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AUTHOR Broyles, Susan G. TITLE College Costs: Basic Student Charges at 2-Year and 4-Year Institutions of Higher Education, 1988-89. Survey Report January 1990. INSTITUTION National Center for Education Statistics (ED), Washingon, DC. REPORT NO NCES-00-354 PUB DATE JaA 90 NOTE 91p.; Data Series: DR-IPEDS-88/89-8.2. Document consists entirely of statistical tables in small type. PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110)
EDRS PRICE MF01/PC04 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *College Housing; College Students; Dormitories; Food Service; Higher Education; In State Studez..d; Out of State Students; *Student Costs; *Tuition
ABSTRACT This aid for students, parents, and guidance counselors offers information in tabular form on tuition and room and board charges, based on data collected during the 1988-89 school year from more than 4,000 public and private colleges and universities. In-state and out-of-state charges for full-time undergraduate and graduate students are given, as are charges for room and board. The guide: is divided into two sections: the first section deals with institutions offering programs of at least 2 years' but less than 4 years' duration; the second section listinstitutions offering a bachelor's degree or higher. Following each state's listings is the state average for each category of data. (JDD)
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OF EDUCATION 8. DEPARTMENT Research and Improvement Office of Educational INFORMATION EDUCAJIONAL RESOURCES CENTER (ERIC) has beenreproduced as his documer t organization received from theperson or Originating it have been madeto improve O Minor changes reproduction quality stated in this dote. Points of view or opinions official ment do notnecessarily represent OERI position orpolicy
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U.S. Department of Education Office of Educational Research and Improvement NOES 90.354
BEST COPY AVAILABLE NATIONAL, CENTER FOREDUCATION STATISTICS
Survey Report January 1990
College Costs: Basic StudentCharges at 2Year and 4Year Institutions of Higher Education,1988 -89
Susan G. Broyles Postsecondary Education Statistics Division
Data Series: DRIPEDS-88/89-8.2
U.S. Department of Education Office of Educational Research andimprovement NCES 90-354 U.S. Department of Education Lauro F. Cavazos Secretary Office of Educational Research and Improvement Christopher T. Cross Assistant Secretary National Center for Education Statistics Emerson J. Elliott Acting Commissioner Information Services Sharon K. Horn Director
National Center for Education Statistics
"The purpose of the Center shall be to collect, and analyze, and disseminate statistics and other data related to education In the United States and In other nations."Section 406(b) of the General Education Provisions Act, as amended (20 U.S.C. 1221e-1).
January 1990
Contact: Susan G. Broyles (202) 357-6359
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402 FOREWORD
This booklet is offeredas an aid for students, guidance counselors, and parents, because college costs arean important determining factor for many prospective students at the Nation's 4- and 2-year institutions. College Costswas prepared by the National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Departmentof Education, and is basedon data collected during the 1988-89 schoolyear from more than 4,000 public and private colleges and universities.
The survey of institutional characteristicswas mailed to the schools in August 1988, and this book reflectsresponses received from the institutions as of May 1989. Schools were asked to provide the typical tuitionand fees required of full-time students for the academic year 1988-89. In-Stateand out-of-State charges for full-time undergraduate and graduate studentsare given where they apply, as are charges for room and board. When a board chargeappears, we have also provided the number of meals per week for which the board charge isapplicable. The data thatappear in this publication are presentedas reported by the institution and have not been edited.
This booklet is intendedto act only as a guide to determining tuition,room, and board charges. When selecting prospectiveinstitutions, studentsare urged to seek other sources of information about the collegesor universities of their choice. Many other references are available, anda good starting point is your schoolor local public library. Consulting a guidance orcareer counselor is also recommended.
The Directory of Postsecondary Institutions,also published by the Center, should be available for reference atyour local or school library. The Directory listsmore than 12,000 postsecondary schools in the UnitedStates and its outlyingareas and provides such basic institutional dataas address, telephone number, types ofprograms offered, enrollment size, and highest level of offering.Once you have narrowedyour selection, contact each college directly fora catalog, which should incl.-1de updated tuition information as wellas other costs, and an application form.
Samuel S. Peng William H. Freund Director Chief Postsecondary Education General Surveys and Statistics Division Analysis Branch HOW TO USE THIS; BOOK
This book presents tuition and fees information and also roomand board charges for nearly 4,000 schools.It provides an indication of what a typical student should expect to pay to attend college andshould be used for comparison purposes onlynot as a quote of actual costs.It is recognized that tuition and required fees are not the samefor all students attending an institution. These figures may varydepending on the student's level or the program in which the student is enrolled, and they do notnecessarily include all charges to students. The data presented in this book have not been edited; they areshown as reported by the institutions. Blanks indicate that no data were reported; thus, ablank in the room column may mean either that there are no dormitory facilitiesavailable or simply that the institution failed to respond to the question. Zerosindicate an actual reported response. For /Pic convemonce of the user, College Costs is divided into twosections:the first section deals strictly with institutions offering programs of at least 2 yearsbut less than 4-years' duration; the second section lists institutions offering a bachelor'sdegree or higher. Schools are listed alphabetically by State within each section.Following each State is the State average for each category, based on the number ofinstitutions reporting such charges. Accreditation (H) Institutions identified by an "(H)" to the left of their names are those that areaccredited at the college level by an agency or association recognizedby the U.S. Secretary of Education. Tuition and Required Fees Institutions were asked to provide tuition charges for a typical undergraduateand/or graduate student attending full time. They include all fixed sum chargeswhich are required of such a large proportion of all students that the student who does not paythe charge is an exception; no optional charges are included. Therefore,this figure does not include such items as books, lab fees, or transportation expenses. Many public schools have different charges for in-State and out-of-State students, and both are provided here for greater utility.Private school tuition charges are for in-State students if the charge varies.
Room This figure is intended to provide the academic year charge to a typicalfull-time student sharing a room with one other student. Arrangements for graduate studentsand married students may vary from those of undergraduates.
