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 meant lower thanthe charges Mown for in-state students. (0) No 2-year postsecondary Institutions WWII. identified In this state or area. Table 2.--flasic charges fcr full-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary institution31 by student residence status,control of institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic soar 41200-91 - continued Union and reqtamd fees Public Meals In- Oitt-of- per Sale or cam ann. and insteution Nees stale stile Room Board week 4.04100. Mountain Grove Ansa Vocatimmt-Tecimical School 2,370 2,370 (H) Noah Cerea Missotol College** 1,050 1660 Di) Pann Vaney Communny Collor" " 1.500 2,650 (H) Phlinps Antos' College 8.595 04Platt Junior College 4,990 -4 Poplar MN School District Practical Num Prog 1,570 1,570 (H) Ranimn Technical Institut* 3,450 Reseatch Medical Center School of Radiologic Tech 3,760 1,700 Rolla kin Vocational-Technical School 1,150 1,150 Saint Johns Macy Med Ca Soh Radiologio Tech Saint Johns School ot Nursing 4,640 fednt Lade Commimity Conage" 1.230 1600 Saint Luton, Hospital 3,700 1,000 (H) Southwest Missoud Shit* University West Plain 1.090 2,170 (H) St Charles County Community College 1,170 1,950 St Johns Reg Hosier Ca Soh of Radiologio Tech 350 (H) Sado Fair Community College ** 1.040 2,100 (H) TAD Technical institute* (M) Three Rivers Community College a a 1,170 1,830 Td County Technical School 1,700 1,700 Vatterott College 8,010 (11) Wentworth Military Academy 7.635 1,266 2,175 21 Western Baptist Bible College 270

Montsna

Slat* average - 1,019 1.110 1.070 1,445 15

Billings Vocational Technical Center 870 1636 (H)Slacrkferet Community Collage 1,281 1381 Ilkitte *sodomy of Beauty Culture 1,900 Butte Vocational Technical Dinka 878 1,538 Columbus Hospital School of Radiologic Technology 200 (H) Dawson Community College a 1,002 1,038 1,080 954 10 Denver Business Colloge" (H) Dun Kalb Mornorial College 015 (H) Flathoad Valley Community Gonne " 1,095 1,602 (H) Ftxt Belknap College** 1,944 1,944 (H) Fort Peck Community College 990 990 Great Fells Vocational Technical Center 879 1.538 Moans Vocational-Technical Center 879 1,836 Lamina School of Cosmetology 2,145 (H) LW. Big Horn College" (H) Miles Calimunity colt.g.as 1,011 1,508 000 1,935 19 Missoula Vocational Technical Center 1170 1.838 Montone Deaconess Medical Center Soh of Rad Tech° Saint Patrick Hospital School of Ratnologio Tech 220 Saint Vincont Hospital School of Redlography 175 (H) Sail*, Kootenai Community College 117$ Note; Data are not present hi overy column for responding institutions booms the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally resognizod by the U.S. &watery of Education. *Institution reported a combined COM and board charge. The combined china is listed In the Room coiumn. "Nonresponderd. ***Tuition and roquired Nos for in-district students are at lout 10 percont town than tn. charges shown for In-sisto students. (0) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were identiflod in this sate or ems.

113 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary institutions, bystudent residence Academic vw 1990-91 - contImmd Tuition and required Milo In- Out-94- Per Slate at Other area, and insatution

(H) Stone Child Colleite 1,550 1.900

State average - 2454 1.048 1,483 1.276 1.094 15

Archbishop Bergen Moray Hoepital Rad Tech 1250 larwm Memorial Hospital School vl Nursing 3.362 1.575 (H) Central Community College Area 1 ,350 540 900 14 (H) Gateway Electronics Institute*

1 ...z College" Immanuel Med Ctr Sch of Red Tech 950 Lincoln School of Commerce 4,725 1,275 Mary Lanninil MOMOdill Hoop Sch of Radiologic Tech 1,297 (H) McCook Community College" (4) Metropolitan Technical Community College Area 030 1,872 (H) Mid Rains Community College 358 1.020 720 1.100 15 Nebraska College al Business 4.725 (N) Pkabraska College of Technical Agriculture 1,550 2.950 2.800 816 14 (H) Nebraska Indian Community College 1,080 1.080 (H) Northeast Community College 954 1.138 1,008 Omaha College of Health Careen' Railway Educational Bureau" - Regional West Medical Center Rudy Cosentino School of Hairstyling' Saint Joseph Hospital School of Radloiogic Tech 1.400 (H) Southeast Community College Beatrice 922 1.237 91 (H) Southeast Community College Lincoln Campus 1.204 1.674 (H) Southeast Community College Milford Campus 96$ 1,273 1.027 14 Spencer School of Business 5275 1,085 (H) Western Nebraska Community College 1,005 1.035 510 1,500 19

State average - 4,412 643 3.324

American Computer Institute 5,150 Career College of Northern Nevada 8,500 (H) Clerk Cour/ Community College 720 3,720 (H) Deep Springs College 0 Education Dynamics institute 7,000 Las Vegas Business College 4.140 (H) Northern Nevada Community College 100 3.000 Southern Nevada University of Cosmetology 3.883

(H) Truckee Meadows Community College 876 3,000 , (H) Western Nevada Community College 670 3,579

Note: Data are not present In every column for responding Institutions because the item was not applicable, or thedata were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, Li., socredited by an agency Or association nationally recognizedtry the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Roomcolumn. "Nonrespondent. "'Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the chargesshown for in-state students. (if) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were identified in tills state or area.

114 Table 2.--ilasic charges for full-time, full-year students al 2-year postascontbry Institutions, by student residence status, control of bud Sutton, state or other area, amid WOW= Academic year 1990-81 - continued Tuition and requind bee FUND In- Par Stale or other arse, and instlbalon

Nsw Ham***

State awns - 4,373 1 2013, ,445 1 1,804 1 1.457 18

(H) Castle Junior College I 3,850 15 (H) Hisser College) I 5,975 1 1 1.875 f 1,810 j Lebanon Masse I IN (H) Mcintosh Col*, I 5,400 (H) New Hampshire Tochnical Col Claremont 1 1,930 4,480

(H) New Hempel** Technical Col Manchester 1 1 1,850 1 4,400 (H) New Hwnpshire Tachnical Cot Stratham 1,850 4,400 (H) New Hempshirg Technical Coliegs of Laconia" 1 2,1190 4,485 (H) New Hampshire Technical institute 2,000 I 4.550 I 1,800 I 090 I 19 (N) New Hampshire Vocadonal Technical Collirg. Berlin 1,850 4.400j 1,920

(H) New Hampshire Vocational Technical College Nashua 1 1 1,7501 4,400 Saint Joseph Hospital School of Practical Nun j 5,043 1.800 19 (H) White Pinto Collegs 4. 5420 1,800 J

Joniey

3.171I 1,9031 3.049I 1,151I 1 .800 1 10

Amodarm Business Academy**

Ann May School of Nursing-Jersey Shore Med Ctr 1 2,355 1,400 1 j 21 Atlantic City Medical Collar School of X-Ray Tech 825

(H) Mantic Community Colleoe" I 1 2.4841 3,990 Bayonne Howital School of Nursing j 3.480 (14) Bergen Community Callers*" I L 2,3221 4,482 Borgen Pines Co Hospital School of Prat: Nur.' " j I 2.000j 2,000

(H) Berkeley College of Business 7,4251 I 4,125

Bridgeton Hospital School of Radiologic Tech 1 500

(H) Brookdalo Community College*" 1 1 2.592 5.184 Burt*** Tomlin Memorial Hasp Sch of X-Ray Tech 0001 900

(H) Burlington County College 1,092 1 2,828

(H) Camden County Collat. 1214I 1,214 Charles E Gregory School of Nursing 1.593

Christ Hospital School of Nursing 1 2,000

Cittone institute 1 5,000

Clara Maass Medical Center School of Nursing 1 3,933 (H) County Colloge of Morris 2,3601 3.384 (H) Cumborland County College*" 2,270 4.400 i 1 (H) Dewy Technical institute I 4,000

MANI School of Ans 5.3001 1 I 1,800

Elizabeth General Medical Center-School Rad Sol I 3.5110 Englewood Hospital School of Radiology" Englewood Hospital School of Nursing 3,040

(H) Essex County Colleges " I I 2,5801 3 780

(H) Gloucester County College J 1 1330 L 4.440 Hackensack Mediool Center School of Radiography 1 2.000 Note: Data are not present In every column * responding institutions because tho item was not applicablo. or the data wore not reported. (H) Higher education institution, I., accradited by an agsncy or association nationally norrognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board (sham*. The combinod sharp is listed in the Room column. Nonnesportdent. 'Tuition and required fees for in-dietrict students are al least 10 percont lows; than tho chargos shown for in-state students. (0) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were idantiflod in this Kato or area.

115 119 Table 2.--Basic charges for ful-tbne, full-year students at 2-year postsecondaly Institutions, by studentresidence status, control of institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic 1990-91 - continued

PUblia In- Per BMW or other area. and Inatittillon Private state stale Dowd

Helene Fuld Medical Center of Helen, Fuld Soh ot In Camden , 1.500 1,000 Heim* Fuld Schad ot Trenton 1.100 500 Nam. School of 4.000 1,080 Hudson Ansa School of Tech 3,320 (N) Hudson 2,320 Inanity inatitute Joe Kuban Soh of Cartotm and OS ( Xathedne Gibbs School (H) Mercer Com Collage,. MEM Mercer Medical Cantor School of Nursi 1,950MENEM", 410 Metropolitan Technical institute 5.955 1111111111 (H) Middlesex 1st 1.008 1,008 Monmouth Medical Center School Rad Tech 500 380MINN Moumainside School of Nursin 6,315MIME 1,200MIMI Mountainside School of raphy 1.700 1.300MINI Muhlinberg Regional Medical Center Sch of Rad Tech 3,895 11111111 1,250MINN Muhlenberg lona! Medical Centsr Sonography 3,50MIIMIMNIIIIIIIIIIIM Newark School of Roe and industrial M''' 900 (H) Omen Cou Or 1,355MEG= Our 1.ad of Lourdes School of N 2,982 1.000 1,000 15 Overtook School of 111111111111111111 Pascsok Valle . School of Red al* 500 11111111111111 (H) Passaic Community Mill 1,242NMI Penne* Tech Popkin School of Coun 4.200 (H) Raritan Valley Community College"' 4.482 =Ewasi Riverview Medical Center Radiologic Tech 2,000 Saint Francis Hospital School of Nursing 1,9001111=11.11. 1.200 Saint Francis Medical Center School of Murano MEM Saint Michael's Mirdical Center Sch of Radiography 111.111111MMINI (H) Salem 1.200 1,870MEIN Sol Right Train'Ctr" 1.01.1.11111111111111111 (H) Sussex Cou Community College CommisWon'' 3,648 The Hill hiidtuW' NMI Travel One Training Modem (H) Union Cou College" ME11111111=31111111MENIII (H) Upula Col Wahl Cam - =MIMI Val* Hoepital School of X-Ra Technolog 1,350 (H) Warren Cornmu Col Commission" 2,250 3,310 West Jet Hospital School of Radi ic Tech 800 Winifred B Baldwin School of Nur* 4,000MIN 350

New Media, 5,582 571 1.486 940MEM 10 11111111MMINEIMIll H) Al so Technical-Vocational Institute 528 1,484 Coronado Air Center' UM= Note: Data are not prosent in every column for responding institutions because the itom was not applicable, or thedata were not reported. (H) Highw educatice Institution. Le., accrodited by an agency or association nationally recognizedtry the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board sham*. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. ''Nonrespondont, "Tuition and required fees for In-district student* are si leas110 mown lower than the charges shownfor In-state students. (11) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

116 Table Z-Basic chime for tull-tims, tull-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence Sam control of instftution, state or other area, and Institution: Ambient yew 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required less Pablo Out-ol- PIN Mob or other was, and kislitubcn wig (H) Eastern New Mexico University Roswell 576 1.259 600 1,280 13 (N) Eastern Ntra Mexico Untvenny-Clovis Campus 544 1.52$ (t) Inetkate of Americwi Indian Arts 1,915 1,916 1,470 1,710 15 International Budneas Ccliop-.Aibuqusrque 2,925 International Business College-Albuquerque*

ITT Technical institute I 10.992 Luna Vocational Tectmloal Institute SOO 1,200 623 10 (H) New Mexico Junks canoe ee 740 550 1,030 15 (N) New Marko Maw/ Institut* 1.296 2.720 1.800 21 (H) New Mexico Etats Unkerstry Alamogordo 872 1378 (14 New Marko Slate University Carlsbad" 720 1,824 (M) New lawdco Mate Unhaerway Grants Smote a a 072 1.770 (H) New Mode* State Uniewsity-Dona Ana Branch° a 905 1.500 1250 1,225 17 NM Aced of Massage and Advanoed Healing Arts** (N) Northern New Mexico Community College 471 1.420 800 1,064 19 (H) Parka College 34 Pima Medical Wetter% I 4217

(N) San kan College I 380 600 (HY Santa Fe Community Ccbaqe' 606 1,106 Southwestern Indian Polytechnic institute Tucurnowl kea Vocations/ Schoolm 429 1,129 (M) University of New Wake - Gallup Branch 507 1,363 (H) University of New Merdon Lae Alamos Campus 490 1,320

(H) University of New Maxico-Valencia Campus I 540 1,356

New York

State average - 4,241 1,490 2.560 1,1149 1,448 17

(H) Adirondect Community College I 1.397 2,697

Alked Adler Welkin* I 3200

Med Halth Program in OrthopticsOpth Tech 1 2,500

Alvrn Ailey American Dance Center I 3,500 (H) American Academy McAlister Ind of Funeral Ser j 4235

(N) American Academy of Dramatic Arts I 6675

American BMW Center I 6000

American tnetitute of Banking 1 315 American &Wiest and Dramatic Academy 7,450 3.1200

knot-Ogden MOM0fild Hospital School of Nursing 1 5,120 2.030 1,995 21 knot-Ogden Memorial Hospital School of Rad Tech 2.000 Bayley Satan Hospital School Physicians Meets 6000 Bellew* Hospoltsl Center School of Red Tech 1,300 1,500 Bellew* Hospitai Schocd of Respiratory Therapy 5,000 (H) Berkeley College of Westchester 3,025 2 100 2.100 19 (H) Berkeley School of New York 7,425 (H) Bramson ORT Technical Inedtute 5,100

(H) iklartaffir School 1 3,125

(H) Broome Community College I 1,440 2.790

(M) Bryant and Stratton Satineso Institute Albany I 4.704 Note: Daft are not present In every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, Of the data were not reported. (N) Nigher education Insatution. Lt., accredited by an agency or association nationally recowdzed by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined mom and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room oolumn. Ncerespondent. "Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown for in-state students. (4) No 2-ysar postsecondary Inetitutions were identified in this state or area.