iv Board and Meals per Week
If the institution offersa standard meal plan, the board charges were to be reported for a full academic year. Included is the number of mealsper week for which the board charge is applicable. Pleasenote that in many instances, this figure is onlyan estimate of what a studentcan expect to pay. Institutions are increasingly offering alternative meal plans such as allowing the studentto purchase a "ticket" for a set amount, and then charging their meals against it. Many2-year schools do not offer meal plans, butmay have a cafeteria where foodcan be purchased. 2-Year Institutions Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89
Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-StateI Out -of -State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
Alabama
(H) Alabama Aviation And Tech Col 810 1,410 920 (H) Alexander City State Jr Col 600 1,050 Atmore State Technical Col 800 1,400 (H) Bessemer State Tech Col 800 1,400 (H) Brewer State Junior Col 600 1,200 (H) C A Fredd State Tech Col 800 1,600 (H) Carver State Tech Col 600 1,200 (It) Chattahoochee Valley C C 600 1,050 (H) Chauncey Sparks St Tech C 600 1,050 (H) Comm Col Of The Air Force 0 0 0 0 21 (H) Concordia College 3,087 1,064 1,732 21 Coosa Valley Med Cntr Sch Nur 1,881 (H) Douglas Macarthur St Tech Col 810 1,410 (H) Draughons Junior College 3,175 (H)Enterprise State Junior Col 600 1,050 (H) Faulkner State Junior Col 600 1,050 675 1,050 15 (H) Gadsden State Community Col 600 1,150 (H) George C Wallace St Cc-Hancvl 613 1,263 900 (H) George C Wallace St Cc-Dothan 800 1,400 (H) George C Wallace St Cc-Selma 60S 1,055 (H) Harry M Ayers St Tech Col 600 1,050 (H) Hobson State Tech Col 816 1,416 530 5 Huntsville Hasp Sch Rad Tech 100 (H)I F Drake State Tech Col 808 1,408 (H)Jefferson Davis State Jr Col 600 1,050 (H) Jefferson State Junior Col 625 1,075 (H) John C Calhoun St Comm Col 600 1,050 300 (H) John M Patterson St Tech Col 600 1,200 (H) Lawson State Community Col 600 1,200 (H) Lurleen B Wallace St Jr Col 900 1,350 (H) Marion Military Institute 4,780 1,050 1,800 21 (H) Muscle Shoals St Tech Col 807 1,407 (H) N F Nunnelly St Tech Col 808 1,400 (H) Nati Ed Ctr-Natl Inst Tech 4,650 (H) Northeast Alabama St Jr Col 600 1,050 (H) Northwest Alabama St Jr Col 800 1,400 (H) Northwest Alabama St Tech Col 800 1,400 700 Opelika State Tech Col 805 1,405 (H) Patrick Henry State Jr Col 600 1,200 (H) Reid State Technical Col 807 1,407 (H) S D Bishop State Junior Col 606 1,212 St Margarets Hosp Sch Rad/Med 1,100 (H) Shelton State Comriunity Col 605 1,210 (H) Snead State Junior College 607 1,057 525 975 15 Southern Institute 3,300 (H) Southern Jr Col Of Business 3,900 (H) Southern Unioa State Jr Col 608 1,058 600 1,125 15 (H) Southwest State Tech Col 814 1,414 (H) Trenholm State Tech Col 818 1,618 (H) Walker College 1,700 550 1,170 14 (H) Walker State Tech Col 600 1,200
State average-Alabama 2,767 675 1,219 662 1,048 13 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
Alaska
Prince William Sound Comm Col 740 2,180 800 (H) U AK Anch-Kensi Peninsula Col 756 2,196 (H) U AK Anch- Kodiak College 720 2,160 (H) U AK Anch-Matanuska-Susitna 732 2,172 U AK Fairhanks-Chukchi Col 720 2,160 (H) U AK Fairbanks-Kuskokwim Col 750 2,190 1,850 2,625 21 (H) U AK Fairbanks- Northwest Col 720 2,160 (H) U AK Southeast-Ketchikan Cam 740 2,180 (H) U AK Southeast-Sitka Campus 740 2,180
State average-Alaska 735 2,175 1,325 2,625 21
Arizona
(H) Arizona Western College 456 4,032 700 1,540 21 Art Cuter Of Tucson 5,280 (H)Central Arizona College 546 4,350 870 1,300 19 Chandler/Gilbert Corn Col Cntr 1,668 2,040 Chaparral Career College 4,277 (H) Cochise College 476 2,852 826 1,494 21 Crestwood Career Academy 5,995 (H)Eastern Arizona College 500 3,124 819 1,632 19 (H) Gateway Community College 340 3,540 (H)Glendale Community College 3,728 4,720 r Ti' Technical Inst- Tucson 11,700 (IliITT Technical Inst-Phoenix 10,825 Jensen Ed Svs/Lamson Bus Col 3,88', Lamson Junior College 4,38) (H) Mohave Community College 480 1,414 Mountain States Tech Inst 1,560 (H)Natl Ed Cntr AZ Auto Inst 6,900 (H) Northland Pioneer College 144 1,150 Paradise Valley Cc Center 540 3,540 (H)Phoenix College 1,398 1,770 (H) Pima Community College 430 2,448 (H)Rio Salado Community Col 1,302 1,662 (H)Scottsdale Community Col 1,302 1,662 (H) South Mountain Comm Col 2,796 3,540 Universal Tech Inst Inc 7,610 Western Bible institute 935 (H) Yavapai College 536 3,946 1,030 1,160 14
State average-Aaizona 6,178 1,053 2,862 968 1,425 19
Arkansas
(H)Arkansas St Univ Beebe Br 782 1,300 798 892 20 Baptist Med Sch Radiography 1,200 (H)Capital City Jr Col Of Bus 6,016 (H) Crowley'S Ridge College 3,006 540 1,500 21
4 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for
student I student board
Dollars
(H)PAst Arkansas Community Col 648 840 (H) Garland County Comm Col 765 1,842 Jefferson Reg Med Rad Tech 89.) Jefferson School Of Nursing 1,120 (H)Mississippi County Comm Col 720 1,752 (H) Natl Ed Ctr-Ark Col Tech 6,051 (H) North Arkansas Comm Col 720 1,032 Petit Jean Voc-Tech Sch 400 400 (H)Phillips County Comm Col 672 984 (H) Rich Mountain Comm Cot 370 911 St Edward Mercy Med Rad Tech 100 (H) Shorter College 1,700 500 600 18 (H)Southern Ark U-El Dorado 720 1,080 (H)Southern Ark U-Tech Branch 720 1,080 1,340 500 (H) Southern Technical College 3,650 (H) Westark Community College 768 1,440
State average-Arkansas 2,637 662 1,151 795 873 20
California
(H) Allan Hancock College 139 2,323 (H) Amer Acad Dramatic Arts West 5,100 (H) Antelope Valley College 100 2,700 (H)Bakersfield College 110 2,710 1,270 1,491 14 Bay-Valley Technical Inst 3,340 (H) Brooks College 5,280 2,197 1,183 19 Bryan Col Court Reporting 2,880 (H)Butte College 154 1,169 (H)Cabrillo College 157 2,365 Calif Sch Court Reporting 3,465 (H) Canada College 115 2,371 (H)Cerritos College 100 \(H) Cerro Coso Community Col 50 \(H) Chabot College 100 2,268 (H) Chaffey Contmunity College 34 Children'S Hosp Sch Xray Tech 800 tH)Citrus College 187 2,887 (It)City College San Francisco 100 2,880 (H; College Of Oceaneering 7,300 (H)College Of San Mateo 115 2,371 (H)College Of The Desert 155 2,603 (H)College Of The Sequoias 100 (H)College Of The Siskiyous 100 1,000 2,130 19 (H) Columbia College-Columbia 57 1,161 841 (H) Con pton Community College 100 2,174 (H) Conta Costa College 102 2,860 (H)Craftol Hills College 140 1,107 (H) Cuesta Community College 150 2.790 (H) Cuyamaca College 100 2,730 (H) Cypress College 100 (H) D-Q University 3.040 1,692 1,384 21 (H) Dc Anza College 121 2,425 (H)Diablo Valley College t02 2,862 (H) Don Bosco Technical Ina 3.100 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