"7 121 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-tinve, full-year students at 2-year postsecondaryInstitutions, by student residence status, control of institution, state or other area, and MAUI=Academic 1990-91 - continued Tuition and fees Meals M- Out-oil- Per Sate or other area, and hatihrtion PrIvele OO side

and Stratton Business and Simeon Business institute Buffalo ton and Stratton Bulimia Institute Earn Hills 8,272 MINN and Stratton Bushwies in 1tBusiness Imaltute-Maln/Fkohester 0272MINN =MIN Candle Medical Center School of 3,010 1200 Catholio Medical Center of 1,750=ON= I. INEIM 2.809 GM* for American Danes Inc 4,070 INNINNINNI 19 Central Witness Inetitute 4,200 2.000 Central Suffolk &hoc* of itTechnology 1,000INNS Ckcis in the Theater School 5,000 Clinton 1.408 2,708 (H) CochranSchool of 7,570 MIN Columbla-GreeneI Cothrge 1,385NIEEZ3INNIMI 1,470 2.520 (H) of the NMI (H) Comin Com 2,805 MIMED 10 Crouse hying Memorial School of Num 4,100 1,400 IMO 10 (H) Institute of America 9200MIN 2.810 NMI (H) CUNY Bore of Manhattan 1,304 2104 (H) CUNY Bronx t, NUNN 1.326 11,1111 I= (H) CUNY Hostas Community 1.301NIMINNIINIM CUNY 41 .h Commun Cal INIIM 1.315 NEM (hi) CUNY La Guardia Community College MINI 1,301 2,101 INNII (H) CUNY , Commu NM 1,324 2,124 1.1111111.1.11111 CVPH Medical Center School of Rad le Tech 2,500 111...111111111111 Drake Business School-New York 8,000.1111111111/1/11 11111.11 Drake Business School-Flushl 8,000MINNIM ININI Drake Business School-Brone Drake Business School-Statsn Island 8,00011=11111INMININII (H) Dutchess Commun , 2,795 MINI (H) Edna McConnell Clark School of Nursing 3.000 3.300NMI Dm Bible Institute 2,09811111111111111111 2,88811111:3 21 N ` School of Nursing" MIN MIN Wilke Business Institute 4.950 (H) State st 1.905 01 Erie Commun Campus 1,410 =MEI (H) Erie Comm North 1.1111. 1,410 (H) Erie Commun South Campus III 1,410 2.780 MEM Febbralo School of Musio 3,000MN= NOM 0. French Fashion Academ !MIN MIN "!1:41.44Community Cal NIEMINEEZNININ (1.1) Genesee Common IIMM 1,350 2.000 EMI Genesee School of Tach 1,500 1.500MIME= 10 Glens Falls Rad Tech Progrem 1200MIN MEI (1.4)Helene Fuld School of Nursing 111211MNINUNNINIIIIIIIN (H) Herldmer Cornmu 1.470 2.820 MIN (H) Hilbert Col 5,430 4,640 2,300 18 (H) Hudson Val Comma College 1,279 2.559 (H) Institute of and Conetruction 2,470NMI Note: Data are not prowl in awry column tor responding institutions because the 'Wm wasnot applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institutkm, Le.. accredited by an agency or association nationallyrecognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Inialtution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed inthe Room column. `'Nonrespondent. °Tuition and rsquirod fees for in-district students era at least 10 percent lower than the chargesshown for in-state students. (I) No 2-yoor postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

113 122 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-lime, full-yeas students at 2-year postasamdary livititutions. by student residence status, control of institution, state or sXher area, and Institution; Academic year 1980-91- continued T1 Non and 11QUIred fees Public Per State or other was, and Inaltution

kistitute of Financial Edo°. NYC Chapter"' (H) interboro Institute 5.200 Interfath Medical Center School of Nursing 3,000 Isimrd Broiling and Technical Institute" (H) Jamestown Business College 4,325 (H) Jamestown Community College-Jamestown 1,550 2 900 (if) Jamestown Community College Cattaraugue County Sr 1,550 2,900 (H) Jeffenton Community College 1.487 2,837 (H) KAMM* Gibbs School-Melville 7,045 (H) Katharine Gibbs School-New York City 0.995 Loin; Island Business Institute 8.230 Long island College Hospital Soh of Rad Tech 1.500 (H) Long Island Colhirge Hospital School of Nursing 3,725 Machine Shorthand Institute 1,800 (11) Marla College of Albany 4,000 Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dana, Inc 3.000 (H) Mater Del College 4,265 1,400 1,450 Mown& Hospital Sch of Radiation Therapy Tech 1.250 Memorial Hospital School of Nursing 2,060 Memorial Hospital School of X-Ray Technology 500 1,560 Memo Cunningham Studio 2,930 (H) Mercy College Peekskill Branch Campus 8,800 Mercy Hospital School of Radiography 1.000 Mildred Bley School"' Millard Fillmore Hospltai School of Nursing 2.400 960 480 12 Millard Fillmore Hospital School 0: Rad Tech 1,800 1,200 (H) Mohawk Valley Community College-Utica 1,451 2,901 1,800 1,420 14 (H) Mohawk Valley Community College Rome Branch 1,451 2,801 (H) Monroe College Main 4,380 (if) Monroe College New Rochelle 4,390 (ii) Monroe Community College 1,454 2,804 Mount Vernon Hospital School of Nursing 5,500 1,990 Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute 3,000 (H) Nassau Community College 1,510 2,880 National Academy School of Fine Arts 2,800 Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theater 4200 Newpapere Institute of America-Writers Institute (H) Niagara County Community College 1,360 2,830 (H) North Country Community Col Al Brabethlown 1 455 2,1105 (if)Noith Country CommtmIty Col Ticonderoga Br 1,455 2206 (H) North Country Community College-Saranao Lake 1,455 2,005 (H) Nati Country Community Collage Malone Branch 1,455 2205 (14) Olean Business Institute 1,990 (H) Onondaga Commtmity College 1,434 4,134 (H) Orange County Community College 1,435 2,785 Oswego County BOCES 5,200 6,200 Our Lady of Victory Secretarial School 2,5110 2.200 21 (H) Paul Smith's College of Arts and Science 9210 1,700 1,990 19 Peninsula Hospital Center School of r.zd Tech 3,300 (H) PhIUlpe Bsth Israel School of Nursing 3,945 1,000 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item vas not applicable, or the data were not rported. (H) Higher education Institution, Le., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognizod try the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a oomoined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed In the Room column. ""Nonrespondent. ***Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown for In-state students. (I) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were Identified in this state or area.

119 123 Table 2.--Basic charges for fug-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondaryinstitutions, by student residence status, control of institution, state or other area, and institution:Academic year 1020-al - continued Trillion and required hoe Meals In- Out-of- Pm stals state Room Bawd week Mate or other area. old Institution Rivals .0-

(H) Plaza Due Mess MOW* 4,710 Practical Bible Training School 5,400 500 690 21 (H) Pratt Manhattan: A Division of Pratt UMW* 10,822 3,321I 1,900 14 Rabbinical College of Queens 0.000 0 0 21 Nohow Avirdion Flight School 3,000 (H) ka Brauer Teachers fleminarr (H) Rochester Businen institute 5,400 (H) Rooldand Commwrity Conege 1.451 2,801 2010. 14 (H) Sege*WiderCollege of Aibany 0,720 1,990 (H) Saint Elizabeth Hospital Schaal oll'ilataln9 3,810 1.200 1,200 21 Saint James Mercy Hawke! //Mod ot Nursing 4,100 Saint James Mercy Haapital-School of Radiography 1,000 Saint Lidres-Msmorial Wapiti! Center 2,400 Saint Vincent* Hoapitad School of Nureing 5.350 2.800 14 Salvation Army School for Officers Training 350 400 21 Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing 3.444 2,300 21 (H) Schenectady County Communay College 1,408 2.755 School tor Strinp. Inc 900 School of Horticulture 2,000 Simmons Institut* of Funeral Saniaa. Inc' Simmons School 7.500 Sisters of Charity Hospital School of Nursing 3,578 440 Soadarided Humana"' South Nassau Community Hospital Soh of X-Ray Tech 1,300 SpaMsh-American ine1tuts' Bognor?* Business Institute 5.200 SI Elizabeth Hospital School of Rolfology 1,500 750 - 21 St Joisephs WOW! Health Center School of Nur* 1,50 1,350 1,300 20 SI VIncrutt's Med Center of Richmond-Soh of Num 2,040 Sterrograhic institute-Western New York 2.400 (Hi Stenotype Academy 5,400 (11 Suffolk County Cornmmity College Ammerman Campus 1,490 2.110 (H) Suffolk County Community College Eastern Campus 1,400 2.110 (H) Suffolk Cour,Community College Western Campus 1,480 2,510 (H) Sullivan County Communky College 1600 3,350 (H) BUNT College of Techn & Agriculture al Morrisville 1,515 4,885 2,040 1,510 19 (H) WHY College of Technology at Alfred 1,525 4,875 2.225 1,815 le (H) /WHY College of Technology at Canton 1.530 4,800 2.000 1.010 19 (14) WHY College of Technology at Deihl 1.615 4.185 2,000 1.620 19 (H) SUNY Ulster CounV Community College 1,449 2.790 (14) SUNY Westchester Community College 1,504 3,629 (H) Taylor Business 0,280 (H) Technical Career Institutes 13.000 The Pace Butiness School-Yankere 5,510 The Pace Business School-Bronx 5,580 (H) The Wood School 7,500 (H) Tobe-Coburn School of Fashion Careens 5,550 4.320 Tompkins Community Hoop SO of Rscliologio Tech 1.000 (14) Tompkins-Cortland Community College 1.50 2,918 Traphagen School of Fashion 7.300 Not*:Daisare not present in every column for responding inititudonsbecause the item was not appliciabN. or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, L. accredited by an agencyOfassoclatice nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Insdlution reported a combined room and board charge. Thom combined chargeis listed in the Room column. Nonresponderd. Tuition and required bee for In-district students are at least 10 percent lower thanthe charges shown for in-state students. (8) No 2-year pas1ier:coda:9 institutions were Identified in this stabs or area.

120 124 Table 2.--Baslo charges for full-tlme, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence OUWILOI, C0111101 OW HISIOLOION =TB Of =Of WOO, MO WISUI11110re MOM= yellf 1tOMI-111 - COrtilnUtal TUidon and required lees Public In- Out-of- Per State or other 1 PrIPI. and institution eats -Donate- (H) Trocaire College 4,950 United Hospital Medical Center Sch of Red Tech 2,000 (H) Utica School of Commerce 4,450 Veteran Admin Hospital Sch of Radiological Tech" (H) Vine Maria College Buffalo 4.500 WCA School of Tech 760 (H) Westchester Business Wain*, 8,156 WInthrop-University Hospital School of Radiography 1,250 World Trade Institute Evening Soh of World Trade

North Carotins

SlitS average - 3,543 374 2,839 1,375 1,538 18

(H) Nominee Community College 333 2,961 (H) Anson Community College 3313 2.984 (H) Asheville Buncombe Technical Community College 330 2,964 Atlantic Aerie* (H) Beaufort County Community College 333 2,961 (H) Bleden Community College 338 2.984 (H) Blanton's College 7.100 (H) Blue Ridge Community Collage 340 2.988 .. (N) &ward College 4,880 1 .400 2000, 21 (H) Brunswick Community College 339 Lean Cabamrs Memorial Hospital School of Nursing 2,800 (H) Caldwell Community College and Technical Ins: 330 2,958 (14) Cape Fear CommunIty College 334 2,952 Carolinas Medical Center 900 900 (H) Carteret Community College 331 2.950 (H) Catawba Valley Community College 333 2.981 (H) Cecile Junior College 3.736 (H) Control Carolina Community College 33$ 2.964 (H) Central Piedmont Community College 321 2,949 (14) Chaim College 4.500 1,030 1,810 19 (H) Cleveland Community College 338 2,987 (H) Coastal Carollna Community College 338 2.964 (H) College of the Albemarle 343 2,071 (H) Craven Community College 342 2,970 (H) Dierldson County Community College 338 2,960 Durham County General Hospital School of Red Tech On Durham Technical Community College 324 2,952 (14) Edgecombe Community College 333 2,981 (H)Fayetteville Technical Community College 324 2.952 (if) Fame Technical Community College 334 2.912 (H) Gaston College 345 2.973 (H) Guilford Technical Communfty College 340 2.968 H) Halifax Community College 336 2004. (H) Haywood Community College 335 2,064 (H) Isothermal Community College 343 2 .971 Note: Data are not present In every column for responding Institutions because the Item was not applicable, or the data wem not reported. (N) Higher education institution, I.e.. accredited by an agency at association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. listed in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. *Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percent !OWN then the charges shown for In-state students. (I) No 2-year postsecondary Institutions WINO identified in thls state or area.

121 125 Table chargm tor full-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondaryinstitutions, by student residence status, control of institution, state or other area,and institutiorc Academic year 1990-91 - continued Ton and required lees PubNo Meals Out-oe. Per Board Iwo* Mete or dhow area, and institution Prteass gate stale Room

(H) Armes Senna Comnamity Co Sege pi) Johnston Community Wine 936 2,906 (H) Lenok Community C011ege 349 2,977 1,290 19 itH) Lmdaburg College 1.400 (H) Martin Community College 333 2.981 333 2.9e1 taJ (H) MoCaradi Technkyl Community College 333 2,931 1,100 Mercy School of Nursing 1,000 tH) Mitchell Community College 342 2.970 (H) Montgomery Community College 327- 2.956 585 5 Moses H Cone Memorial Hasp Soh of Red Tech 125 (H) Nash Community CoUge 333 2,981 North Carolina Vocational Textile School 153 505 (II Pamlico Community College 330 2,958 1.030 21 (li) Peace College 4,225_ 1,045 (H)Phitilps Junior CoPege-Chariatte 4,895 (H)Phillips Junior College-Greensboro" (H) Phalle* Junior Collage-Paystteville 8,995 (H) Mips Junior College, Hardbarger Campus 4,496 (H) Piedmont Community College 330 2,904 2,901 (H)Pitl Community College 333 1.200 Presbyterian Hospital 1.025 Pyramid MOW* ot Barbering** (H) Randolph Communey College 337 2,905 (H) Richmond Community Collage 315 2.970 (N) Roanoke-Chow= Community College 341 2.969 (H) Robeson Community College 333 2,981 (if) Rockingham Communtly College 342 2,970 (H) Rowan-Cabarrus CommunCollege 339 2,007 3,100 1.900 21 (H) Saint Mary's College 5.540 Salisbury &ninon College" pi) Sampson Community College 345 2,973 (H) Bandhilis Community College 380 2,907 (H) Southeastern Community College 339 2,967 Southern College of Technology 2,025 (H) Southwestern Community Cape 336 2,963 333 2,961 (14)Stanty Community College &my Community College 333 2.901 (H) Tri-Clounty Community College 328 2,950 (H) Vanee-Granville Community Collage 342 2,970 (H) Wake TeChnical Community College 324 2,952 Watts School ol Nursing 2,300 2,300 .IH) Ware Community College 342 2,970 Western Piedmont 337 2,005 (H) Wilkes Community College 341 2.989 Mee General Hospital Sch of Rediologic Tech 400 400 1,500 1,750 21 (H) Wilson Technical Community College 330 2.989

Nalth DO* not reported. Note: Gabs ere not present in mory column tor respondinginstitutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were Education. (H) Higher education institution, i.., accredited by an agency orassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of 'Irtstitudon reported a combined room and board charge.The combined charge is listed in the Room solemn. Nomeepondert students. *"Tultion and required fees far in-district studento are at least10 percent lower than the charges shown for in-state (I) No 2-year postseoondary inetitutions were identifiedin this stale or wea.