(H)East Los Angeles College 100 3,010 (H)El Camino College 50 1,855 (H)Evergreen Valley College 115 2,319 (H)Fashion Inst Design/Merch 8,200 Fashion Inst Design/Merch 8,200 Federico's Kern Co Col Beauty 4,336 (H)Foothill College 100 2,404 (H)Fresno City College 115 2,904 (H) Orossmont College 100 2,730 (H)Hartnell College 100 1,154 Heald Institute Of Tech 4,950 (H)Imperial Valley College 100 2,930 (H)ITT Technical Institute 4,594 (H)ITT Technical Institute 4,767 (H)ITT Technical Institute 12,695 (H)ITT Technical Institute 6,347 Kelsey-Jenney Business Col 4,975 (H)Kings River Community Col 115 2,845 1,420 1,224 9 (H)Lassen College 100 Laurenwood College 4,525 Lee Strasberg Theatre Inst 5,095 (H)Long Beach City College 100 2,308 (H)Los Angeles City College 100 2,448 (H)Los Angeles Harbor Col 100 2,400 (H)Los Angeles Mission Col 100 2,448 (H)Los Angeles Pierce College 100 2,378 (H)Los Angeles Southwest Col 100 2,910 (H)Los Angeles Training Tech Col 100 2,328 (H) Los Angeles Valley College '00 2,248 (14)Los Medanos College 100 2.860 Lutheran Bible Inst In CA 1,200 (H) Marin Community College 100 2,970 (H) Marymount College 7,810 2,920 (H) Mendocino College 100 (H) Merce! College 110 2,840 (H)Mission College 100 (II)Modesto Junior College 100 (H) Monterey Peninsula College 135 (H) Mount San Antonio College 155 (H) Mount San Jacinto College 100 (H) Napa Valley College 100 2,184 Nail Ed Ctr Sawyer Campus 6,200 Nail Ed Ctr -Natl Inst Tech 9,300 Nail Ed Ctr-Skardon Col Bus 6,675 (H) Ohlone College 100 2,232 Pacific Fashion Institute 3,975 (H)Palo Verde College 100 1,170 (H)Palomar College 115 2,298 (H)Pasadena City College 120 2,160 (H)Porterville College 120 (H) Queen Of Holy Rosary Col 2,500 (H)Rancho Santiago College 130 2,670 (H)Rio Hondo College 115 1,195 (H)Riverside Community Col 100 2,184 (H)Sacramento City College 100 2,920 (H) San Bernardino Valley Col 115 1.480 I Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
(H) San Diego City College 300 (H) San Diego Mesa College 100 2,186 (H) San Diego Miramar College 300 (H) San Francisco Col Mort Sci 4,200 (H) San Joaquin Delta College 100 2,181 San Joaquin Gen Hosp Rad Tech 150 2,821 (H) Stn Jose City College 115 2,319 (H) Santa Barbara City College 100 2,040 (H) Santa Monica College 115 1,279 (H) Santa Rosa Junior College 100 1,350 (H)Sierra College 100 2,790 1,926 1,317 15 Sierra Valley Business Col 3,650 (H)Skyline Collage 115 2,371 (H)Solaro County Community Col 103 1,143 Southern CA Soh Of Evangelism 0 (H)Southwestern College 1,216 1,216 Sutter Comm Hosp Sch Rad Tech 0 (H) Taft College 100 2,840 640 1,230 13 (H) West Los Angeles College 100 1,164 (H) West Valley College 96 (H) Yuba College 115 2,548 1,278 1,314 15
State average-California 4,790 127 2,225 1,503 1,409 16
Colorado
(H) Aims Community College 915 2,715 Amer Diesel Automotive Col 6,575 (H) Arapahoe Community College 962 3,410 (H) Bel-Rea Inst Of Animal Tech 3,475 (I1)Colorado Institute Of Art 8,445 (H) Colorado Mountain College 1,190 4,100 730 1,800 15 (H) Colorado Northwestern C C 768 2,322 930 1,540 19 (H) Community College Of Aurora 816 3,260 (H) Community College Of Denver 450 1,692 (H) Denver Institute Of Tech 11,295 (H)Electronic Technical Inst 3,995 Emery Aviation College 22,495 Emily Griffith Opportnty Sch 790 (H)Front Range Community Col 897 3,345 (H) ITT Technical Institute 12,695 (H) Lamar Community College 1,086 2,718 1,300 1,750 20 Memorial Hoap Sch Rad Teen 1,500 1,500 (H) Morgan Community College 852 3,300 (H) Nazarene Bible College 2,058 (H) Northeastern Junior College 1,018 1,732 1,120 1,680 19 (H) Otero Junior College 966 2,598 1,228 1,772 19 (H)Pikes Peak Community College 905 3,353 Pueblo Col Of Bus & Tech 6,200 (H) Pueblo Community College 894 3,342 (H) Red Rocks Community College 780 2,33A San Juan Basin Area Voc Sch 780 (H) Trinidad State Junior Col 1,078 2,710 820 1,872 20
State average-Colorado 8,581 925 2,778 1,021 1,736 19 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
_ Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for studeat student board
Dollars
Connecticut
(H) Asnuntuck Community College 790 2,278 (H) Briarwood College 6,100 1,86 Bridgeport Hosp Sch Of Nun 1,899 1,100 (H) Greater Hartford Comm Col 790 2,278 (H) Greater New Haven Tech Col 1,068 3,336 (H) Hartford College For Women 7,139 2,509 1,351 10 Hartford Hop Sch Allied Hlth 600 1,980 (H) Hartford State Tech Col 1,077 3,336 (H) Housatonic Community College 790 2,278 Katharine Gibbs School 6,370 Lawrence & Mem Hosp Rad Tech 515 (H) Manchester Community College 790 2,278 (H) Matte** Community College 790 2,278 Meriden-Wallingford Hop Rphy 800 360 (H) Middlesex Community College 790 2,278 (H) Mitchell College 8,220 1,800 1,800 21 (H) Mohegan Community College 790 2,278 Mount Sinai Hosp Sch Rad Tech 600 New Britain Gen Hosp Rad Tech 850 (H) Northwestern Coun Comm Col 790 948 (H) Norwalk Community College 790 2,278 (H) Norwalk State Technical Col 1,077 1,112 (H) Quinebaug Valley Community Col 958 2,278 Saint Marys Hospital Sch Nun 4,451 (H) South Central Community Col 790 2,278 St Vincent. Med Ctr Rad Tech 500 (H) Thames Valley St Tech Col 1,077 3,336 (H)l'unxis Community College 790 2,278 (H) Waterbury State Technical Col 1,019 1,112
State average-Connecticut 3,381 879 2,249 1,608 1,576 16
Delaware
Beebe Hospital Sch.Nuning 1,000 (H) Delaware Tech & C C Sthn Cam 810 2,025 (H) Delaware Tech & C C Terry Cam 810 2,025 (H) Delaware Tech C C Stanton-Wilm 810 2,025
State average- Delaware 1,000 810 2,025
District Of Columbia
Nall Comer Dramatic Arts 3,300 Wash Hap Ctr Sch Rid Tech 300
State Avg-District of Columbia 1,800 111 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89(continued)
ui ion and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
Florida
Acupressure- Acupuncture Inst 4,000 ATI Of FI/Rets Tech Trng Ctr 8,952 Baptist Med Ctr Sch Rad Tech 150 Bay Area Academy Of Business 8,560 iradford Union Area Voe Tech 238 308 (H) Brevard Community College 720 1,440 Briareliffe School 2,365 (H) Broward Community College 734 1,534 (H) Central Florida Community Col 264 540 (H) Chipola Junior College 764 1,436 800 565 5 College Of The Palm Beaches 3,800 Court Reporting Careers, Inc 3,600 Dave 0 Erwin Vol-Tech Ctr 280 555 (H) Daytona Beach Community Col 1,200 1,800 (H) Edison Community College 782 1,598 (14)Florida College 3,175 850 1,350 20 (H)Florida C C-Jacksonville 720 1,432 (H)Florida Keys Community Col 528 1,056 Florida Technical College 3,600 Ft Lauderdale Col/Tallahassee 7,095 George Stone AVTC 207 414 George T Baker Aviation School 288 (H) Gulf Coast Community College 575 1,125 417 10 (H)Hillsborough Community College 675 1,470 (H)Indian River Community College 510 1,020 Internat.' Mad Merch & Design 6,600 International Tech Inst 3,900 (H) ITT Technical Institute 5,250 (H) Lake City Community College 264 528 415 (H) Lake-Sumter Community College 770 1,540 (H) Manatee Community College 602 1,330 Miami Technical College 3,800 (H) Miami-Dade Community College 738 1,683 (H) New England Inst Tech-Palm Bch 4,800 (H) North Florida Junior College 623 1,246 (H) Okaloosa-Walton Junior College 640 1,280 Orlando Voe-Tech Center 260 520 (H) Pa'm Beach Junior College 735 1,470 (H)Pasco Hernando Community Col 644 1,288 (H)Pensacola Junior College 727 (H) Polk Community College 660 1,320 (H)Prospect Hall College 4,500 (H)Saint Johns River Comm Col 682 1,354 (H)Saint Petersburg Junior Col 735 1,447 (H)Santa Fe Community College 528 Sarasota County Voe-Tech Ctr 198 396 (H) Seminole Community College 700 1,330 (H) South Florida Community Col 660 1,320 1,000 1.300 21 Southern College 2,820 Suwannee-Hamliton Tech Ctr 108 (H)Tallahassee Community College 600 1,200 (H) United Electronics Inst Fla 6,300 U Miami Jackson Mem Rad Tech 540 864 1,200 (H)Valencia Community College 697 1,545
9 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
Washington-Holmes Voc-Tech Sch 321 637 West Tech Education Center 270 540 Winter Park Vocational Center 260 420
State average-Florida 4,626 550 1,114 853 908 14
Georgia