122 1.2 Table 2.--Basic Margo for full-thns, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence status, control of Institution, state or other area, and institutiorc Academic 1990-91 - continued i k .MM

Pow Rate or other area, end bratitudon

14 11111111 Bismarck Mate 1,598 1,818 70011E1E3 15 fiePat Berthold 1,340 1,340 (N)Uttle 1,120 1,120 Medtionter One 0 & R . . 400MM. North Dakota School of Care 4,140 MON ( North Dakota State of Balance 1.500 INEE:1111.33 1,040 14 (H)North Dakota Stabs of Bottineau IMMO 1,108 4.580 087 1,293 15 Saint Luke* Soh of -- Tech 000 Of).: Rock a.. I 1,720 1,720 Medical Center School of ic Tech 750 (H)Turtle Maintain Commu 1,152 1,152 NMI Turtle Mountain School of Para-Medical T 2,385111111111=11111 (H)United Tribes Technical MI= (H) U of North Dakota Williston Branch 1,058 4,082 800 400 10 (H)Un of North Dakota-Lake ion 1,072 4,0911 800 1.250 15 INIIINI=11111

IN= 11111111111111111IIMMII WIN 4,093 1.801 3.700 1,325NMI 21 ACA of 7.500 Modem of Court 4,275 NMI Assam of Court Reporting-Akron" 11111111.111111111 Academ of Court umbue" MEM MOM= Akron Son of Radfologic Technology 1,318 1.300 Akron Gown' Medi Ctr-Soh of Rad Tech" NMI (H)Antonelli Witting of Art-Photography 0,990 Au Academy &000 11111111.111INS= Artist Cove InstRute of Pine Arts" M1110 Auftman School of Nursing 3,250 (H) Belmont Technical Col 1,020 1,545 (H)Bliss j, (H)Wm West 5,800 MINI111111111111111 Boheckers Business College 4,800 MINIM (H) BoatGreen State MINER:1E3 5,510 (H) Bradford School 7,050 2,456MEM Brookville Alf Park Inc" 1111111111111111 Br and Stratton Bus Ind-Richmond Heights' ININE and ahem susinst-N Ofmmed" 11=11=111M IMMO - 1,500 (H) Camercora of Business 10,815 IIIMINI1111111111 Centerville Bible 1 , 1,940 1,800 21 (H) Central Ohio Technical MGM 2.502=MINIM (H) Chatfield College 2,801 Children* School of Rad l Tech 100 1200, Choi Aviation SAM' Note: Data are not present in every column for responding inditutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, la., accredited by an apncy or sseociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. ' Institution reported a combined mom and bawd charge. Tho combined charge is listed in the Room column. *Nonntspondent. "Tuition and required fees tor in-lestricit students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown for in-state students. (I) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

123 27 Table 2.--Basic charms tor fuS-time, fuit-year students at2-year postsecondary hatitutions, by student residence status, control of htslitution, state or other area, andInstitutimx Academic yew 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required bee Public Meals Out-of- per Slate or caw am& and Imellution

Chihli Hospital School of Nursing 1.555 (to Cincinnati Metropolitan College' Cincinmei School of Court Reporting & Business° (19 Cincinnati Technical College 2,02$ 3,383 Cincinnati Univ Hoop Bch of Nurse Anesthesia 0 0 Clark Gilbert & Severthm Aced Coemet-Steubenvl 3,204 (H) Clark State Community College I 1,737 Clark-Gilbert-Sliverthom Aced Cownet-E Liverpool 4,050 Cirmland Otinic EduoaSonal Foundation (H) Cleveland MOW, of Berstronics" Crnly Hoop of SO/VW and Clark Co Soh of Num 2,700 eel (H) Cokunbus StalaCommunny Colter 2,157 4.553 Community Mayn't School of Radlologic Tech 250 250 1,057 3,307 (H) Cuphoga Community Collage District*" 1 (H) Davis Junior College 4,550 Eastern HIS* Acmlempf Hair Niligns (H) Edison State Community College 1.575 .0430 Embank) Tech Montero of Canton $.500 (H) ET1 Technical College 9.038 Euclidim Beauty School his" Fairview General Hospitel School of Nu sing" Five-K Rights Inc Hanger W-10" Frederick's Beauty College" Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing 4,400 Harding Business College 0.0115 4,125 (H) Hocking Technical College I 2,054 I Hondroe Career Centers" IHS School of Holistic me* (H) International College of Broadeastin 4,5110 (H) ITT Technical Institute ten (H) ITT Technical Institut. HAR Branch" (H) Jefterace Technical College" 1,283 1,523 (11) Kent State UnIwr.y Mhtabula Regional Campus 2.4451 &445 (H) Kent State University East Liverpool Regional Cam 2.446 1 5,445 (H) Kent State University Geauga Campus 2.445 I 5.445 (H) Kent Mato University Saiern Regional Campus I 2,4451 5,445 (H) Kent Stale University Stark Cempue 2 445 5,445 (H) Kent State University Trumbull Regional Campus 2.445 5,445 (H) Kent Slate University Tuecaraws Regional Campus 2,447 5.443 (H) Kettering Collar Medical Arte 3.620 1,120 1,530 3,653 Lakillanti CommunifY Caine' Lawrence County Joint Vocational School 1,200 1.200 (M) Lima Technical College 1,575 3, 50 Lorain Business College-Lorain 4.345 Lorain Business Callege-flandueky 4,345 (H) Lorain County Community College " I 2.047 I 4,522 Ma Mere Hair Style Academy kw" Mansfield Business Canoga 0,800 1.000 21 Mansfleid General Hoop School of Nureing 2.5001 1 1 Mar-Pol's Beauty Academy Note: Data am not present in every column for remanding Institutionsbecause the Item was not applicable. or the data were not reported. (1i) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency orassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined roam and board charge. The combinedcharge Is listed In the Room column. "Norweepondant. "'Tuition and required lees for In-district students are at least 10 percentlower than the charges shown for In-state students. to) No 2-year postsecondary institutions viers identified in this state or arm.

124 Table 2.Basic charms for full-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary Instautions, by student residence status, control of Institution, IMO or other area, and Institution: Academic year 1990-9i - continued TuNion and required km Pubic Nub Per St Me or ether area, and Inedheion

Mariefits Memorial Hospital Prog of Rad Tech Marlon General Hoy Nal School of X-Ray Tech** (H) Marlon Teo lutloal Co liette 1,543 I 3,204 Marrnount Hospital School of Rath° loglo Tech

Mercy School of Numb* 4,500 I 1,300 Meddle Huron School of Nursing 3.1 0 Metro Health Medical Center School of Nursing 3,000 1 3.000 (H) Miami Univentty-Hamliton 2.473 1 6.458 (H) Miami-Jacobs Junior Coney* of Businose 3430 Middletown Hospital School of Rediologic Tech $00 Mount Carmel School of Nursing** Mt Sinai Medical Center School of Nurse Meath** MT1 Business Cdlage 1.500 (H) MusIdnginn Area Technical College 1,770 1,770 (H) North Central Technical College ,512 I 2,820 (H) Northwest 'Techniael Coilege 1.035 1 3473

Northwestern College 4,5$0 I I 1,880 Ohio Coliege of Massotherapr Ohio Diesel Tectmleal MOOS Auto Diesel Tech' a Ohio institute of Photography 0.480 Ohio Real Este* Institution Inc" (i) Ohio State Univeraty Agricultural Technical Ina 2,253 5,852 1 845 Ohio Valley Business College Inc" Ohio Valle/ Hospital School of Nursing** (H) Owens Technics! College** Owens Technical College Findlay Campu 1.4130 Penn-Ohio College" Portage Lakes Career Center 2.300 2,300 Prnlesslonal SIdtle Institute 4.124 PrvAdenco Hoepital School of Nursing 5,148 1.800 Providence Hospital School of Rediologlo Tech $00 840 Real Efate Career Institute (H) RETS Technical Center 5.500 Robinson Memorial Hospital School X-Ray Tech (H) Saint Elizabeth Hasp Medi Ca Soh of Rad Tech" Saint Elizabeth Hospital for Nurse Anesthetists 0 Saint Blzabeth Hospital Medi Center Soh of Nun' 3.023 Saint Thomas Hospital School of X-Ray Tech" Saint Thomas Medical Center Bch of Nurs 4,43. Saint Vincent Medical Center School of Nursing 1200 1.100 Sewer College of Bush's's 3.800 Sawyer Cony, of Buelnese-West 4.645 School of Advortling Mt. Ine 4.525

(14)Sinclair Community College' 1 7501 2,855 (H) Southeastern Business College-GaMpolis 3,840 Southeastern Business College-New Boston 3.840 Southeastern Business College-Lancastet 3440 Southeueem Buskin, Cathy's-Chillicothe 3440 (H) Southern Ohio College-Fablield 11,270 (H) Soutlism Ohb College-Cinokinati 11270 Note: Dde We not present In etas), oc4umn for responding Institutions because the Item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, Le., aocredfted by an agency or aseociation nationaliy recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution waled a combined room and baud charge. The combined charge Is listed In the Room column. ""Nonrespondent. "Tuition and required fees tor In-district students are at load 10 percent /Mar than the charges shown for In-state students. (5) No 2-year postsecondary thslihnions were Identified in this state or area.

135 Table 2,--Efasic charges tor full-time, full-year students at2-year postsecondary bathe Ions, by student residence status, control of institution, state or other area.and institution: Academic 1090-91 - continued Tuition and misolred fees PUbilo Par OWN or other am. and inditution

(14) Southern Ohio Cothoge-Akron 11,270 (H) Southern State Community College 1,976 3,101 Southwestern College of Budnese-Middistown Southwestern College of Butinese-Cincinnati" Southwestern College of Susinese-Cincin Southwestern C011001P of Susiness-Oratton" St Elizabeth Hospital Medic& Center" Stafford FligM Academy" (H) Stark Technical College 1,923 2.723 Staldomborlisf College-Toledo thautzenberger Coller-Toledo 4,527 Stautzenberger CoBelle-Tokifio 4,527 Stenotype institute of Columbus 3170 Stenotype Institute of Sprirtgliald" Technology Education Center 5.110 (H) Terra l.chnlca Doling. 1.684 3.522 The Stenotype Institute of Cincinnati The Stenotype WOW* of Ums" The Stenotype institute of Toledo' Timken Mercy Medical Center School of Rad Tech 300 Tri-State Beset. Cone99-Faidled 4.440 Tri-State Beauty College-Cincinnati" Trumbull Business College" Uniwirsity Hospital School of Rediologic Tech" Unholtrally al Akron Wayne General-Technical Cc4 2.432 5.972 (H) University of Cincinnati Clermont College 2,708 6.642 (H) University of Cincinnati Raymond Welters College 2.706 0,842 Victor Georg* Beauty Academy" Oil Virginia Martl College of Fashion and Art 16,180 (H) Washington Technical College 1,944 3.780 (i) West Side insthula of Technology" (H) Wooster Business College 3,104 (H) Wright State Unhwreity-take Campus 2,221 4,090 Youngstown Hospital Association Soh X-Ray Tech" 3-8 School of Beauty"

15 rier 4.099 842 1.210I 918 1308

(H) Baum College" 5 Caddo-Nowa kes Vocational Technical School 1,050 1.060 539 1,200 14 (H) Carl Minn State College aU 2, 76 City College Ina 8.000 1,171 21 (H) Connors State College 940 2,5113 21 (H) Eastern Oldahome thste College 1.200 2,040 1.230 (H) ER.noJunlcrQollepe 004 2.342 Francis TUtthi Area Vocational-Technical Center 800 Brut Plaine Area Voutional-Techniesi School 400 Note: MO are not present in every column Oar responding Institutionsbecause the item was nix applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, IA.. accredited by an nem oraseocktion nationally recognize:I by the U.S. Secretary of Education. institution reported a combined room and board charge. Thecombined charge is Med in the Room omum.t. "Nonrespondent. "'Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percentlow than the charges shown for In-etate ntudents. (f) No 2-yeer postsecondary institutions were Identified in thisstate or arm

126 130 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students al 2-year postsecondluy Institutions, by student residence status, control of instaubon, state or other area, and institution: Academic 1990-91 - continued Thaw and marked foss PubBo lb- Out-col- per Mate or other area. and Institution Met 14CA Prestnftwien Hoop Soh of Rad Technology 1,350

Indian Maclean Vo-Tesh School District 016 I 000 1 500 Mier* Tech Vocational Technical Canter"' 1100 800 Moore-Notmen Arse Vocational Tachnical School" 417 417 (H) Murray State College I 93S 2,514 .4120 19 (ii)National Education Cantor Spartan Soh of Moro Cant 6.944 (H) Northeadern Oklahoma Agricultural and Mach Col 873 2.449I 707 1.170

(H) Northern Oktahoma College 518 2.2961 844 912 15 O T Autry Area Vo Tech Center 300 300 (H) Oldahoma City Community CcSeg 884 2,342 (H) Oklahoma Junior Carve of Su. and Tech-Tulsa" (14) Oldahorna Junior College of Bus and Tech-OIC City" Oklahoma Natfillied Area VocationalTeolm sch.. 400 400 Oklahoma Stab Unfversly, Oklahoma City 1,102 3,892 (H) Oklahoma State University. Okmulgse 1,133 3 923 1,302 21 Platt Canape' Red River Area VocatIonal-TechnIcal School" (H) Rows State College 078 2.474 2.000 1 .580 (H) Rose State Col*" 781 2.250 (H) Saint Gregory'. Colin. 3.700 1,310 1.380 21 (H) Seminole Junior College'

Southern Oklahoma Area Vocational/Technical Center 1 1.200 1,200 Tulsa Co Area Vas Tech Soh Dist 18 (SE Cam)"

(H) Tulsa Jul1101 College f 170 1,873 Tulsa Leasa-A-Plana 1,500 (11) Western Oklahoma State College j 1 NO 1.880 Wright Business School"

°urn

Stat. image 4,444I 927 2,030I 1,426 ,284 14

Academy of Half Design 4,550 Albany Collage of Beauty 2.900 Aurora Aviation 2,000 (H) Blue Mountain Community College' 792 2,160 (H) Central Oregon Community Collar" 1,110 3,376 2,854 1,693 19 (H) Chernoksla Community Control, 825 2,988 (H) Clackamas Community Collage 750 2,700 (H) Malmo Community College 768 2,982 College of Legal Arts 4,880 Dallas College of Beauty & Barbeda. Eagls Right Centro, 2,800 Evans Aviation Inc" Grants Pass Beauty College 5,400 (H) Lana Community College 128 3,312

Unn-BentonCainmunityCcllege 1 804 3.564 MoCahi Institut*. $.870 Milwaukla Beauty School 4,300 Note: Data are not present PI awry column for responding institutions because tha item wee not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher oducation InatiNtion, i.e., otccrodited by an agency or association nationally recognized by tha U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Insdtution reportad a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. "' Nonrespondent. "Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown tor In-state students. (11) No 2-pyar postsecondary Institutions were identlfted in this stab or area.