(H) Abraham Baldwin Agricull Col 867 901 870 1,050 20 Albany Technical Institute 297 525 (H) Andrew College 2,970 1,365 1,635 20 (H) Art Institute Atlanta 6,018 2,790 Athens Area Technical Inst 393 621 Atlanta Area Technical School 270 360 (H) Atlanta Metropolitan College 897 2,538 (H) Bainbridge College 901 2,542 (H) Ben Hill-Irwin Technical Inst 424 652 (H) Brunswick College 1,002 2,643 Carroll Technical Institute 372 744 (H) Chattahoochee Technical Inst 675 1,350 (H) Columbus Technical Institute 393 621 (H) Coosa Valley Technical Inst 393 621 (H) Crandall Junior College 6,795 (H) Dalton College 897 2,508 (H) Darton College 912 3,420 De Kalb Gen Heap Sch Rad Tech 200 (H) Dekalb College 915 2,310 (H) Dekalb Technical Institute 304 920 (H) East Georgia College 912 2,553 (H) Emmanuel College 2,925 960 1,230 21 (H) Floyd Junior College 867 2,553 Fulton Dekalb Hosp Grady Mem 830 830 900 (H) Gainesville Collage 930 2,571 GA Baptist Hosp Sch Of Nun 2,000 1,100 (H) Georgia Military College 3,100 1,580 1.768 19 (H) Gordon College 957 2,508 810 1.080 17 (H) Gupton Jones Col Funeral Svs 3,800 (H) Owinnett Technical Institute 441 669 (H) Heart Of Georgia Tech Inst 330 558 (H) Lanier Technical Institute 438 666 (H) Macon Technical Institute 310 538 (H) Meadows ;tinier College 2,645 Medical k,tr Inc/Sch Rad Tech 600 Medical Ctr of Central Georgia 500 (H) Middle Georgia College 1,056 2,697 855 1.006 15 Middle Georgia Tech Inst 350 578 (H) Moultrie Area Technical Inst 300 600 (H)Pickens Technical Institute 363 591 (H) Reinhardt College 3,120 1,350 1,350 21 Savannah Technical School 420 648 (H) South College 3,450 (H) South Georgia College 951 2,508 855 1,170 19 South Georgia Technical Inst 349 600 280 1.260 17 Swainsboro Technical Inst 300 600 Thomas Technical Institute 405 603
10 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions,1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student hoard
Dollars
(H)Truett McConnell College 3,213 825 1,200 19 (H) Upson Technical Institute 303 1,092 (H)Valdosta Technical Institute 357 588 (H) Waycross College 912 2,553 Waycross-Ware Co Voc Tech 228 456 West Georgia Tech Institute 396 624 (H) Young Harris College 3,225 1,125 1,575 21
State average-Georgia 3,147 578 1,319 1,119 1,302 19
Guam
(H) Guam Community College 325
Hawaii
Amerasian Ins' Of Chinese Med 1,800 Cannon's Bus Col Honolulu 3,888 (H)Honolulu Community College 360 2,270 (H)Kapiolani Community College 365 2,275 (H)Kauai Community College 360 2,270 (H) Leeward Community College 360 2,270 (H) Maui Community College 368 2,278 1.292 (H) Windward Community College 370 2,280
State average-Hawaii 2,844 364 2,274 1,292
Idaho
(H)College Of Southern Idaho 1,650 1,650 640 1.570 19 Eastern Idaho Voc Tech Sch 652 1,620 (H) North Idaho College 1,710 1,900 640 1,684 19 (H)Ricks College 1,284 800 1,576 19
State average-Idaho 1,284 1.337 1,723 693 1.610 19
Illinois
Academy Of Beauty Culture Inc 4,300 (H)Allied Institute Of Tech 6.507 (H)American Academy Of Art 5.360 (H)Belleville Area College 1,984 4,064 (H) Black Hawk College East Campus 1,950 4,140 (H)Black Hawk College Quad-Cities 1,950 4,140 Blessing Hoap Sch Rad Tech 0 1,400 Bloomington Normal Radiography 850 Browns Business College 3,425 (H)Carl Sandburg College 2,522 4,929 Chicago College Of Commerce 5,008 Chicago Nati Col Naprapathy 4,664 (H)City Col Chicago Olive-Harvey 2,037 2,825
;-1 11 A. Basic student charges at 2 -year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tui ion and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
(H)City Col Chicago City-Wide 2,037 2,825 (H)City Col Chicago-Harold Wash 2,037 2,825 (H) 'ty Col Chicago-Malcolm X 2,037 2,825 (H)City "ol Chicago-Rica Daley 2,037 2,825 (H)City Col Chicago-Truman 2,037 2,825 (H) City Col Chicago-Wright 2,037 2,825 (H)College Of Du Page 1,755 2,655 (H)College Of Lake County 3,424 4,854 Cook Co Hosp Sch Xray Tech 250 (H)Danville Area Comm Col 2,650 3,720 (H)Elgin Community College 1,576 2,234 (H) Gem City College 3,000 Graham Hosp Sch Nursing 3,130 1,320 (H)Highland Community College 1,926 2,745 (H)Illinois Central College 1,546 3,882 (H)Illinois Eastern Comm Colleges 1,899 3,988 (H)Illinois Technical College 3,900 (H)Itt Tech Inst-Schaumburg 12,745 (H) John A Logan College 550 (H)John Wood Community College 1,862 3,174 (H)Joliet Junior College 2,708 3,557 Kaes College 1,500 (H)Kankakee Community College 1,459 5,181 (H)Kaskaskia College 1,672 3,912 (H)Xishwaukee College 1,800 3,100 La James Col Hair Styling 4,170 (H)Lake Land College 1,'69 4,200 (H)Lewis And Clark Community Col 2,285 4,191 Lexington but Hospitality Cra 3,100 (H)Lincoln College 5,910 1,000 1,815 19 (H)Lincoln Land Community College 2,065 3,153 Lutheran Hosp Sch Nurs 3,965 (H) Maccormac College 5,175 Marion Adult Ed Career Trg Ctr 5,112 Mc Donough Dist Hosp Sch Rdlgy 0 (H) Mchenry County College 2,596 3,484 Methodist Med Ctr Il Sch Nurs 4,250 1,040 (H)Midstatc College 1,280 1,170 Moline Hosp Sch Xray Tech 1,300 1,300 216 Moline Hosp Sch Nun 3,000 (H) Montay College 2,960 (H)Moraine Valley Community Col 2,934 4,238 (H) Morrison Institute Of Tech 3,080 800 (H)Morton College 3,641 4,785 Northwest Comm Hosp Sch Xray 200 (H) Oakton Community Col 2,580 3,030 (H)Parkland College 3,356 4.726 (H)Prairie State College 2,400 3,552 Ravenswood Hospital Med Center 5,560 900 (H)Rend Lake College 1,133 3,962 (H)Richland Community College 3,538 5,104 (H)Robert Morris College 5,970 Rock Island Franciscan Hos Rad 300 (H)Rock Valley College 1,371 2,197 Rockford Business College 4,000 Rockford Mem Hosp Sch Nun 3,085
12 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
. _ Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student board
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Rockford Mem Hosp Sch Xray 1,000 St Anthony Med Ctr Sch Nurs 2,380 900 (H) Saint Augustine College 3,190 Saint Francis Hosp Sch Nurs 3,717 1,081 Saint Johns Hosp Sch Nun 3,189 1,360 Saint Mary Heap Sch Rad Tech 350 St Sava Serbian Orthodox Sem 0 0 21 (H Sauk Valley Community College 2,338 3,209 (H) Shawnee Community College 2,221 3,015 So Chic Comm Hosp Sch Rad Tech 850 (H) South Suburban College 768 768 (H) Southeastern Illinois College 1,918 2,878 Southwestern Business College 2,470 (H) Spoon River College 3,759 4,d64 (H) Springfield Col In Illinois 3,912 Springfield Sch Court Rptg 2,160 St Joseph School Of Rad Tech 400 (H)State Corn Co: East St Louis 600 3,768 (H)Triton College 3,331 4,837 United Samar Mcd Ctr Rad Tech 900 (H) Waubonsee Community College 2,609 3,926
State average-Illinois 3,310 2,030 3,524 1,017 908 13
Indiana
(H)Ancilla Dornini College 1,639 Anderson Area Voc-Tech Sch 974 Ball Mern Hosp Sch Rad Tech 1,250 Col Of Court Reporting 3,200 Commonwealth Business College 3,600 Deaconess Hospital Inc 2,727 498 (H) George Roger's Clark College 4,578 Good Samaritan Hospital 673 673 (H) Holy Cross Junior College 2,700 Indiana Business College 4,080 Indiana Business College 3,030 Indiana Business College 4,080 Indiana Business College 4,110 Indiana Business College 2,700 Indiana Business College 4,080 Indiana Business College 7,000 Indiana Business College 4,080 (H)Indiana Voc Tech-Columbus 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech-Lafayette 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech-Wabash Valley 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech- Whitewater 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech-Kokomo 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech-II Central 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech-Nthest 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech- Nthwat 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech-So Central 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech-Sthes 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech-Sthwat 1,380 2,510 (H)Indiana Voc Tech-Central Ind 1,380 2,510 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
(H) Indiana Voc Tech-No Central 1,380 (H)International Bus Col-Ft Wayne 6,000 2,750 International Bus-Indianapolis 6,200 2,85 (H)Interstate Technical butt 12.080 (H) ITT Technical Institute 13,645 Lutheran Col Of Health Prof 2,535 1,120 Memorial Hoop Of South Bend 1,615 600 Michians College 3,360 (H) Mid American Col Funeral Sys 4,200 Northern Indiana Sch Rad Tech 1,500 Parkview Methodist Sch Nurs 3,610 Porter Mem Hoap Sch Rad Tech 500 Saint Elizabeth Hoap Sch Nurs 4,556 1,625 2,165 21 St Joseph Med (I' Radiography 400 (H) Vincennes UnixJay 1,172 3,136 1,470 1,070 15
State average - Indiana 4,169 1,251 2.424 1,557 1,618 18
Iowa
Allen Mem Hosp Sch , turs Ed 2,936 936 (H) American Institute Of Business 3,625 1,350 Capri Cosmetology College 5,300 (H) Clinton Community College 1,020 1,500 (H) Des Moines Community College 1,214 2,286 (H) Ellsworth Community College 1,372 2,564 1,190 880 19 (H) Hawkeye Inst Technology 1,005 1,941 (H)InJian Hills Community College 1,050 1,500 750 648 8 (H) Iowa Lakes Community College 1,594 2,039 950 1,070 15 Iowa Methodist Sch Nursing 3,730 790 700 21 (H) Iowa Western Community College 2,025 1,230 950 15 Jennie Edmundson Mem Hor, Nur 1,982 1,080 1,326 15 (H) Kirkwood Community College 1,200 2,400 La James Col Hairstyling 5,67,1 (H) Marshalltown Community College 1,100 2,200 Mercy Hosp Med Ctr Sch Nurs 4,315 900 (H) Muscatine Community College 1,020 1,500 (H) North Iowa Area Community Col 1,150 1.660 784 1,176 20 (H) Northeast Iowa Technical Inst 1,208 2.016 (H) Northwest Iowa Technical Col 1,119 1,569 Saint Luke's School Of Nursing 5,236 1,505 (3) Scott Community College 1,020 1,500 (H) Southeastern Community College 1,106 1,623 (H) Southwestern Community College 1,248 1,784 1.056 1.120 15 (H) Waldorf College 5,105 1.270 1.150 20 (H) Western Iowa Tech 919 1,807 1,275
State average -Iowa 4,211 1,198 1.868 1,076 1,002
Kansas
(H) Allen Co Community College 690 1,970 1,062 1.138 17 Apostolic Faith Church Bible C 0 0 16 Asbury Hospital Sch Nurs 2,455 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
(H) Barton County Community Col 660 2,550 1,050 1,050 17 Brown-Mackie College 4,375 (H)Butler County Community Col 684 1,536 872 1,270 19 (H)Central College 4,570 1.500 21 (H) Cloud County Community Col 800 1,824 900 1,100 15 (H)Coffeyville Community College 640 1,952 936 1.054 18 (H) Colby Community College 800 1,984 840 1,320 10 College Of Hair Design 2,960 (H) Cowley County Community Col 570 1,800 850 1,925 15 (H) Dodge City Community College 710 1,840 1,050 1,120 18 (H) Donnelly College 1,990 (H)Fort Scott Community College 240 840 602 1,350 20 (H) Garden City Community College 716 1,900 1,006 986 20 (H)Hesston College 4,750 1,000 1,500 21 (H)Highland Community College 782 2,030 1,100 (H)Hutchinson Community College 704 2,240 1,005 990 20 (H)Independence Community College 608 1,920 770 1,190 19 Johnson Co Area Voc-Tech Sch 1,828 (H) Johnson County Community Col 765 2,730 Kansas City Area Voc Tech Sch 640 5,547 (H)Kansas City Kansas Comm Col 660 1,860 (H) Kansas College Of Technology 892 2,492 2,160 1,428 19 Kew Area Voc-Tech Sch 594 5.000 (H)Labette Community College 510 2,490 600 1,200 17 Liberal Area Voc Tech Sch 562 4,600 Manhattan Area Voc Tech Sch 543 (H) Neosho County Community Col 530 1,730 19 Newman Mem Co How Sch Nur 1,797 990 North Central KS Area Voc Tech 835 4.976 964 1,260 15 Northeast KS Area Voc Tech Sch 690 5,670 Northwest KS Area Voc Tech Sch 812 6,364 715 1,408 14 (H)Pratt Community College 300 660 1,040 1,356 19 St Francis Reg Med Ctr Sch Rad 1,675 Salina Area Voc Tech Sch 704 850 (H) Seward County Community Col 640 1,200 450 1,450 17 Wichita Technical Institute 5.385
Suite average -Kansas 3,129 730 2.613 951 1,219 18
Kentucky
(H) Ashland Community College 580 1,740 Draughon's Junior College 2,642 Educational Services Center 3,600 (H)Elizabethtown Community Col 580 1,740 Fugazzi College 4,074 (H) Hazard Community College 580 1.740 (H) Henderson Community College 580 1,740 (H)Hopkinsville Community College 580 1,740 (H)Institute Of Electronic Tech 3,950 (H)Jefferson Community College 580 1,740 Kentucky Mountain Bible Inst 1,300 350 900 21 Kings Daughters Hosp Xray Tech 250 (H)Lees College 3,000 890 1,040 21 (H)Lexington Conununity College 1,539 4,259 21 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
(H)Louisville Technical Institute 5,070 (H) Madisonville Community Col 580 1,740 (H) Maysville Community College 580 1,740 (H) Midway College 4,160 1,490 1,590 20 Owensboro Community College 580 1,740 (H) Owensboro I, Col Of Business 3,843 (H) Paducah Community College 580 1,740 (H) Prestonsburg Community College 580 1,740 (H) BETS Electronic Institute 5,115 680 (H) Saint Catharine College 3,230 2,400 19 Saint Joseph Hosp Sch Rad Tech 300 (H) Somerset Community College 580 1,740 (H) Southeast Community College 580 1,740 (H) Southern Ohio Col/Northern Ky 5,580 (H) Sue Bennett College 3,200 640 1,312 15 (H) Sullivan Jr Col Of Business 5,145 1,980
State average-Kentucky ,404 649 1,920 1,204 1,211 20
Louisiana
Alexandria Voc-Tech but 245 485 Avoyelles Voc-Tech lust 240 480 Baton Rouge Oen Med Ctr-Nun 2,100 Baton Rouge Gen Med Ctr-Rad T 1,700 Baton Rouge Voc Tech lost 240 480 (H) Bossier Parish Community Col 500 1,000 BOTC 2,280 Charity Hosp Sch Of Nursing 90 200 Concordia Von -Tech Sch 245 490 Crescent City Technical 6,075 (H) Delgado Community College 1,010 2,210 Delta Career College 3,800 Delta College Inc 4,400 Elaine P Nunez Voc-Tech Seh 245 490 Evangeline Von Tech Sell 245 1,205 Florida Parishes Von Sch 240 480 Polkes We-Tech Sch 240 48C Gulf Area Voc Tech Sch 240 485 Huey P Long Mem Voc Sch 240 485 Jefferson Parish Voc-Tech Sch 720 1,520 Jefferson Parish W Bank Von 240 480 Lafayette Reg Von Tech Int 245 485 Lake Providence Voe Tech 245 485 Lamar Salter Von -Tech Sch 245 485 (H) Louisiana St Univ Alexandria 786 1.982 (H) Louisiana St Univ Eunice 890 2,390 No Central Area Voc-Tech Seh 240 480 Northeast LA Von Seh 240 480 Our Lady Of The Lake Sch Nuts 2,199 BETS Electronles School 3,700 Rapides Gen Hosp Sch Rad Tech 700 Sabine Valley Voc-Tech Sch 245 485 (H) Saint Bernard Parish Comm Col 210 480 Shreveport-Bonier Voc Tech 240 480
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Tuition and require,: fzes State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
South Louisiana Voc Tech 245 485 (H) Southern Technical College 4,800 (H) Southern Technical College 4,250 (H) Southern U Shreveport-Bossier 750 1,780 Sowela Technical Institute 245 485 Spencer College 8,050 Sullivan Voc-Tech Inst 245 485 T H Harris Voc-Tech Sch 245 485 Teche Area Voc Tech Sch 245 485 Ville Platte Voc-Tech Sch 245 485 Westbank Business College 3,365 Westside Voc-Tech Sch 240 480 Whites Ferry Road Bib Stdy 0 Young Memorial Voc-Tech Sch 240 480
State average-Louisiana 3,594 328 718 200
Maine
Air Tech Inc 3,770 (H) Andover College 3,500 (H)Beal College 3,805 1,600 (H) Casco Bay College 4,025 2,000 (H)Central NE Med Ctr Sch Nurs 2,074 1,140 Central NE Med Ctr Rad Tech 300 (H) Central Maine Voc Tech Inst 975 1,875 700 1,450 19 (H)Eastern Maine Voc Tech Inst 900 1,800 700 1,450 19 Faith School Of Theology 0 0 21 (H) Kennebec Valley Voc Tech Sch 935 1,835 Mercy Hosp Sch Xray Tech 1,750 Mid-State College 3,000 (II)Northern ME Voc Tech Inst 1,193 2,093 2,190 790 19 (H) Southern ME Voc Tech Inst 1,015 1,915 700 1,450 21
State average-Maine 2,469 1,004 1,904 1,290 1,028 20
Maryland
(H) Allegany Community College 1,418 2,318 (H) Anne Arundel Community Col 1,920 3,840 Arundel Institute Of Tech 4,600 (H) Baltimore's Will Cul Arts 12,675 2,100 5 (H)Catonsville Community College 1,648 3,176 (Hi Cecil Community College 1,860 2,790 (H) Charles County Community Col 1,832 2,720 (H) Chesapeake College 1,808 3,392 (H) Community College Of Baltimore 2,180 3,230 (H) Dundalk Community College 1,392 2,708 (H) Essex Community College 1,480 2,832 (H) Frederick Community College 904 1,768 (H) Garrett Community College 1,410 2,970 General Hosp Sch Rad Tech 400 Greater Balt Med Ctr-Rad Tech 564 (H)Hagerstown Business College 4,680 2,385