'2713 1 Table 2.--Basic charges for har-finie, full-year students at 2-year pontsacondary institutions, bY student residence ,..idatus. control of institution. data or other area, and inifflutiom Academic yoar11180-81 - continued Tea Mon and werked less Public Mesta b- Out-oll- Por Stab or other arne. and institution ale stale Room Board week

(H) Hoed Cornmeal), Coneys 810 Oregon Cby Bondy School 3,980 (H) Orsgon Palreohnio Institut. 7.570 Pottland Bible College 1,730 850 820 14 Palland College of Busines & Technology*" (H) Poland Communal College' 1.140 3,600 (H) Roguo Commurdty Coder*" 1,332 2,772 Southern Oregon eltylraye kW' (Hi Southwestern Oregon Community College 702 2,378 2f) MINIUM Vann Community Canoes 1,410 ns 1,279 10 (H) Umpqua Community Colin* 900 3.885

State averages - 4,774 2,848 4,218 1,574 1,458 15

Abington Memorial Hospital School of Nursing 4,500 1,000 Academy of Beauty Culture** (H) Nbert Einstein Medical Center 1,200 Aliquippa Hospital School ol Radiologic Tech 1.000 Mourn Hospital School of Nursing 0,300 1,100 Altoona School of Commerce 3,900 (H) Antoneill Institut* 2,995 3,400 14 kmstrong County Memorial Hasp Sch of Rad Tech 000 !it kt institutes of Philadelphia 9,900 (H) Institutes Pittsburgh 8.750 4,850 21 (H) Berson Institute" Becks Technical Institutes 1,675 Bit* Truth Instituks Bowman Technical School 2,220 Braden* Flying Service" Bradford Hospital School of Radiologic Technology 1.400 a 06 Bradford School 7,700 5.800 7 24) Bradley Acadamy for Visual Ads 0,300 Brandywine Hospital Sch of Radiologic Tech 1,500 Brandywine Hospital School of Nursing 4,530 (H) Bucks County Community College"' 2,704 4,184 Butitr Beauty School 3.395 (14)Butler CountyCommunity Colliers"' 2.322 3.402 Cambria Rowe Business Canoga 3,850 Career Training Academy 5,400 Cadisle Hospital School of Radiologle: Tech 1,000 0 5 (H) Central PonneOvenia Business School 0.258 3,150 Central Ponnsylvania School of Nursing 3.449 1,230 Chester County Hospital School of Nursing 1.500 0 (H) CHI Institute 5,400 Churclunan Business School 3,585 Citizens General Hospital School of Nursing 3,890 (H) Clarissa School of Fashion Design 4,325 Note: Data are nal present in evory column for responding institutions because the item was not applioable, or thedata were not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, I.o., accreditod by an agency or association nationally recognized by thisU S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is Rabid in tho Room column. **Nonnapondent. "Tuition and required lees for in-district students are al least 10 percent 10Wer than the charges shownfor in-state students. (I) No 2-psar postsecondary institutions ware Identified in this state or area.

120 132 Table 2.--Basic charms for full-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence status, control of Institution, state or other arm, and Institutiort Academic year 1890-91 - continued Timmend roguing, boo Public Per Stale or other are& and instaullon

Ciark *Mice I 211,000 (H) Comnumity College of Allegheny County" 2.57$ 1 3.555 (H) Conummity Conine of Beaver CouMr 2,870 I 4,430 SH) Community College of PhIlediMihla 2.860 I 4.000 Commit* General Hospital School of X-Ray Tech*" Community WOW Center - Bch of Radiogrephy Computer Tech Conemeugh Van" Memorial Hospitie*

Consolidated School of Business, Inc-York 1 4,125

Consolidated School of Bikelflen. Inc-Lincasmr I 4,125

Court Reporting Institute of Mews Tech Inn I 5.420

craft Institut* I 4,275 Craw-Chester Medical Center-Allied Health Prog j 2,19111 (H) Dean WOW; of Tealm0100Y I 4.5510

(H) Delaware County Camnumity Colin** j f 2.320 I 3,520 Dom*. School of Business I 2,800 (H) Du Bole Business Collage 1.400 Duffs Business Institute 5.310 (H) Electronic Instituts-Hanieburg" (HiElectronic inetnute-Pittsbufilh.*

Episcopal Hoepital - School of Nursing 9,3531 I 880

Pi) Erie Business Center 8.435 I I I 2.550 1.500 1 17 (H)Erie Institute of Technology Inc" Family institute of Philadelphia 2,300 Fayette Institute of Commerce and Technology Inc 8,000

Frankford Hospital School of Nursing I I 4,400 4,400 Franklin Regional Med Cir Redid Tech Prog 0001 900 Free Gospel Bible institute 350 Gateway Technical institute 7,000

Cleialnger Medical Center 2.0001 1 I 1 280 Greensburg Institute ol Technology 4,870

(H) Hamm Junk% Whys 5.915 I 1,995 1.995 I 19

(H) Harrisburg Ares Community College-Lancaster" 1 1 2.340 4,184

(I) Harrieburg kea Community College-Harrisburgm I I 2.7881 4.184 (H) Harristnirg Area Community Cones's-Lebanon" 2 .785 1 1 4.164 Hasid Aviation Inc"

Hiram 0 Andrews Center 5.750 I I I 15,330 21 Horizon Haase Clerical Preparation (H) Huselan School of Art 6,415

ICM School of Business 1 6.580 (H) ICS-Center for Degree Studies" (H) Indiana Unhersity of PA-Punxsutawney Campu (H) Indiana Unbsersity of PA-Armstrong Cam" (H) Information Computer Systems institute"

International Sch for Mental HIM Practitioner. I 100

Jameson Memodal Hos I 5280

(H) Johnson Technical Institute I 9,905

(H) ICsystone Junkie College s,7$0I I 1 2.040 2,040 1 19 Kittannia Beauty School j 3,995

(H) Laciumanna Arnim, Colin* 1 4,800 Note; Data are not present In every column for responding Institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data ware not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, Le., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. "Institution waned a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. '"NonreepondeM. "Tuition and required fees for in-distriot etudents are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown for in-state student*. (0) No 2-year postsecondary Institutions were identified M this state or area.

BEST COPY MAILABLE 133 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-tirne, full-year students at2-year postsecondary hutitutions, by studentresidence status, control of Institution, state or other area,and institutiom Academic year 1990-91 - continued Mallon and rewind Ow Public Psr State or Other area, and indlibon

Lancaster Saner& Hospital-Education and Training 4,300 .238 1.140 15 Lentrenou Hospital School of Nureln5 4.000 Lansdale School of Redness 4.320 Laurel Business Institute* Las Schad of 100 (H) Lehigh County Comas/My College " 2.730 4.050 (H) Uncoin Technical Instituts-Allsntown" (H) Lincoln Technical triatitule-Philadelphia 3954 Lion Investigation Modem/ 42$ Louise Suydam McCtintio Soh of Nursing 5.354 (H) Luzern" County Community College 2,040 3,980 1.75e 1.250 16 (H) Manor Juniot College 5.840 Madin School of Busing' 2.000 McCarm School of Sualmrsa-Mahanoy City 4,500 1,000 McCann School of Business-Wyoming 7,200 (H) McCord* Schools of Haft Sciences Teehn Inc* Methodist Hospital School of Nursing 5.985 1,250 (H) Monroeville School of Business" (H) Montgomery County Commtmity College " 2,592 3,912 Moore Aviation Service 5,000 1,710 19 (H) Mount Aloyetue Junior College 8,370 1.280 National Educ Ctr Thompson inintuts-Harriaonburg 0,800 2.2C0 National Eden Ca Thompson Institute-Philadelphia 5.640 980 (H)National Education Center Vale Technical Ind 5.0$4 National Education Center-Allentown Business Soh 4,800 National School of Health Tech Inc-Center City 4.200 (H) New Cast* Business School 3.435 New Castle School of Trades 3320 New Kensington Commercial School 4.200 15 (H) Northampton County Area Community College " 3,210 400 1.525 1200. Northeast Institute of Education 5,040 2.112 (H) Northeastern Christian Junior College 3299 1,522 Ohio Valley General Hospital School ni 11.900 Ohio Valley Hospital School ot Radiation Tech 7,952 Pace Institute 4,500 Palmer School" 2,400 (H)Peirce Junior College 5,200 (H) Penn Technical institute 5,750 Penn View Bible Institute 390 1.724 3500 (H) Ronne° Tech 12,390 Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts 3100 Pennsylvania Business institute 5,750 800 14 (H) Pennsylvania College ot Technology 4.315 8,510 Pennsylvania Commercial Business School 5385 (H) Pennsylvania institute of Cull Ate" 8,035 (H)Pennsylvania institute of Technology Pennsylvania School of Art and Design 3146 Philadelphia Technical Institute School of Trades 4,800 Philadelphia Wireless Technical institute 7,000 1,738 20 (H) Pinebrock Junior College 5,570 1,380 Note: Data are 001 present in every column for responding institutionsbecause the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, la accredited try an agency orassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary ofEducation. *Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combinedcharge is listed in the Room column. Nonrespondent. *Tuition and required lees for in-district students are at lead 10 percentloner than the charges shown for irt-state students. (0) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were Identifiedin this state or area.

190 134 Table 2.--easic charges tor full-time, tuN-year students at 2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status. control ol hutltution. Me or other am, and institution: Academic year 1890-91 - continued Tuon and rewired bee Public Med* Per Stale or other ania. and inotitudon week

Pittsburgh Beauty Academy (H) Plltsburgh inititute of Aeronautic* 8544 (H) Pittsburgh histkute of Mortuary Sciance (i) Pittsburgh Technical Institute 8,575 2,700 Pottsville Hospital 3,785 (H) Reading Nee Communitycounv ,880 4,290 Reading Hospital and Medical Center"' Restaurant School 12.700 (H) RETS Education Center 3.000 Reeds)* Technical Institute 5,025 Roxborough Memodal Hospital School of Nursing 3.255 1,200 Sawed Heart Hosp Pmg of Diagnostic Radiograph/ 875 Saint Francis Hospital School of Nursing 5,517 1 ,134 Saint Joseph Medical Center Hazleton 0 Saint Vincent Health Center 4,500 (K) Sawyer School 3,300 1 740 Schuylidil Business Institute 4,000 Scwiciday Valley Hospital Soh of X-Ray Tech 10 Sewickley Valley Hospital School of Nursing 2,040 1,200 Shadyside Hospital School of Nursing 4,840 Sharon Regional Health Brawn School of Nursing 4,382 Shenango Valley School of Business 3.700 Shenango Valley School of Business-New Castle 3,700 South Hills Business School 5,540 St Francis Medical Comer 2,308 St Lukas Hospital School of Nursing 3,000 Stale Beauy School" (H) Thaddeus Stevens Stat. School of Technology 3,250 I 3,250 1,200 I 1.475 15 The Chubb InstftuterKsystone School 8.000 The Germantown Hospital and Medical Cantor" Tri-State Computer Institute" (H) Triangle Tech Inc-Pittsburgh 5,307 (H) Triangle Tech-Dubois" (H) Triangle Tech Ede " (H) Triangle Tech-Greensburg" Uniontown Hospital School of Nursing 9,152 (H)University of PIttaburgh Titusville Campus 4 190 1 3.580 I 1100 1,570 19 (H)Vallay Forge Military JUDIO, College 11,750 1,935 1,415 21 Washington Hospital School of Nursing 4,500 Washington Hospital School of Rad)craphy 1.450 125 Washington institute of Technology 0,710 Welder Training and Testing Institut* 4,440 Weldor Training and Testing institute 4,525 Western PennTpanla Hoy Bch of NUfein 3,903 Western School of Health 8 Business Careers 5,000 (H) Westmoreland County Community Collete 2.512 3,4182 Westmoreland Latrobe Hospital School of Anesthesia 45 (H) Williamson Free School 118 18 Williamsport School of Commerce 3,856 York Technical Institut* 0,000 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the Item woe not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution. I.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized try the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board cherge. The combined charge I. listed in the Room column. Nonrespondent. Tullion and required fess for in-district students are at least 10 percent WM' than the charges shown for in-stats students. (R) No 2-wiar postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or aria.

131 1 A5 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-time, full-par students * 2-year potasecondvy institutions, by student residence status, control of Institution state es other area. and instituftom Acackynic 1990-91continued 7iLi==1:-.M..111 Public Meats In- Out-oll- Per Slate or other irea, and Methadon MINN Sao abee Board -Do Sire. Yorktown* Business Institute 5,230 IIMIIIIIIIMININII Rhode kland MIIIIIIIII.1 all1111 WM 1,100 2,130 3.250 1MM 11111.11111MINIM (H)Community of Rhode Island 1,100 2,130MEM Newport School of Branch" NEM School of W Warwick Branch** 111111111=11111 MIMI Newport School of Hairdressing-Main Campus" 11.11.1=1111111111111 Rhode Island Hospital" Mill MEI St School of Nursing 305MIMI MIMI Zion Bible Institute 0 3.250 Mill South Carolina MEM 1111.1111.11.111 11.11.1.1=11111.. 3,019 952 1.046ME= 1.020 21 MEM =NM (H) Aiken Technical College 000 53011.1Mil (H) Andereon - 5,500 EMI 1.740 1,790 21 Anderson Memorial Hosp SO of Rad - lc Tech 500 Baptist Medical Center School of Medical-Tech =III Baptist Medical Center School of Rad ic Tech 550MEM= (H)Chederfield-Marlboro Technical Col " MINIIIIIM 555 (H)Clinton Junior 1,200WIMIIII 640 1,350 21 (14)Columbia Junior i of Business 2,300 IMEIL111111111111 (H)Denmark Technical * 1,000 1,500Niro 1,001 21 (H)Florence Darli Technical College" 1,210 1,410 IIIIIIII (H)Greenville Technical Col IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE3 1143 (H) - , Technical Col 750 1,500 (H)Johnson and Wales University Charleston 7065MINIM (H)Midlands Technical - 1" MOM 1,500=IIM Millie Lewis of Charleston =III Museum School of Art 1,400 1,400 (H)Nielsen Electronics Institute 3.000MOM 1,630 (H)North Greenville Col- 5500111.11111111M11 1,400 1740 21 (H)Orange Calhoun Technical College III 1,000 1200MIMI (H)PhilliJunior c reenville 1.1=1...1111..111.1=1= (H)Phi Junior . 4,500MMIOIINIIIIIIIIMII (H)Phillips Junior . 4,497 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII (H)Piedmont Technical Col MEM 1,20Ci 1,500 School of Clock Repair and Restoration" =IM Southern Technical Col 4,725 =I= (H)Spartan Methodist Col 5100MUM 1,010=Ma 19 (H) buTechnical ...1. 184 1,440IN= (H)Sumter Area Technical 639 839 (H)Technical ca of the Lowcou 1,015 1,455 (H)T Technical Col =IMO 1355IIIIIIMIIIIII Note: Data are not present In every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution. L., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. "Nonrespondent. " 'Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than Me charges shown for in-state students. (0) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this gate or ares.

132 1:3 6 Table 2.--Basio charges far 6.111-thne, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institution*, 0/studentresidence statue, control of Institution,state or other area, and Institutiorc Academic year1990-91 - continued nom and none tan Public Meals Out-of - Per Raba other ihrea, and Institution stalt week SF M. WV* 11** Thdeiti *" 1,0111, (H) Univarsity of South Carolina al Beaufort 1.1114 3,000 (10 Wearily at South Carolina at Lanoashw 1,184 3,000 (H)Unhrersity of South Carolina at Balkshatchie 1,104 3,000 (H) University of South Carolina at Sumter 1,1114 3,000 ,(H)University of South Carolina at Union 1,104 3,000 (it) Williambwg Technical College 800 000 (H) York Technical Collage*"

South Dakota

Stet* average - 2.459J 2 083 2,083 I 918 18

Black Hine Beauty College 3,900 Ofeyenne Rver Community Gallop 3,070 3,070 (H)Kilian Community Collage 4,515 Woo Naa Vocational Technical Institute 1,440 1,440 Mykonos» Hospital School Radiologic Teohnolog Mitchell Vocatiosi-Teohnical School 1,800 1,1100 Nettleton College" Romer Beebe institute 480 91$ 1,249 21 Rapid City Regional Hospital School of Nursing 3,000 Raped City Rellonal Hospital School of Rad Tech 1,500 Sexed Moan Hospital School of Radiologic Tech sco (H) Sisseton-Wahpeton Community Colloge 1,920 1,920 10 Southeast Vocational Technical Institute j 2,082 2.082 Stenotype Institut* 5,040 Western Dakota Vocational Technical institute 2,055 2,055

RIM 3,031 2,004I 1,541 1,400

(14)Aquinas Junior College 3,485 Baptist Monads! Hasyltal School of Nursing" (fg Chattanooga Stat. Tochnical Community College ,272 (H) Cloveland State Community Collego 844 3,274 (H) Columbia Sate Community College 840 3,204 Dickson State Nu Vocational-Technical School 272 Draughone Junior Collop-Clarkeville' (H) Draughone Junior College of Business 3,024 (H) Draughons Auger Gallop-Bristol 3110 (H) Draughone Junior Collego-Challanooge 3.8 (H) Draughons Junior Colloge-Johnson City 3,819 (H) Draughons Junior Colloge-Kingsport 3,019 (H) Draughons Junior Colloge-Knotyins

(H) Draughons Junior Collego-Momphis 33',11111100I (itDtsriburg Sun* communityCoilseip 2.430 Note: Data aro not present in every column tor rsepondIng institutions becauso tho item was not applicable, or the data wen not reported. (H) Higher education infiftliike, Li., accrodited by an agency or association nationally recognizod try the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'institution reported a combinod room and board sharp. Tho combinod charge is listed in the Room column. 'Nonreepondont 'Talon and required foes for in-district studonts are at least 10 porcent lower than the charges shown for in-state students. (0) No 2-year postsecondary inalltutions were idontifled In this state or area.

133 137 Table 2.--Basic charges for full-year students at 2-year postsecondary institutions,by student residence status, control of instkution, stale or other area, andMstitution: Academic 1990-91 - continued Meals Por State or other area. and institution week

East Tennessee School of and Missice (H) Edmondson Junior (H) Edmondson Junior Beckortics Hasteville Stale Area Vociatioisal-Technical School 21 (H) Mimeses , ITT Technical Institute-Nashville ITT Technical Inatihde-Knoxville (H) Jackson Slate ! I.t College (H) John Ae ( Knoxville Business ! 1,900 Known% Morristown-Campus 5,190 Knoinifie State Area Vocational-Technical School 272 272 272 Llvi State Area Vocational-Technical School MIN 10 H) Merlin Methodist Cci 4200, MI= 2,600 McKenzie 9,840 NMI Memphis School of Preaching 0 Methodist Hospital School of Nursing 1,604 MEM 1.255 Metropolitan Nashville Gen Hosp Sch of Rad Tech 0 (H) Widow State Comm College 3.270 Nashville Auto Diesel College kw 9.395 Nashville State Ana Vocational Technical School 111111133111WEIMMI= (H) Naehville State Technical Institute M=1 3270 Newborn State Area Vocational-Technical School MIN 272 272 (H) Northeast State Technical Community Coll 3,270 Nos& School of Art** MIN Oneida State Area Vocational Technical School 272 (H)Pelfiasipol State Technical CommunCollege SOO 3,310 (H)Ptiilll.Junior Col of Memphis 4,500 RI Area Vocational-Technical School 272 272 (H) Roane State Commun Saint Joseph Hospital School of Nur& 2.925SIM 1,260 (H) Shelby State Commun 840 3270 Shelbyville State Aria Vocational Technical School =El 272 (H) Stale Technical Institute of 840 3.204 (H) Tennessee Institute of Electronics 5.475 MEM (H) Volunteer State CommunIty College aao 3,280 (H) Walters State Community College 3,280 Wa Coun Vocation& Center Practical Nur. Prog 750 750MEI William Moors School of Technology** 11111=11111MM1111111111 111=1111111111M111 IEIMIIMII 11111MIMMIIIIMIIIIII 4,725 1,240 1.505 17 11.11111=1.11 (H) Alvin Community Col MOel 0 1,410 (H) Amarillo 552 862 2,440 2,440 15 (H) Col Mill hill COUff Rs School 5,100 MII111111111111MIM Note: Data are not present hi every column for responding institutIons becausethe item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institudon, I.e., accredited by an agency Ofassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. *Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combinedcharge is listed in the Room column. **Norwespondent. ***Tuition and required fess for In-district students ars at least10 percent WNW than the charge* shown for in-state students. (I) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

134 3 Ss Table 2.--Basic charges for full-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence status, control of institution, state or °Myr area, and institution: Academic year 1090-91 - continued Tuition end required bee Pub6c in- Out-c4- Soto or clew area,, and institution

(H) Art institute of Dallas I 7,650 Art institute of Houston I 6.885 (H) Austin CommunIty College" 2,564 Baptist Memorial Hasp System-Inst of Health Ed 2,400 5,890 1,295 17 (H) Bauder Fashion College 1 2,296 j (H) Bee Coady College''' 3,942 1 880 I 1,220 1 18 (H) Blinn Colby. 0961 2,186 750 I 1.397 18 (H) BrazosPc41Canees." 3101 560 (H) Brookhaven College*" 6041 1,554 CBM Education Center 5,100 (H) Cedia Valley College*" 1,854 (H) Central Texas College 1,148 1,478 I 15 Christ for the Nations Instikite (H) Cisco Junior College" 970 1,450 Citizen Medical Center School of Radiological Tech (H) Clarendon College 800 18

(H) College of the Mainland." 390I 2,028 480 1.200 Vri)Coffin County Community College" " 1 (H) Commommaith Institute of Funeral Services 0225 (H) Cooke County College" " Cowl Repotting Institute/Wheeler institute of TX 5,700

Dallas hatitute of Funeral Services I 4.225 1,224 (H) Del Mar College" I 1 Delta Career Institute" (H) Eastfield Coll 804J 1.854 (H)El Centro Colleges " I 04 1.064

(14)El Paso Community College 8551 2,027 PO Frank Phillips College 500 530 1,190 (H) Galveston Collage 318 702 Goble Aviation"

(H) Grayson County College" " 2.052 1,100I 10 1 1561

Hallmark Institut* of Technology 1 4,645 Halknark institute of Technology (South Campus) 7,100 Hendrick Medical Center School of Radiography 1,132

(H) HHICOU.g." 1,200 2 500I 1,800 19 720j 1,728 (H) Houston Community College Systemm 1 Houston Technical College"

(H) Howard County Junior College District 512I 068I a50I 1.590 International Aviation and Trawl Academy" (H) ITT Technical Institute-Arlington j 5,285 (H) ITT Technical Institute-Houston J 5.206

ITT Technical lnutitut-Aiastln 1 5265

ITT Technical Institute-Gartand 1 5.286

ITT Technical Institute-Houston I 5,268 Iverson institute of Court Repotting 5,958

(H) Jacksonviiie College 2,100 2.200 1 1.450 19

1133 Studio I 5,985 (H) Kilgore Collagem 562 935 (H) Lioner UniverOty-Orange 1 1.370 5.7311 (H) Lamar University-Pon Arthur 1 838 3,382 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education inslitution, Le., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. "Institution reported a combined room and board charge. Ths combined charge is Med in the Room column. ''Nonrespondent. "Tuition and required fees lor In-district students are al least 10 percent 10IVer than the charges shown for In-state students. (t) No 2-year podsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

113 Table 2.--Basic charges for lull-time, full-year students at 2-yearpostsecondary institutions. by student residence status, control of Institution, state or other area, and lnstkution:Academic 1990-91 - continued 1111W=MIll Usais Out-of- Per Stab or caw nes. and Insaution Primes ebb Room

(H) Laredo Junior Win American Mkt Institute 1.620 800 1,200 21 1,050 (H) Lee . 570 NMI Lippert Cowl Reporting Gnaw' Lon Monis 3,694 1,360 1,835 Low Aviation T Centw Manor Fashion Carew School 4,500 IMMO (H) McLennan 526 2,014 *mod& School of 400 Methodist School of NIEIE173 School of 0 11111MIll Institute 5,500 MINN H) Midland 605IIESEIMM Wm* Bade hutitute 1,000 1,800 Miss Wade's Fashion Morchandi 4,515 1,870 (H) Mountain Wee $04 1,854 National Educatka s-Houston" National Education Center e-Houston IMO National Education Center, Nati Ina Techn-Callas 10,640 National Echic Ctr, Nati histTechn-Sen Antonio 9,895 NaVerf0 $OO 836 1,070 1,505 (H) North Hanle Courtly. ENetrict° 1,020 1,340IMO= (H) North Labe 804MEDI (H) NortheaM Texas 850 1,00811111M1 436 820 1,808 19 (H) Odessa ! MOIC:1 ( Palo Alto ! , 620 11111111111=1 (H) Panda MI= 300 500 1.490 20 (H) Paris Junior College* 1.100 952 1.552 19 Profession& CourtReport Inc MUM 644 850 1,394 (H) JuniorS. (H) Richland College' 804 1,364 (t4) San Antonio i 'a* 670 1,450 San Antonio Court institute. Inc 5,700 San Antonio T Division 2.598 San Jacinto Central Campus's en 1.760 (H) San Jacinto North 972 1.750 (H) San Jacinto Connor South Campus*" 972 1.760 Scenic Mountain Medical Comm School of Rad Tech Career Schools III 11 14 (H) South Plains 1,060 720 1,100 (H) Southwest inst of Msrahandisi and Design 4,900 Soutinvest School of Bectronics Southwest Tens Junior 1,180 2,360 2,500 1$ 91 620 1,450 'iLWallop of Taws 3290 332 2,900 (LITarrant Junior District` T AMIN 700 1,320 926 12 300 445 (a)Texerkana Taw Miro Tech 12290 Texas Bibb 4.410 2,370 18 NM: Data aro not prowl in every column for responding institutions becauseOa item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Highs, education inslitution, i.e.. socredtted by an tawny or associationnationally recognized by the US, Secretary of Education. institution reported a combined room and board charge. The oombinedcharge is listed In the Room column. 'Nonatelemdent- ***Tuition and rewind Om for In-Astrid students cm at least 10 permitlower than the charges shown for in-state students. (P) No 2-yesr postewondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

130 140 Table 2.--Basic charges for lull-time, tull-yeai students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence =UM COMM 0111111MUI1011, tillaW Or caner area, 8110 11151111111011: AMIN=par 1151X1-1F1 -conunueo Ton and required lees Meals in- Out-ot- Pof State or other area. and institution Mate a atute Room..Board week

Texas Court Repotting College 3.890 (H) Texas Southmost College' 969 2,000 (H) Taw State Tech bud Rio Grande Cam Harlingen 822 4.182 1.560 1,888 15 (H) Teats State Technical Institute - Amarillo 1,020 8,220 1,240 1.520 5 (H) Texas Slate Technical institute Waco Campus 1.112 8,584 1,780 1.940 19 (H) Texas State Technical-Simsetwater Campus 840 3,240 1,900 2,200 21 _,. Texas Vocational Schools, Inc*" Tri-State Beau/ School #2'' (H) Trbtfty Valley Community College" ' 2.010 630 1.325 19 (H) Tyler Junior College*" 770 1.160 1,040 1,100 20 Univerni Technical institute Inc 7,4100 , (H) Vernon Regional Junior College 623 753 1.76$ 45

(H) Victoria College*" 4545 1,224.: . Wadley Regional Medical Center $0OO , . Wadley Regional Medical Ctr-Sch of Rad Tech WO , (H) Weatherford College*" 570 2.580 1,000 1,411 18 Western Technical institu*-Ei Paso 7.344 Western Technical institute-El Paso 7,344 , (H) Western Texas College"' 948 744 960 I , t 60 15 (H) Merton County Junior College' ' 090 1,850 600 1 ut'40 10

4

tRah

State overage - 4,279 1.199 2,879 1,353 1,540 15

, Certified C11109111 institute 7,910 (H) College of Eastern Utah 1,005 2.709 750 1.580 10 (H) DSO* College 1,156 3,144 900 1,545 21 Hairitage College of Beauty-Salt Lake City 3.800 - Haititage College of Beauty-West Valley 3,800 Intermountain College of Court Reporting" (H) ITT Technical institute 8,022 (H)Latter Day Saints Business College 1.7115 1,150 Painter* Colter of Beauty-Roy 2,300 . Painters Collage of Beauty- Ogden 2,300 Phillips Junior College-Sall Lake City 5.170 - , (H)Salt Lake Community College 1.239 3,438 Sevier Valley Technical Center 1,092 3,188 , (H) Snow College 1 ,005 2.879 1.050 1.515 14 (H) Stevens-Henseer College of Business-Ogden 6,800 1,750 (H) Stevene-Henager College of Business-Provo 7,100 2,520 , . University of Utah Medical Center Sch of Rad Tech 1.700 1.700 (H) Utah Valley Community College 1,154 3,300 Utah Valley Hospital Soho*/ of Radlogic Technology 350

Vennont

, , , Stets moray* - 9.734 2.709 5,025 2,019 1.538 15 Note: Data We not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, Le.. =credited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. Nonrespondsnt *6 'Tuition and required fees for in-district students are et least 10 percent lower than the charges shown for in-state students. (9) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were identified in this stale or area.