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Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-State Out -of -State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
(H)Hagerstown Junior College 1,798 2,548 (H)Harford Community College 2,080 3,370 (H)Howard Community College 2,074 4,034 I.'Academie De Cuisine 9,350 MD Aced Dramatic Arts/Theatre 4,350 (H)Maryland Col Art & Design 5,227 Mercy Medical Or Rad Tech 879 (H)Montgomery Col Germantown 2,508 3,432 (H)Montgomery Co' Rockville 2,508 3,432 (H)Montgomery Col Takoma Park 2,508 3,432 (H)Prince Georges Comm Col 2,344 3,996 Tesst Electronic School 5,880 (H)Wor-Wic Tech Community Col 2,052 4,212
Stale averege-Maryland 4,861 1,880 3,168 2,243 5
Massachusetts
(H)Aquinas Jr Col At Milton 5.650 (H)Aquinas Jr Col At Newton 6,200 Art Institute Of Boston 6,000 (H)Bay Path Junior College 6,356 4,700 4,700 19 (H)Bay State Junior College 5,525 12 Bay State Med Or Sch Nur 4.868 (H)Becker Jr Col Leicester 5,090 1,575 1,575 19 (H)Becker Jr Col-Worcester 5,090 1,575 1,575 19 (H)Berkshire Community College 1.024 2.994 (H)Bristol Community College 943 2.863 Brockton Hospital Sch Nurs 5,000 800 (H)Bunker Hill Community Col 864 2.556 Butera School Of Art 6,200 (H)Cape Cod Community College 1,008 2,928 (H)Catherine Laboure College 7,550 2.200 (H)Dean Junior College 7,535 1,900 1.650 19 Dudley Hall Career Institute 4,015 East Coast Aero Technical Sch 6,375 Essex Agricultural-Tech Inst 2.688 (H)Fisher College 7,200 19 (H)Franklin Institute Of Boston 6,235 6,235 2.920 2,280 20 (H)Greenfield Community College 1,01' 2,932 (H)Holyoke Community College 1,460 3,440 (H)Lase!! Junior College 6,695 19 Leominister Hosp Sch Nurs 2,600 (H)Marian Court Junior College 4,995 (H)Massachusetts Bay Comm Col 1,068 2,988 (H)Massasoit Community College 936 2.856 (H)Middlesex Community College 873 2.793 (H)Mount Wachusett Comm Col 1,080 3,000 New Eng Rapt Hosp Sch Nurs 4,655 1,445 New Eng Deaconess Hosp Sch Nur 3,465 1,620 (H)New Eng Inst Appl Arts & Sci 8,467 New England Sch Art&Design 6,120 (H)Newbury College. Inc 5,725 12 North Bennet Street School 6.580 (H)North Shore Community College 914 1.490
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Dollars
(H) Northern Essex Comm Col 1,254 2,982 (H) Quincy Junior College 1,700 1,700 (H) Quinsigansond Community Col 1,068 2,988 (H) Roxbury Community College 903 2,823 Somerville Hosp Sch Nurs 3,240 1,200 (H) Springfield Tech Comm Col 154 2,862 Tad Technical Institute 7,480 Worcester Industrial Tech Inst 900 (H) Worcester Junior College 7,270
State average-Massachusetts 5,776 1,425 2,966 1,994 2,356 18
Michigan
Academy Of Court Reporting 3,700 (H) Alpena Community College 1,148 1,844 (H) Bay De Noe Community College 1,463 2,321 1,360 Black Forest Hall 4,800 1,500 Borgess Med Ctr Sch Xray Tech 500 Coleman Academy Of Beauty 1,995 (H) Davenport Col Kalamazoo Br 5,936 (H) Davenport Col Lansing Branch 5,886 1,650 (H)Delta College 1,426 1,954 1,211 1,514 19 Detroit Institute Of Commerce 5,000 Detroit Inst Ophthalmology 2,915 (H) Glen Oaks Community College 854 1,114 (H) Gogebic Community College 816 1,100 846 (H) Grand Rapids : nior College 1,730 2,120 (H) Great Lakes Jr Col Of Bus 3,590 (H) Henry Ford Community College 1,300 1,800 Henry Ford Hosp Sch Rad Tech 850 (H)Highland Park Community Col 1,110 1,150 ITT Technical Institute 6,847 Jackson Business ..istitute 3,610 (H) Jackson Community College 1,597 1,849 (H) Kalamazoo Valley Comm Col 1,056 1,560 ailKellogg Community College 980 1,650 (H)Kirtland Community College 1,365 1,890 Krainz Woods Amid Med Lab Tech 10,960 (H) Lake Michigan College 984 1,224 (H) Lansing Community College 1,320 1.815 (H) Lewis College Of Business 4,400 (H) Macomb Community College 1,705 2,015 (H) Mid Michigan Community College 1,440 1.760 (H) Monroe County Community Col 930 930 (H) Monica lin Community College 1,284 (H) Mott Community College 1,636 2,139 (H) Muskegon Community College 1,400 1,850 New Tribes Bible Institute 40 816 1,456 21 (H) North Central Michigan College 1,067 1,067 978 1,700 15 Northeastern Sch Of Commerce 2,580 (H) Northwestern Michigan College 1,881 2,073 1.390 1.350 20 (H) Oakland Community College 1,780 2,555 S J Williams Sch Of Religion 475 (H)Saint Clair Community College 1.650 2,250 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees State and institution Public Meals per Private In-StateJ Out-of-fltate Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
Saint John Hot- Sch Rad Tech 400 (H)Schoolcraft College 1,122 1,638 (H) Southwestern Michigan College 1.264 1,424 (H) Suomi College 8,300 20 (H) Washtenaw Community College 1,104 1,440 (H) Wayne County Community College 1,240 1,630 (H) West Shore Community College 1,339 1,699 William Beaumont Hospital 350
State average-Michigan 3,657 1,310 1,709 1,219 1,505 19
Minnesota
Abbott Nwestn Hosp Rad Tech 600 Academy Of Accountancy 3,350 Albert Lea Technical Met 1,500 3,000 (H) Alexandria Technical Inst 1,566 3,132 Anoka Area Voc Tech Inst 1,305 2,610 (H) Anoka-Ramsey Community College 1,392 2,088 (H) Austin Community College 1,400 2,100 (H) Bethany Lutheran College 2,445 740 1,570 20 (H) Brainerd Community College 1,392 2,088 Brainerd Technical Institute 1,416 2,832 (H) Col Of St Cath-St Mary's Cam 6,567 930 (H) Dakota County Technical Inst 1,650 3,300 Detroit Lakes Von -Tech Inn 1,425 2,850 Duluth Technical Institute 435 871 East Grand Forks Voc Tech Inst 1,442 2,834 Faribault Area Voc-Tech Inst 1,320 2,640 (H) Fergus Falls Community Col 1,392 2,088 Hennepin Technical Institute 1,305 2,610 (H) Hibbing Community College 1,305 1,958 (H) Inver Hills Community College 1,392 2,088 (H)Itasca Community College 1,392 2,088 1,350 (H) Lakewood Community College 1,304 1,958 Mankato Technical Institute 1,550 3,100 (H) Mesabi Community College 1,394 2,090 (H) Minneapolis Community College 1,350 2,020 Minnesota School Of Business 5,705 Moorhead Technical Institute 1,432 2,824 (H) North Hennepin Community Col 687 1,044 North Mel Med Ctr Sch Xray 0 0 10 Northeast Metro Technical Inst 1,044 (H) Northland Community College 1,305 1,957 (H) Rasmussen Bus Col Minneapolis 5,560 Red Wing Voc-Tech Inst 1,400 2,800 Rice Mem Hosp Sch Xray 'Tech 375 375 (H) Rochester Community College 1,305 1,957 1,395 Rochester Technical Institute 1,440 2,880 St Cloud Hosp Sch Xray Tech 350 Saint Cloud Technical Inst 1,350 2,700 Southwestern Tech Inst Jackson 1,500 3,000 Southwestern Technical Inst 1,440 2,832 Southwestern Tech Pipestone 1,392 2,832 (H) St Cloud Business College 4,170 4b Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
St Paul Ramsey Med Opthalmio 1,480 (H) St Paul Technical Institute 1,596 3,162 Inst Hutchinson 1,350 2,700 Thief River Palls Vo-Tech Inst 1,423 2,15 (H) Univ Of Minn Tech Crookston 2,020 4,805 1,266 1,704 18 (H) Univ Of Minn Tech Waseca 2,029 4,785 960 1,458 15 (H)Vermilion Community College 1,400 2,100 504 900 13 Veteran's Med CU Sch Rad Tech 725 Wadena Technical institute 1,317 (H) Willmar Community College. 1,305 1,957 Willmar Technical Institute 1,423 2,846 Winona Area Von -Tech Sc 1,305 2,610 (H) Worthington Community College 1,392 2,088
State average-Minnesota 3,023 1,361 2,468 1,021 1,126 15
Mississippi