137 141 TWA 2.--Basic charges tor full-time, tug-year students at2-year poetescondary institutions, by studentresidence status, control ot institution, slats or other area,and institution: Academic year 1990-01 - continued Tuldon and requiredWe Pubis pit Stale or other area. and hacksaw

2,730 1300 19 pa champiain Collor 0,410 1 (H) Community Wisp of Vormont i,esof 3,180 19 (H) Landmark College 19,050 2300 2,200 I 15 Now Wand Culinary Menu 12, SS 1.022 1,150 I Rutland Regional Medical Center 500 1.900 2,100 1 21 Steding Collego 1.8421 16 (H) Vermont Tochnloal Callow 3.7001 0.8701 2.244

*awe

3,1017 I 1,325 980 1 17 1111101.9 3,320I 902I

Mt Academy of Mak Fashions* Hollywood 2,900 (H) Slue Ridge Commtrafty Cdiage 4,288 (H) Central Ifirwinis Community Collego 4200 3,000 900 21 (H) Conwnomesaith Collsge-VIrginle Bosch 1 4,1100 tia Commonwoalth Ccelege-Nodolk 4200 (H) Commonwealth College-Homplon 4,1100 Commomepalth College-Richmond" (H) Community Hospital of Roenoke Vly Coil of Hith Sol 2.0$41 1.030

$701 4,322 (H) Dabney 9 Lansaw Community Colloge I 1 4,200 (H) 0.ndilsCommunityCcll.g. 1151I De Paul Medical Ciento School of Nursing 3,000 2,000 21 De Paul Medioal Cents, School of Radlologic Tech 500 173 (H) Eastern Shore Commimny College 1 1 (H) ECPI Computer institute Capital Center (14) ECM Computer terabits Main Campus' (H) ECPI Computer katitute Peninsula Center' (H) ECM Computer Institut* Roanoke Cents,* 807 4.20$ (H) &manna Community Coilego I 1 I ITT Toohnical institute 1 5,140 (K) J Sargoard Rorolds Community Canso sI°1 4,272 4272 (H) John Tyler Community Callow 1 8701 Johnson 1 %Vales Univorsity 1 7299 $74 4.270 (H) Lord Fairfax Community College I 1 I 420 Louis, Obici School of Numinp 23101 1 1.162 15 Lrchburg Gen/Marshall Lodge Hos? Soh of Nursing 0.247 1 1 O 15 1 1200 7031 Memorial Hospital School of Nursing 1 3,2001 1 15 Memorial Hospital School of Rodiologlo Tech 720 8001 fid-Easlem Airways (H) Mountain Empk* Community Gallops 858 4200 (H) New Rim cummusay Constar NS 4,200 NNPII RAMC School of Rondo& Tachnololym 1,411 1.411 NNP9 RRMC School of Surgical Teohnoiogy SOO 975 (H) Northern VIrginia Community Colby& US 4200 (H) Patrick Henry Community Whir ISO 3.40$ 4200 (H) Pod D Camp Canmuntly C00090 1 1 86*1 reportod. Note: Data me not present In every column for respondinginstitutions because the item was nol applicable, or the data were not Pi) Highs, salutation inetttutlon, i.o., accredited by an agency orassociation nationally recognized by the U.S. Saarsitary ofEducation. `Instlbelon reported a combined room and board charger.The combined charge is listed in the Room column. "Nonrespondint. ***Tuition and required Nes for in-district students are atNast 10 percent low than the °heroes shownfor 1n-state students. (9) No 2-ror postemondary institutions wereidentilkod in this slats or area.

138 142 Table 2.--Bast charges for full-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence litilLUS,control of instftution, state or other area, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuition and noquired Mee Public per State or other ante. and institution

PIMPS Business College I 3,390 (H) Piedmont Virginia Community Coinage f 8581 4260 (H) Rappahannock Community College I I 870 1 4,272

Reporting Academy of Virgkila 1 4,500 (H) Richard Bland College of William and Mary 1 2 I 3,560 Richmond Memorial Hospital School of Nursing f 1,750 FiWerside Regional Medi Ctr-Sch of Prof Nursing I 3,450 Roanoke Memorial Hospital School of Rad Tech 0001 I I 1.8001 1,475 15

Saint Mary's Hoepital School of Rediologia Troch 1 1,000 Sentare Norfolk Gensral Hospital Soh of Rad Tech" Sentare Norfolk General HosWal School al Nurs I 1 749 (H) Southern Seminary College 7,400 2,000 2,000 19 Southold* Regional Malls& Center 1,000 1,000 520 (H) Southold* Virginia Community College 884 4,266 (H) Southwut Virginia Community Collage 858 4260 Testa Bectzonlos & Computer Institute'

(H) Thomas Nelson Community College BeeI 4268 (H) Tidewater Community Collego I I 8581 4200 (H) Virginia College 3,225 (H) Virginia Highlands Community College 8701 4,358 (H) Virginia Maim Community College 858I 4.260 Wards Corner Beauty Acedemy 3215

Wooster Medical Center Inc I 1,500 Woodbridge Beauty Academy"

(H) Withaville Community College 1 1 873 1 4,275

State average - 7,794 1 883 1 3,087I 2,624I 1,000 18

(H) Ad institute of Seattle 7,575I I I 2,775I 1,395 14

(H) Bellevue Community College 1 1 912 3,447 Dillingham Vocational Technical institutor 800 800

(H) Big Bend Community College 1 867 1 3,402 1 3,081 la (H) Centralia Colley* 1 1 807j 3,402

(H)Clark College J 919I 3,464

CM Howard Aviation 1 20,000

(H) Columbia Basin College I I 891 1 3,420 (H) Edmonds Community College 857 1 1 j 3,402

(H) Everett Community Collige I I 1 3,399 Executive Flier (H) Grays Harbor Callous 3,402

(H) Green RIVIK Community Colloge 900I 3,400 (H) Highilo. Community Colts** 3,402 i 1 8671

Holy Family Hospital School of Rediologic Tech 1 750

(H) 11T Technical Institute-Seattle 1 5,185 (H) ITT Technical Institute-Spasm j 0.348

L H Oates Vocational Technical institute I I 1,250 1 1.250 Lakeside Court Reporting Tutoring Inc"' Note: Data am not present in *very column for responding institutions because the item wag not applicable, or the data WIMP not reported. (H) Higher education Inditution, Li., accredited try an &gamy or association nationally recognized by tha U.S. Secretary of Education. *Institution repo/tad a combined room and board charge. The sombinsd charge is listed in th* Room column. " Nonriwpondent. Tuftion and required foes fot in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the chews shown for in-state students. (8) No 2-year postsecondary institutions were Identifiad in this slate or area.

139 143 Table 2.--flesic charges for MI-time, full-year students at2-year postsecondary Millions. by student residence status, coUrci of Institution, state or other area, andInstitution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuber and required bee NH* Meals In- Out-cd- Par week Side or other area and inedtudon Private Roam

(H) Lower Columbia College 804 3,429 Mc Meter Rying Service" Metropolitan Beauty School" (H) Nodh Seattle Communfty College 881 3,398 (H) Northwest institute of Acupuncture & Oriental Med 4.9001 (Hi aryl* Collar 857 3.402 1.039 1,900 I 19 (It)Pertinetrie College 887 3,402 Perry Technical institute 4.725 Phillips Junior College 8,300 (H) Pierce College 281 1.124 Pima Medical ktentuts" Renton Vocational-Technical Institut* 820 820 Resource Center for the Handicapped" (H) Seattle Central Commwrity Cotiege 881 3.398 (H) Seattle Commungy College South Campus 3,390 Seattle Midwifery School 12,380 (H) ShOrelifte Community College 858 3,393 3,402 Silltiff Vali" Canag. 857 (H) South Puget Scond Community College 870 3.405 (H) Spokane Community Collage 887 3,402 (H) Spokane Faits Community College 807 3,402 (H) Tacoma Community College $75 3,411 The Mak School" (H) Wage Waga Community College 899 3,432 19 (H) Wenatchee Vanity College $57 3402 3,150 (H) Motown Community College 843 3,378 10 (H) Yakima Valley Community College 997 3.432 3,on 1,714 I

West Virginia

10 sane average - 4.389 an 1,594_ 1.170 1.430

Arch A Moore Junior Vocational Tech & Adult Ed 1,200 1.200 (11) Beckley College 1,800 Gabel! County Vocational Technical Center 1,500 1,500 Clarke Memorial Hospital Soh of X-Ray Tech 400 400 (H) Huntington Junior Callow 3,376 James Rummy, Vocational Technical Center 1200 1,400 Marion County Vocational-Technical Center 1.100 1,100 McDowell County Vocational Technical Center 1,000 1.000 Miner& County Vocational-Technical Center" Morgantown Beauty School ince Mountain State College 9,200 (H) National Education Center Nati inst of Techo Cam 5.250 Ohio Vane/ General HosPital &hod *f X-Ray Teat, 540 540 19 (H) Potomac State College of West Virginia University 1,258 3.284 1,170 1.410 Raleigh County VOcational-Technisal Center 1130 830 Rutledge Cavite 11.995 Saint Mary* Hospital Schad of Nursing 4,112 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutionbecause the item was not applicable, or the date were not reported. (H) Higher education htstitudon, i.e., accredited by an agency or associationnationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. *trtetitidion repotted a combined room and board charge. Thecombined charge is listed in the Room column. "Nonnespondent. ***Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at feast 10percent ICAVOT than the charges shown tor in-date students. (f) No 2-year postsecondary institutions awe identifiedin this stele or area.

140 144 Table 2.-9asic charges for full-tims, tull-year students at 2-year postsecondwy butautions by student residence status, control of institution, state or other area. and institution: Academic year 1990-M - continued Wean and required lees Public Meals in- Out-of- Per &de at other ants. and insdlution week

Iti)Southern West Virginia Communny College 2.528 United Hospital Center School of Radologio Tech 1,000 Webster College 6,475 West Virginia Caw College-Chmteston° West Virginia Cweer Col*ri-Morgentown 6,300 (H) West Virginia Northern Community College 1,048 2,824 LH) West Weide thdversity it Parkersburg 700 2,140 West Virginia University Hospital Sch of Rad Tech Wheeling Hospital Program of Radic4ogio Tecimolooy

SVIPS941 2.824 1 .399 7,421 11142 811 10

Acme institute of Technology-Greenfield 8,825 Acme Institute of Technology-Manitowoc 8,828 Beloit Memorisi Hospital School of Red Tech 300 (H) Ellacithawk Technical College 2,000 7,000 Chaplin Avielion (H) Chippewa Valley Technical College 1.325 9,085 Columbia Hospital School of Radologio Tech 2,340 1,800 21 (H) Fox Valley Technical College 1.400 9,900 (H) Gateway Technical College 1,327 10,802 Lao Courts Orellles bwa CommunCollege 1.400 1.400 (H) Lakeshore VTAE District Luther Hospital School of Rediologic Technolog (H) Madison Business College (H) Milwaukee Area VTAE District Milwaukee College of Business" Milwaukee County Medical Complex Rediologie Tech Milwaukee County Method Complex School of Nurs (H) Nicol* VTAE District (H) Northoentral Technical College 19 (hi)Northeast Wisconsin Technical College SaIM Catherine Hospital School of Fhtd Tech SaiM Francis School of Anesthesia Saint Marys Hospital School of X-Ray Technolog (H) Southwest Wisconsin Technical College's* & Marys Medical Center School of Red Tech (H) Stratton Colliwe Thetis Clark tonal Medi CtriSch of X-Ray Tech (H) University of Wisconsin Centers Waukesha Technical (H) Western Wieconein Technical College Wisconsin Arso VTAE District Number Four iti) Wisconsin kes VTAE-Mid-State 1.179 9,424 (H) Wisconsin Area VTAE-Moralne Park 1,196 8,925 (H) Wisconsin indianhead Technical College 1,230 9,483 ,(H) Wisconsin School of Elestronles 5,220 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher educatkm institution, I., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. listed In the Roam column. 5Nonrespondent. **Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at least 10 percent lower then the charges shown for in-state students. (I) No 2-pter postsecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

BEST CRY AVAILABLE 41451 Tabis 2.--13astc charges tor full-time, futt-year students at 2-yearpostsecondary institutions, by student nasidence - 1990-91 - continued Tuition and Public Meals In- Out-of- Piz Rate or other area, and institution Prhs uta ds Room Board ere*

,,,,),.. IM111=111 111.1.1 .1111.11.1111. WO 1.192 INSEEI 1,221 18 7,500IMIIIIIIIM MEM 862 1.184 850 1,300 20 I.Li ass 1,800 17 ta)Cnhral a:Eiiihk. - 852 IMIEll 950 17 Eastern . . . EMI SOSNam 1 AO Laramie County Commu College IMO 1,172 2,950 WO 17 (N) Northwest Community Collegc MILIIIIEEM 1,040 1,200 19 Phil! Colleges Technical institute 7,500 We 1,208 2,230 1,340 20 _VSheridan .. (14; Western Community Coi . NEM 022IMO 810 1N8 15 MN =IIIMIMI MIMI Norodom Samoa =MI MIMI=III MIMI (H) American Samoa Commun Ccl SO 120MIIIMMINI 111.1MI 111.1MMIIII Mill Federated Stales of Micronesia MENEM. III=I M1111111111=1111111 2,310 2.310IMS3 2.010 21 (H) Community Col a of Micronesia NMI IMO =Mil M11111111111 Guam MIIII IIIMMIII.111.111111= 326 (H) Guam Community Cd - 326 IIIIMII MINI INIMI Northern Mariana Islands MINI el Northern Merlon's Col . 1,650 2,030 Mill MOM MEM MIMI Pales NMINI= NI= (H) Micronesian Occupational College MIN 2,400 2,400IM 2,184 21 111=1 NMI Puerto Rico EMI= MIN IIIIIIII Territory awe - 2,247 1,989 1,989 2,431 111.11.11.11111=1111111= (H) Atlantic Col WEGIMIIIIII IM111111111111111 Centro Caribeno de Adiestramiento Ring y Vac' 111=1.111.1 Colegio Comerclal de Cayey 11111.111111.1 Note: Data are not present In every column for responding inetitutione becausethe Item was not applicable, Of the data were not report . (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or associationnationally recognized try tfie U.S. Secretary of Education. °institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge lelisted in the Room column. "Nonrespondont. "'Tuition and required Ws for In-district students are st least 10 percentIOW than the charges shown for In-state students. (I) No 2-year poWeecondary institutions were Identified In this state or area.