(H) Clarke College 2,952 720 1,380 21 (H) Coahoma Junior College 1,100 2,100 554 1,138 20 (14)Coyish-Lincoln Junior College 610 1,570 (H) Copiah-Lincoln Junior College 610 1,570 500 900 14 (H)East Central Junior College 750 1,650 520 930 14 (H)East Missiuippi Comm Col 800 1,700 500 1,000 15 (H)Hinds Comm Col - Jackson 630 1,916 (H)Hinds Comm Col-Rankin 630 1,916 (H) Hinds Comm Col-Raymond 630 1,916 610 648 10 (H) Hinds Comm Col-Utica 630 1,916 610 648 10 (H) Hinds Comm Col-Vicksbg/Warren 630 1,916 (H) Holmes Junior College 704 1,704 400 800 14 (H) Itawamba Community College 570 1,455 975 15 (H)Jones County Junior College 536 1,536 480 1,092 21 (H) Mary Holmes College 4,890 1,600 1,800 19 (H) Meridian Community College 600 1,560 850 1,000 14 (H) Missiuippi Delta Junior Col 655 1,165 330 900 15 (H) Mississippi Gulf Coast Jr Col 600 1,560 340 710 15 (H) Northeast Mississippi Jr Col 650 730 550 990 15 (H) Northwest Mississippi Com Col 844 1,554 660 900 15 (H)Pearl River Junior College 730 1,516 240 1,000 15 (H)Phillips Junior College 3,600 (H) Phillips Junior College 3,225 (H)Prentiss nstitute 2,001 914 1,424 21 (H)Southwest Mississippi Jr Col 570 400 900 15 (H) Wood Junior College 1,800 460 1,620 21
State average-Mississippi 3,078 677 1,629 591 1,038 16
Missouri
Barnes Hospital Sch Of Nurs 3,300 746 Burge School Of Nursing 3,255 900 (H)Coffey College 5,500 (H) Crowder College 774 1,470 690 1,200 19 (H) East Central College 932 1,292
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Tuition and required fees State and instil -tion Public Meals per Private In-State Out-of-State Room Board week for student student board
Dollars
Electronics Institute 4,765 (H) ITT Technical Institute 1,600 (H) Jefferson College 1,150 1,800 Jewish Hospital Sch Nurs 3,187 700 (H) Kemper Military Sch And Col 6,700 1,200 1,000 21 Lester E Cox Med Rad Tech 1,000 1,200 Linn Technical College 2,493 2,493 (H) Longview Community College 1,110 1,740 Lutheran Med Center Sch Nurs 2,360 (H) Maple Woods Community College 1,110 1,740 Mame School Radiologic Tech 1,055 (H) Mineral Area College 840 1,230 MO Baptist Hosp Sch Mire 3,700 1,400 (H) Moberly Area Junior College 1,060 2,080 (H) Natl Ed Ctr Kansas Cty Campus 5,500 (H) North Central Missouri College 920 1,370 810 (14;Penn Valley Community College 1,110 1,740 (H)Platt Junior College 4,430 Ranken Technical Institute 2,475 Research Med Ctr Sch Rad Tech 0 1,600 (H) Rutledge Cot Of Springfield 8,195 Saint Johns Mercy Med Ctr 700 Saint Johns School Of Nursing 4,000 (H) Saint Louis Community College 1,155 1,485 Saint Luke's Hospital 3,480 900 Sthwat MO St Univ West Plains 1,272 2,544 St Charles County Comm Col 1,110 1,896 St Johns Reg Health Rad Tech 350 (H)State Fair Community College 844 1,576 (H) Tad Technical Institute 5,437 (H) Three Rivers Community College 925 1,475 Tri County Technical School 1,500 1,500 (H) Wentworth Military Academy 6,330 1,880 2,070 21
State average-Missouri 3,515 1,144 1,714 1,093 1.423 20
Montana
Billings Voc Tech Center 888 888 (H)Blackfeet Community College 1,281 Butte Acad Of Beauty Culture 1,660 Butte Vc' Tech Center 828 1,728 Columbus Hosp Sch Rad Tech 200 (H) Dawson Community College 651 951 1,080 825 10 (H)Dull Knife Memorial College 615 450 (H)Flathead Valley Community Col 666 1,062 (H)Fort Belknap College 1,422 1,422 (H)Fort Peck Community College 990 990 Great Falls Voc Tech Center 828 981 Helena Voc-Tech Center 828 1,750 (H) Miles Community College 756 1.056 900 1,935 19 Missoula Vcc Tech Center 828 1.728 Montana Deaconess Rad Tech 0 St Patrick Hosp Sch Rad Tech 220 St Vincent Hosp Radiography 175
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Dollars
(H) Salish Kootenai Community Col 2,685
State average-Montana 855 869 1,256 810 1,380 15
Nebraska
Archbshp Bergan Mercy Rad Tech 1,250 Bryan Mem Hosp Sch Nurs 3,362 990 (H) Central Comm Col-Hastings 792 1,188 540 810 14 (H)Central Comm Col Grand Island 792 1,188 (H) Central Comm Col Plattediv 792 1,188 540 810 14 Central Tech Comm Col Area 792 1,188 540 810 14 Immanuel Med Ctr Rad Tech 715 Lincoln School Of Commerce 4,200 1,215 Mary Lanning Mem Heap Rad Tee 1,000 (H) Mccook Community College 769 922 600 1,100 15 (H) Metropolitan Tech Comm Col 888 1,776 (H) Mid Plains Community College 759 912 720 (H) Nebraska Col Tech Agriculture 1,024 2,048 300 5 (H) Nebraska Indian Community Col 800 800 (H)Northeast Community College 600 696 828 Saint Joseph Hoop Sch Rad Tech 950 (H)Southeast Comm Col Beatrice 782 1,044 410 (H)Southeast Comm Col Lincoln 1,044 1,392 (H)Southeast Comm Col Milford 819 987 479 1,011 14 Spencer School Of Business 4,720 1,600 (H) Western Nebraska Comm Col 825 855 510 1,450 19 (H) York College 3,450 800 1,950 21
Mote average-Nebraska 2,456 820 1,156 748 1,030 15
Nevada
American Computer Institute 6,550 American Computer Institute 6,550 (H)Clark County Community College 516 2,716 (H)Northern Nevada Community Col 600 1,400 (H)Truckee Meadows Community Col 528 2,728 (H) Western Nevada Community Col 480 2,680
State average-Nevada 6,550 531 2,381
New Hampshire
(H)Castle Junior College 3,225 (H)Hesser College 4,835 1,624 850 15 (H) Mcintosh College 2,600 (H) New Hampshire Technical Inst 1,600 4,050 1,500 1,120 19 (H) New Hamp Voc Tech Claremont 1,520 3,920 (H) New Hamp Voc Tech Manchester 1,450 3,850 (H) Ncw Hamp Voc Tech Laconia 1,500 3,900 (H) New Hamp Voc Tech Stratham 1,495 1,813 (H) New Hamp VOc Tech Berlin 1,450 3,850 1,710 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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(H) New Hemp Voc Tech Nashua 1,500 3,850 (H) White Pines College 5,250 1,650 1,650 21
State average-New Hempahire 3,978 1,507 3,605 1,621 1,207 18
New Jersey
Atlantic City Med Xray Tech 825 (H) Atlantic Community College 2,400 3,600 Bayonne Hoop Sch Of Nursing 1,984 (H) Bergen Community College 1,960 3,784 Bergen Pines Co Sch Pract Nurs 2,000 (H) Berkeley Sc' Garret Mountain 6,300 Bridgeton Hosp Sch Red Tech 510 (H) Brookdale Community College 2,012 3,884 (H) Burlington County College 972 2,508 (H) Camden County College 934 994 Charles B Gregory Sch Nurs 2,153 Christ Hospital &h Nursing 1,600 300 Clara Maass Med Ctr Sch Nun 3,216 (H) County College Of Monis 2,102 2,102 (H) Cumberland County College 997 1,937 Dewy Technical Institute 4,350 Elizabeth Gen Med Rad Sci 1,800 Englewood Hospital Sch Nuts 2,540 500 (H) Essex County College 2,116 3,100 (H) Gloucester County College 709 2,104 Helene Fuld Radiography 1,025 Helene Fuld Sch Of Nursing 1,450 700 Hudson Area Sch Rad Tech 2,735 (H) Hudson County Community Col 2,240 2,240 (H) Katherina Gibbs School 6,345 (H) Mercer County Community Col 1,830 2,790 Mercer Medical Center Sch Nun 756 300 8 (H) Middlesex County College 1,776 3,552 Mountainside Hosp Radiography 1,075 Muhlenbert Reg Med Sonogrphy 3,575 1,250 (H) Ocean County College 1,202 2,021 Our Lady Of Lourdes Nursing 2,322 1,000 1,600 15 Overlook Hosp Radiography 1,300 800 Pascack Valley Hosp Rad Tech 500 (H) Passaic County Community Col 990 1,980 Popkin Sch Court Reporting 4,225 (H) Raritan Valley Community Col 2,128 4,108 Saint Francis Hosp Sch Nun 1,500 600 Saint Michael's Med Radiogrphy 500 (H) Salem Community College 1,077 1.077 (H) Sussex County Com 1 Comm 2,040 2,980 (H) Union County College. 1,624 3.124 (H) Warren Comm Col Comm 1,750 2,625 West Jer Hosp Sch Rad Tech 1.600
State average-New Jersey 2,266 1.643 2.658 736 950 12 Basic student charge 1-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988.89 (continued)
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New Mexico
(H) Albuquerque Tech-Voc Inst 400 1,036 (H)Eastern New Mexico U Roswell 770 1,450 880 1,200 15 (H) Eastern New Mexico U Clovis 243 672 (H)Inst American Indian Arts 2,325 2,325 1,450 1,716 15 Luna Vocational Technical Inst 360 (H) New Mexico Junior College 740 860 1,030 15 (H) New Mexico Military Institute 1,110 2,410 500 1,600 7 (H) New Mexico St U Alamogordo 456 1,320 (H) New Mexico St U Carlsbad 528 1,608 (H) New Mexico St U Grants Branch 432 1,248 (H) New Mexico St U Dona Ana 528 1,584 1,190 890 10 (H) Northern New Mexico Comm Col 478 1,306 480 784 19 (H) San Juan College 360 600 (H) Santa Fe Community College 550 1,150 Tucumcari Area Vocati all Sch 360 1,200 (H) Univ Of New Mexico - Gallup 504 1,368 (H) Univ Of New Mexico Los Alamos 471 (H) Univ Of New Mexico-Valencia 480 1,344