142 146 Table 2.--Basic charges for tun-time, full-year students at 2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence status, control 01 institution, state or other area, and institution: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Tuon and outplayed fees

is*- Out-4W- este or other area, and Institution Private dsho stab Room

$9 Co**, Tecnologia° del Muntolpio de San Juane° (H) Beetroot* Data Processing Col of PR inct-San Slmen 2,310 Escuela de Troqueleris y Herramentale Swam Junior College 2,223 Humacao Community College** (H) ICPR Jurdor College-Areoft 2,340 (H) ICPR Junior College-Mayaguez 2,340 (H) ICPR Junior College-General institutional 2,340 Institut* de Cornettist y Teahnologia 2,430 Instituted* Escudos Ocupacionales de Puerto Rico 2,210 Institut* Technologic° de PR ReektiO Rio Piedras 1,900 (H)institute Tacnico Comerciai Jtmlor College' Institut° Tecnologia° de Puede Rico-Guayama 940 Institut° Vocational Rosedrtna 300 International institute of Technology 3,000 Metropolitan Institute of Science and Technolofir " (H) Ponce College of Technology 3,031 Puerto Rico Institute of Technology - Ponce Campus 900 1(H) Puerto Rico Junior College 2,750 (H) Ramirez College of Business and Technology 2,250 San Juan City College 2,104 Sin %kW City College - Juana Diaz Branch 2.104 San Juan School of Interior Design 1,350 Technical and Vocational School 940 (H) University of Puerto Rico Aguadilla Regional Col 320 (H) University of Puerto Rico Carolina Regional Col 923 (H)Univereity of Puerto Rico La Montana Rear)! Cor *

(5) WI* blends

Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data wen) not reported. (H) Higher education Institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge I. listed in the Room column. '"Nomespondent, ""Tultion and required fees fbr in-district students are at least 10 percent lower than the charges drown for In-state students. (e) No 2-year powtsecondary institutions were Identified in this state or area.

1 4" Public less4han-2-year institutions

14S Table 3.--Basic charges tor full-time, lull-rsar students at public less-than-2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status, stale or other area, and Institutior Academic year 1990-91 Tuon mid reqtalred In- Out-c4- INN Stage or other ann, and bildhalco

State average - 1,430 1.430

DCH Regional Medical Center tach of Rad Tech 1.550 1.550 hiL Cumming &hoot of Nursing Ansethosie 1,300 1,300

State average 1,070 1,070 10

Aluka Vocational institute 2.300 2.300 Alaska Vocational-Technical Center 700 700 10 Smendorf Arco Club 210 210

alfOralpe 2.100 2,100 21

Madoopa Skin Center 2,100 2,100 Metro Tech Vocational institute of Phoenix** Phoenix Job Corps Center 21

average -

Slack River Vocational-Technical School Cossatot Vocational-Toihnical School 440 440 Cotton Bowl Vocational Teolmical School 540 Crowley. Ridge Vocational-Technical &hoot 450 Foothills Vocational-Tesimical School 450 450 Font Echoes Vocational-Tschnicai Sohool 350 Gateway Vocational Tochnical School 480 450 Great Rivers Vocational-Technical School 450 Mid-South Vocational-Technical School 450 450 Nothing' Vocational School 4450 450 Oil Bell Vocational-Technical School 450 450 Ouachita Vocational-Technical School 450 Ozarka Vocational-Tachnical Schad 450 450 Pine* Vocational-Technical School 380 Pulaski Vocational Technical School 450 Otrapew Vocations-Technical SOO& 540 540 Rod RAP Vocational-Technic/1i School 400 400 Rise Belt Vocational Technical School 540 Twin Woos Vocational-Tothnleal School Whit* River Vocational-Technical School

Notc: Data are not present in every column tor responding institutions because tho nom was not applicable, or the data WOTO not reported. 01 Higher education institution. IA., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. faccretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. Tho combined charism I. listsd in the Room column. "Novespondent. ***Tuition and required less tot In-district students am at lust 10 percent lower than Om charges shown for in-stato Nudents. (#) No public len-than-2-par postsecondary institutions wsre idsntillcd in this state or area.

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MINA 11.1 IDE ..P1u00 MINIM OEM IM11111111111111111==111111 10I4610 1114wn100

mem; 60 Pip inim so au pep EWA pu modal MON Dia pu susiard U1 AMA* map* " Ouvuodsoi supprunsui speandstu uullotaums parfueem A4 lrn Annum* /0 "uu1ti9ilP3 (H) u060014)11.04804 'LluantOlut "in DitPalum A4 us Amway AtruuDu si meg uJ sql poem -mum= tuplampui, pepodou s !Papua) wow pus pimp 'amp sqj. psupwoo lamp 1100Pu0dtatueN. ics atuls-ul *stusPals 07610.1... Put MOW seul wilstuoRnIl 01111.6111 twould ASA ut41 041 ummISII6184* am% P31111601 La '116 WS vale (1) ON 064nd On4-t-uw41-sual AmPumelgud uolUltPui

DI OST Table 3.--Basic charges for full-time, full-yeiv students at public less-than-2-year postsecondary institutions, by student resickmce status, dale or other area, and instkution: Academic year 1990-91- continued nate and required lees Meals in- Ot4-01- Pir State or other area. and Institution state stele Room Utwd ek Dols»-

State average - 681

Charlotte Vocational-Technical Center 294 W Brewster Technical Center 900 Jame, Lorenzo Walker Vocational Tech Canter 650 Lake 0- Area Vocational-Technical Center's'. 540 Lee County Vocaticeal-Technical Canter 250 Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education Center 346 346 Manatee Vocational-Technical Center 324 548 Maynard A Travis Voc-Tech Oen* 150 150 Miami Lakee Technics! Education Center 345 345 Miami Skill Center 405 405 Mid-Florida Technical Institute 356 711 North Technical Education Center 324 645 Orlando Vocational-Technical Center 302 04 Pinellas Technical Education Center-Cleenvater 010 970 Pinellas Technical Education Centers St Pete Cam 010 970 Radford M Locklin Vocational Technical Center 250 500 Ridge Vocation& Technical Center 585 Robert Morgan Vocational Technical Center 345 345 Saint Augustine Technical Center 760 780 South Dade OS Center 345 000 South Technical Education Center 300 300 Themes P Haney Vocational Technical Center 308 308 Westside Vocational Technical Center 302 572 William T *Fatter Vocational Technical Center 000 1,200 Withlaceochee Vocational and Adult Ed Ctr 303 000

awe!

State average - 1,154 1,370

Manta Area Technical School 270 016 Dalton School of Health Occupations Practical Nuns 000 984 Macon Technical Institut* PAIlledgeellie Center 980 980 National Education Center - Bryman Campus 4,935 4,935 Oprechee Technical Institute 020 1.240 Southeastern Technic& Institute 180 275 Walker Technical institute 500 NO

Oats averar - 200

Empioyment Training Office UN Community College Pacific Maritime Madam SOO

Note: Data are not present In every column fat rnponding institutions because the item was not aiplicable, or the data were not reported. 019 Nigher education ktstitution. le.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge Is listed in the Room column. "Nceweepondent. Tuition and required fees for In-district students ars at lead 10 percent lower than the charges shown kr In-etate studente. (I) No public less-than-2-year postsecondary Institutions were identified In this state or area.

149 5 Table 3.--13asic charges for full-time, full-year students atpublic iess-than-2-year postsecondary institutions, student residence status, state or other area, andinstitution: Academic 1990-91 - continued Me 0=1 Per State or other area, and Instihrtion

111111111111

State average - 2.701

Selleville Barber 4,075 4.075 Capital kea School of Practical N Columbus Hospital Medical Techn Pr 575 575 Decatur School of Practice! 1.800 1,000 1,634 1.034WI= F W Olin Vocational School of Prank:al Nursing JacksorrAlie School of Practical Nu 2,500 2,500NMI Johet Timm H S Practical 2,400 2,400MEM Washburn* Trade School 0 5,524MIMI= =MI 111=1111 Slate average - 3,800 3,800

Fon Wayne Vocational Sch/Cont Ed-6 MN. MI J Everett Light Career Center 3,800 3,800 John H Hinds Area Vocational School** MINIM Muncie Area Career Center66 EMI.11111MM

Mental Hith Ins! Alcohol & Drug Abuse Came Trng 2.700 2,700 MIMEEMMEN=

Kansas School of Ronal Design 700

836 Bowl Green Slate Vocational Technical School MEM Davies* County State Vocational-Technical School 340 085 Elizabethtown State Vocational Technical School 250 280 Tech-Leursi County 300 000 KY Dept for Adult & Tech Ed-Central Ken SVTO 350 Mo Letchtw Co Voc Center 900 300 Madisonville Stahl Vocational Technical School 350 050 700 Northern Slate Vocational Technical Soh 239 IMMO reported. Note: Data we not present in *wry column for respondinginstitutions because the Item was not applicable, or the data were not U.S. Secretary of Education. (N) Nigher education institution. LC, socredifed by an agencyor association nationally recognized by the "Institution repotted a combined room and board charge.The combined charge I. listed In the Room column. ''Nonrespondent. students. mTultIon and required Mee for In-district students are atleast 10 percent Wow than the charges ehown bar In-state (5) No public less-than-2-year postsecondary Institutions wereidentified in this stale Of area.

150 152 Table aBasic charges for full-time, full-year students at public lese-than-2-year postsecondary institutions, by student residence status, state or other area, and instiWtion: Academic year 1990-91 - continued Team and required Ws Meals In- Cid-oll- Pi lir State cc other ama, and Madam dad stile Room Bomd week Dollars Louisiana

Stale average - 285 496

Bastrop Vocational-Technical institute 300 300 . Claiborne Vooational-Techftkisl Schad 240 240 Delta-Ouachita Regional-Teclerical Institute 245 455 Hammcstd Area Technical instituks 255 570 Jefferson Davis Technical institute 200 Memorial Area Vocational School 305 MS Natchitoches Technical Institute 290 580 Northwest Louisiana Vocational-Technical School 305 905 River Parishes Technical institute 306 310 Ruston Technical Institute 305 305 Sidney N Collier Memorial Voc-Tech Sch 300 400 Southwest Louisiana Vocational-Technical School 240 240 Tallulah Technical Institut* 305 805 Weed& Vocational-Technical School 300 300

Wine

(H) Washington County Technical College 1.275 2,475 1.000

Springfield Hospital Center School of Prac Nurs

State average - 2,448 2,448 319 100 6-

Assabet Valley Regional Vocational Tech &ha 5,300 5,300 Blue Hills Regional Technical School 2.800 2.800 Boston Health Hosp School of Nursing 1,500 t 500 Din= Regional Technical institute 4,163 4,183 Lemuel Shattuck Hosp Sett of Practical Nursing 1,000 1,000 198 100 Massachusetts Soldiers Homo Sch of Prac Num 900 900 William J Doan Technical High Sch' 1.475 1,475

State average - 725 1,035 750 21

Muskegon Area Skl0Training Center " Pen Humn Hospital School of &dialogic Techn Saint Beauty Collages` Stabs Technical Institute and Rehabilitation Ctr 1,150 1.770_ 750 21 Note: Cate are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution.h.e.. accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed In the Room column. "Nonrespondent. Tuition and required fees for In-district students ars at least 10 percent Wow than the charges shown kr In-state students. 04 No public less-then-2-year postsecondary institutions were klentified In this state or area.

151 153 Tab a --Balic &WM for full-tigne1 full-year students atpublic isse-than-2-year postsscondwy institutions, student rasidence status, elate or other area, and Institution:Academic year 1 1 - continued Tuition andrequirsd bee In- Out-00- Per sopor other area, and institution Dola

hennosota

Anoka Technical College 1 800 1,720

(0) Me leippl

Sato "maga- 2,273 2275

Boons lick Area Vocational-Techn cal School 2,793 2,795 Cape Girardeau Area Vocational-Technical School" a Carrollton Area Vo-Tach School 3200 3200 Chillicothe Area Vo-Tech School 2,300 2,300 Columbia Area Vocational Technical School 2,500 2.500 Davis H Han Merdco AVTS 1,050 1,050 Four Rivets Area Vocational-Technical School 3,700 3,700 Hannibal Area Vocational Trochnical School 2,668 2,11115 Kansas City Board of Ed Prog of PracticalNurs 3,205 3,355 Kennett Area Vac TechSchool 2,515 2,815 Lamar Area Vocational-Technical School 1,445 1.445 Lex La-Ray Technical Collage 2,800 2.800 Macon Area Vocational School 945 945 Maxie* Public School Practical Nursing 1,450 1,450 !Ow Madrid County R-1 AVIS i,500 1,500 Nichols Came/ Canter 1.700 1,700 Northwest Missouri Area Vocational Technical Soh 2,700 2.700 ()Talton Technical Canter-Nursing Program 3,451 3,451 PikelLincoln Tech Canter 2,500 2,500 Minton Area Vocational Technical School 1.400 1,400 WaynesvMe Area Vocational School 1,200 1,250

011) Montano

(1) Nevada

(f) New Hampshire

Note; Data are not prowl inevery column for responding institutions because tha itam was notapplicable. orthe data were not reported. the U.S. (H) Higher educationimaltution, i.e., accredited by an away or association nationally ricognized by Secretary of Education. "Institution morbid a combined room and board charge. Tha combinad chargeis listed in the Room column. ""Nonreapondent. " "Tuition and requirad fees for In-district students are at least 10 percentlowerthan thacharges shown for in-etata students. (t) No public lass-than-2-year postsecondary institutions were identifiedin this stale or area.

162 154 Table 3.--Bssic charges for full-time, full-yaar students at pubec isse-than-2-year postsecondary institutions, student residence status, Mate or other atua, and instihdion: Academic year 1990-91- continued Tuition and requked One Meals In- PK abde or ethic area, and bulitution date stale Room Bowd monk . . State average - 1,100 1,100

--liorgon County Technical institute" Jersey City Board of Education LPN Program 1,200 1.200 Morrie County Vac School District 600 500 Salem County Vo-Tech Cow Conte, 1.000 1,000

BF) Mow Mexico ._

Now York

State avows - 1,025 1,625

BOCEr? ....i.:hool of Nursing) 3,000 3,000 Ethics '.4-: Opportunity Center 0 0 Education Opportunity Cur of Manhattan of IIMCC* Educational Opportunity Center 0 0 Lewis Wilson Tochnical Center" Utica School for Practical Nurses 3,600 3.500

NamCarolina _ , Wildlife Enforcomant Officers Basic Training Sch 0 0

, (6)North Dakota

Ohio , State average - coos 2,900

Adrift and Continuing Education"' Akron Adult Vocational Semione 3,240 3,240 Akron School of Practicai Nurein9 3.740 3,740 Apollo School of Practical Nursing 2.050 2,050 Ashland County.-West Home Joint Vocational School" Ashtabula County Joint Vocational School 4,420 4,420 Auburn Career Center ' Bowting Green Area School of Practical Nursing 2,501 2.501 ... Bucker)" Hine Censer Conter Practical Nursing" Butler County NS Distfl, Russel Lee Carver Ctr 2,430 2,430 Canton City School Practical Nurse Program 2.772 2,772 Chaffin Carew Center" Columbiana County Career Center" Community Sorvicss Division, Mane* City" Dynacom Insdukr"" Ehove Career Center"' Note: Data am not prosent in every column for rasponding institutions becauso the item was not applicable, of the data were not reported. (H) Higher education institution, r.e., accredited by 4M agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution reported a combinod room and board charge. The combined charms is listed in the Room column. 'Nenrespondent. "Tuition and required fees for in-district students aro at lust 10 percent kw than the charges shown far in-state students. (I) No public lese-than-2-yoar postsocondary institutions were identified in dile slats or area.

BEST COPYAVAILABLE 1li35 Table 3.--Saalc charges far full-time, full-year students at public1ese-then-2-yeer postsecondary institutions, and institution: Academic 1990-91 - continued ="7-.1 Meals kr- Out-cf- Per f3bdo cc other area. and inatitution Mee stile Room Board weak

Greene ' , Joint Vocational School District" Health Occupations Columbus Public Soh 3,024 3.024 Med Ina Vocational Center*" Ohio State School of . EWEN Parma School al Practical 3.025 3,925 Omer City Vocational Center" 111111.1.11111 Sand School of Practical 3,200 3.200 Toledo School of Practical Nural 2,338 2,338MEM U Tri Rivers School of Practical 1111.1111 EMIll T Vocational School" 1111 MEM Upper V Joint Vocational School 11881.1110E1 W Howard Nicol School of Practical Nun 2,9911111112MINIMIN Adult School of Practical Num! Wa MM. IMMIE IMMO MIMI 1111.1111=1.11111 MM. I=1.11 MIMI ... 1,401MIMI =MIN Central Oklahoma Area Voc Tech Sch-Drumright*" 2,100 2,100MIMI Central Oklahoma Area Vol" Tech Sch-Sapuipa 750 750 De Marge College** High Plains Area Vocational Technical School' 2,000 2,000 Pioneer Area Vocational-Technical School."' 800 800 850 1,000 El Pontotoc Skill Dow Center School of Nuraing Southwest Area Vo-Toch Cantor"

MEM=TulsaCo Area Voo Tech Sch Dist 18 (Peoria Cam) 1,950 1,950 W P (Sill) Willis Skill Center IMMO MIN 11111=1111111 =Ell (inof-... MIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII=MEM

Punn 1=11111111 MIMI MIIMI Stam average - 3,047=NM3,047 MEM Ashland State General Hasp Sch of Med Lab Tech 450 450 MEM Centre CounVocational Technical School"' Fayette County Area Vac Tech Sch of Practical Nun) 1,020 1,920 Franklin Co Area Voc Tech Soh PM Nuns Frog 3,302 3,302 Lawrence) County Va-Tech SA Pros Nurs" Mercer County An% Vocational Technical School' *1 2,333 2,333 Proctical Nursing Prog of Lackawanna Voc Techn 3,905 3,905 Schuykill County Area Vocational Technical Soh 3,011IMIEGIIIIIIMII Warm Co Ansa Voc Tech Bch Practical Nurs Pro MIKEZII 5118MIME Westorn Area Vocational Tech Soh of Prac Num** IMMIll MEM Wilkea-Barre Area Vo-Tech School of Prom Nure 2,982MI MUM ..11M11..11.1.111.1 (0) Motto island 1111..11.1.111.1 Note: Data are not presant in every Column for responding institutions becauseths item was not applicable, Of the data Witre not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., accredited by an agency or associationnationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Institution reported a combined room and board charge. The combined chargais listed hr the Room column. Nonrespondent. "*Tultion and required fees for in-district students are at Least 10 percontlower than the chaps shown for in-state students. (0) No public fees-than-2-year postsecondary institutions wereidentified In this state or area. Table 3.Basic charges for full-tims, full-year students at public less-than-2-year postsecondary institutions, b student residence status, state or other area, and institudort Academic 1990-91 - continued Tuition and required area in- Out-ol- PK Stab, or other araa. and Institution stale

Otalth Carolina

Low Country Nurses Aids TranlngSchool '

South Dakota

Tennssees

State averaga -

Athol* Stabil Area Vocaloonal-Tachnical School Covington State Ana Vocational Technical Soh 280 220 CrosiVille State Area Vocational Technical Sch 272 272 Elizabethton State Anita Vocational Technical Soh 272 272 Harriman Slat* Area Vocational-Technical Soh 272 272 Hohenwald State Area VocatIonal-Technical Soh 272 272 Jacksboro State Area Vocational-Tachnical Sch 272 272 Jae eon State Area Vocational Technical Sohool 272 272 Kingsport School of Practical Nursing 40 40 MeKenzia State Area Vocational Timbales' Soh 272 272 McMinnville State Area Vocational Technical Itch 272 272 Memphis Ann Vocational-Technical School 272 272 Metro Nashvilla Gen Hoop Soh of Frac Num 2.000 2000, Morristown Slate Area Vocational-Technical Soh 272 272 Murfreesboro Area Vocational Technical School 272 272 Nashville Matro Gen Hasp Soh Rad Tech*" Paris State Area Vocational-Technical School 272 Pulaski State Ann Vocational-Tschnical School 272 272 Savannah SlaW Vocational Technical School 272 272 TN Practical Nurse Program/Maury County 0 0 Whiteville Stat. Area Vocational-Technical Itch 272

Texas

State alfif age - i AN 1,000

Jasper Memorial Hospital School of Vim Nuns 1,500 1,300 Stamford Memorial Hospital School of Voc Nuns 500 BOO

Utah

State average - gee 1,396

ridgeriand Applied Technology Center 1,005 3,013 Davis Applied Technology Center 841 1.933 Note: Data are not present in every column tor responding institutions became IN Kw was nol applicable, or Om data ware not repotted. (H) Higher education institution, i.e., aceradited by an agroncy or association nationally recognIzird try ths U.S. Secretwy of Ediroation. 'Institution reportird a combined room and board chew. TM, combinad *ham. is listed in the Room column. Nonraspondent. ***Tuition and required fees for in-district students are at beast 10 percent laver than the charm shown lor in-state studants. (0) No public lase-than-2-year postsecondary institutions were identified In this slate or area

157 Table 3.--Basic charges lot full-time, lull-year students at public less-than-2-yearpostsecondary insttutions, by student residence status, stale or other OW and Institution: Academic 1990-91 - continued Tuon and rscpdrad less Meals In- out-of- Pm State or other wok and inatibstion

Odgen-Wober Applied Tachnol9y Center 853 2,009 Salt Lake Community Col lege-Sldlis Center 1.70. 1,701 Uintah Basin Applied Technology Centre 750 750

State average - 3,193 3,958

Fanny Allen School of Practical Nursing_ 2,898 3,173 Putnam Memorial School of Practical Nursing 3,304 4,079 Thompson School k Practical Nurses, 3,348 4,123

Virginia

State average - 1,885 1,700 23 13 21

Central Soh of P/Iket Nure at Norfolk Tech Vco Cur 1,050 1,200 Employment Training Program Job Training Cent.," Norfolk Public Schools Skills Center" Piedmont Aviation Inc 4,000 4,000 Richmond Public School of Practical Nursing 1.500 1.500 Snutheide Reg Medical Center-LPN Program 4,000 4,000 Southside School of Practical Nursing 4,052 4,052 Southside Training Skill Center Nottoway County 0 0 Twin County School of Practical Nursing 0 0 Wash Co Adult Skiti Center 2,200 2,200 Wise County Manpower Training Skills Center" Woodrow Wilson Rehab Center 50 50 23 13 21

ashinliton

State average - 802 802

Clover Park Vocational-Technical Institute 530 Lake Washington Vocational-Technical institute 673 973

Weil Vinia

Stale average - 1,153 1.170

Ben Franklin Career Center 1,010 1,010 Bluefield Regional Modica, Center" Boone County Career & Technical Cantor Fayette County School of Practical Nursing $25 $25 Fred W Eberle School of Practical Nursing 1,400 1,400 Logan-Mingo School of Practical Nurnij 3.416 3,415 Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was notapplicable, or the date wore not reported. (H) Higher education institution, i.., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognizedby the U.S. Secretary of Education. *Institution reportedcombined room and board charge. TM combinsd charge le listed in the Room column. Nonrospondent. "Tuition and roquirod fees for In-district students are at load 10 porcent lower than the chargesshown for in-state students. (I) No public lese-than-2-year posteecondary institutions were identified in this state or area.

150 Table 3.Bssic charges for full-time1 full-year students at public less-then-2-year postsecondary Institutions, by student residence status. mos or other area, and hstftutiorc ftedernic year198C-91 -continued TUltion and respired him Made In- Culose- Saba or other area. and Institution stslis Male Room Board vas*

OP 411.' Mercer ComMy Vturational-Technical Center MenongalisCounty Technical Education Center 1,0450 1.0110 Mountain Cap of WV Inc 0 Wood County Vocational School-Practical Nurs Pro $60 1.000

Wiammin

state average - 600 $OO 1,440

Nuclear Medicine Technology Program/Milwaukee 600 two 1,440 Opportunities industrialization Center'

%Wonky.

Career Development Center 3,905 3,005

OutyngACM

(I) Modem Samoa

OP) Federated *Mee of Micronesia

pf)Guam

(11) Northern Mariana islands

(f)Palau

(I)Puerto Moo

(0)Virgin Islands

Note: Data are not present in every column for responding institutions because the item was not applicable, or the data were not repotted. (11) Higher education institution, i., accredited by an agency or association nationally recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. 'Institution mooned a combined room and board charge. The combined charge is listed in the Room column. 'Nonrespondent. " 'Tuition and required Mes for In-district studente are at least 10 percent lower than the charges shown for in-state students. GI No public less-than-2-year postsecondary institutions were Identified In this state or area.

167 159 Board. The charge for an academic year for meals, for a specified number of days per week. (In this report, when a combined room and board plan is offered at an institution, the cost is reported under room, and an asterisk (*) is found in the Board column.)

Full-time student.

Undergraduate: A student enrolled for 12 or more semester credits, 12 or more quarter credits, or 24 or more contact hours a week each term.

Graduate: A student enrolled for 9 or more semester credits, or 9 or more quarter credits.

Full-year student. A student who attends an institution for a full academic year. An academic year is the period of time generally extending from September to June; usually equated to two semesters or trimesters, three quarters, or the period covered by a 4-1-4 plan.

Graduate student. A student who holds a bachelor's or first-professional degree, or equivalent, and is taking courses at the postbaccalaureate level. These students may or may not be enrolled in graduate programs.

In-district 6taclent. A student who is a legal resident of the locality in which he or she attends school and thus is entitled to reduced tuition charges if offered by the institution. (In this report, institutions with a triple asterisk (***) to the right of their name charge tuition and required fees to in-district students that are at least 10 percent lower than the charge to in-state students.) This code is found in the 2-year and public less-than-2-year tables only, since 4-year schools generally do not have separate in-district charges.

In-state student. A student who is a legal resident of the state in which he or she attends school.

Meals per week. See "Board."

Rufraatate jaudent. A student who is not a legal resident of the state in which he or she attends school.

Private. An institution controlled by a private individual(s) or by a nongovernmental agency, usually supported primarily by other than public funds, and operated by other than publicly elected or appointed officials.

Public. An institution whose programs and activities are operated by publicly elected or appointed school officials and which is supported primarily by public funds.

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l BO Ram The charge for an academic year for rooming accommodations of atypical student sharing a r00171 with one other student.

Tuition and reguireti fees.Tuition is the charge to students for instructional services. Required fees are all fixed sum charges to students which are not covered bytuition and which are required of such a large proportion of all students that the studentwho does not pay the charge is an exception.This figure does not include such items as books, lab fees, or transportation expenses.(In this report, tuition and required fees at private schools are for in-state students; however, in the vast majority of cases private schoolscharge the same amount to in-state and out-of-state students.)

Undergraduate student A student enrolled in a 4- or 5-year bachelor'sdegree program, in an associate's degree program, orin a vocational or technical program below the baccalaureate.

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