State average-New Mexico 616 1,343 900 1,203 14
New York
(H) Adirondack Community College 1,3261 2,576 (H) Albany Business College 4,200 (H) Amer Acad McAlister Fun Sem 4,150 (H) Amer Aced Dramatic Arts 5,100 American Ballet Center 5,000 Amer Mus/Drnmatic Acad 6,850 Amot-Ogden Mem Hosp Rad Tech 1,400 (H) Berkeley School Long Island 6,300 (H)Berkeley School Westchester 6,300 1,950 1,900 15 Blake Bus Sch-New York City 4,950 (H)nriarcliffe School 2,865 (H) Broome Community College 1 ,328 2,578 (H)Bryant And Stratton Bus Inst 5,012 (H) Bryant And Stratton Bus Inst 5,568 (H)Bryant Stratton Bus Inst-Main 4,207 1,710 Catholic M Gtr Sch Nurs 2,771 1,200 Catholic Med Ctr Radiography 1,500 (H) Cayuga County Comm Col 1,455 2,805 (H)CazenoviaCollege 6,675 1,620 1,620 19 (H)Central City Business Inst 4,000 1,000 500 19 Central Suffolk Sch Rad Tech 1,200 (H)Clinton Community College 1,297 2.497 (H) Cochran School Of Nursing 6,965 (H) Columbia-Greene Community Col 1.316 2,526 (H) Comm Col Of The Finger Lakes 1,470 2,820 (H) Coming Community College 1,420 2,770 Crouse Irving Mem Hosp Sch Nur 3,425 1,300 (H) Culinary Institute Of Awrica 7,700 2,100 (H) CUNY Boro Of Manhantn Cont Col 1,304 (H) CUNY Bronx Community College 1,225 2,025 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988.89 (continued)
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(H)CUNY Hostos Community College 1,249 2,069 (4)CUNY Kingsborough Com Col 1,315 2,115 (H)CUNY La Guardia Comm Col 1,301 2,101 (H)CUNY Queensborough Comm Col 1,314 2,114 Cvph Medical Ctr Sch Rad Tech 2,225 (H)Dutchess Community College 1,415 2,765 (H)Edna Mcconnell Clark Sob Nurs 7,740 3,000 Elfin Bible Institute 2,882 1,155 1,155 21 (H)Elizabeth Seton College 5,710 1,850 I , SOO 19 Elmira Business Institute 4,175 (H)Erie Comm Col City Campus 1,454 2,804 (H)Erie Comm Col North Campus 1,454 2,804 (H)Erie Comm C. I South Campus 1,454 2,804 (H)Five Towns College 4,450 (H)Fulton-Montgomery Comm Col 1,443 2,793 (H)Genesee Community College 1,301 2,501 Genesee Hospital Sch Rad Tech 1,500 Glens Falls Hosp Rad Tech 450 (H)Helene Fuld School Of Nursing 4,570 (H)Herkimer County Comm Col 1,345 2,570 (H)Hilbert College 4,682 1,320 1,980 16 (H)Hudson Valley Comm Col 1,279 2,659 (H)Inst Of Design/Construction 2,440 (H)Interboro Institute 6,600 Interfaith Medl Ctr Sch Nurs 2,780 750 (H)Jamestown Business College 3,925 (H)Jamestown Community College 1,468 2,818 (H)Jamestown CC Cattaraugus Co Br 1,468 2,818 (H)Jefferson Community College 1,425 1,425 (H)Katharine Gibbs School 6,495 (H)Katharine Gibbs School-NYC 6,545 Long Island Business Institute 5,905 (H)Long Island Col Hosp Sch Nurs 7,300 (H)Maria College Of Albany 3,500 (H)Mater Dci College 3,635 1,300 1,325 20 Memorial Hospital Sett Nurs 3,080 (H)Mercy College Peekskill Br 5,490 Mercy Hosp Sch Radiography 1,000 Millard Fillmore Hosp Rad Tech 1,500 1,040 (H)Mohawk Valley Community Col 1.447 2.797 1,600 1,380 19 (H)Mohawk Valley Comm Col Rome Br 1,447 2,797 (H)Monroe Business Institute-Main 3,600 (H)Monroe Community College 1.434 2.784 Montefiore Hosp & Med Ctr Rad 2,500 Mount Vernon Hosp Sch Nurs 9,360 1,200 (H)Nassau Community College 1.489 2.839 Neighborhood Playhouse Thea 4,280 (H)Niagara County Community Col 1.340 2.620 (H)North Crtry C C Elizabethtown 1.430 2.755 (H)North Cntry C C Ticonderoga 1.430 2.755 (H)North Country Comm Coll 1.430 2.755 (H)North Cntry C C Malone 1,430 2.755 (H)Olean Business Institute 1,662 1.600 (H)Onondaga Community College 1.426 4.126 (H)Orange County Community Col 1,435 2,785 (H)Paul Smith's Col Arts & Sci 6.210 1,630 1,920 19 rl
26 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
(H)Phillips Beth Israel Sch Nun 3,945 1,600 (H) Plaza Business Institute 4,500 (H)Pratt Manhattan 9,100 (II)Rochester Business Institute 3,800 (H) Rockland Community College 1,401 2,701 (H)Russell Sage Jr Col Albany 4,920 1,680 1,780 14 (H)Saint Eliza'tth Hosp Sch Nurs 3,965 1,100 1,000 21 St James Mercy Hosp Sch Nun 3,100 Saint bikes-Memorial Hospital 2,200 St Vincents Hosp Sch Nur 5,275 1,500 Salvation Army Sch Off Train 1,080 Samaritan Hosp Sch Nun 3,900 21 (H) Schenectady County Comm Col 1,453 2,803 Sisters Charity Hosp Sch Nurs 4,107 650 South Nassau Comm Hosp Xray 1,000 St Elizabeth Hosp Sch Radlgy 1,065 1,000 1,000 21 (H)Stenotype Academy 4,800 (H)Suffolk County C C Eastern Cam 1,458 2,808 (H)Suffolk County C C Selden Cam 1,458 2,808 (H)Suffolk County C C Western Cam 1,458 2,808 (H)Sullivan County Comm Col 1,486 2,836 (H) SUNY Col Tech & Agr Morrisvle 1,575 4,175 1,760 1,430 19 (H) SUNY College Of Tech Alfred 1,485 4,085 1,835 1,470 18 (H) SUNY College Of Tech Canton 1,505 4,105 1,820 1,430 14 (H) SUNY College Of Tech Delhi 1,485 4,085 1,800 1,420 19 (H) Taylor Business 6,300 The Pace Business School 5,280 The Pace Business School 5,280 (H) The Wood School 6,500 (H) Tobe-Cobum Sch Fash Careen 7,600 Tompkins Comm Hasp Rad Tech 500 (H) Tompkins-Cortland Comm Col 1,420 2,745 Traphagen School Of Fashion 5,525 (H)Trocaire College 4,350 (H)Ulster County Community Col 1,439 2,789 (H)Utica School Of Commerce 3,665 Veteran Admin Hosp Rad Tech 0 0 (11)Villa Maria College Buffalo 4,240 (H) Westchester Business Inst 6,885 (H) Westchester Community College 1,493 3,518
State average-New York 4,391 1,384 2,746 1,503 1,444 18
North Carolina
(14)Alamence Community College 243 2,124 (H) Anson Community College 241 2,122 (H)Asheville Buncombe Tech Col 322 2,808 (tnBeaufort County Community Col 243 2.124 (H)Bladen Community College 246 2,127 (H)Blue Ridge Community College 316 2,824 (H)Brevard College 4,150 1,210 1,750 21 (H) Brunswick Community College 332 2.840 Cabamts Mem Hosp Sch Nun 2,049 2,049 (H)Caldwell C C And Tech Inat 240 2,121
27 k0 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
(H) Cape Fear Community College 240 2,121 (H) Carteret Community College 237 2,118 (H) Catawba Valley Community Col 300 2,808 (H)Cecils Junior College 2,765 (H)Central Carolina Community Col :124 2,840 (H) Central Piedmont Community Col 308 2,816 Charlotte Mem Hosp Rad Tech 300 (H) Chowan College 3,880 960 1,350 21 (H) Cleveland Community College 249 2,130 (H)Coastal Carolina Comm Col 240 2,121 (H)College Of The Albemarle 328 2,836 (H) Craven Community College 336 2,844 (H) Davidson County Community Col 247 724 Durham Co One Hos Soh Rad Tech 350 (H) Durham Technical Community Col 312 2,820 (H) Edgecombe Community College 234 2,115 (H)Fayetteville Tech Comm Col 246 2,127 ',I1)Forsyth Technical Comm Col 324 2,832 (H) Gaston Colter, 249 2,130 (H) Guilford Technical Comm Col 338 740 (H)Halifax Community College 246 2,127 (H) Haywood Community College 244 2,125 (H)Isothermal Community College 253 2,134 (H) James Sprunt Community College 249 2,130 (H) Johnston Community College 246 2,127 (H) Lenoir Community College 252 729 Lenoir Mem Hop Sch Rad Tech 399 (H)Louisburg College 4,590 1,265 1,175 19 (H) Martin Community College 240 2,121 (H) Mayland Community College 324 2,832 (H) McDowell Tech Comm Col 243 708 Miller-Motto Business College 2,390 (H)Mitchell Community College 252 2,133 (H) Montgomery Community College 337 2,053 Moses H Cone Mem Hosp Rad Tec 125 (H) Nash Community College 243 2,124 No Car Voc Textile School 108 432 (H) Pamlico Community College 240 2,121 (H)Peace College 3,595 1,528 1,528 20 (H) Piedmont Community College 2.53 2,150 (H)Pitt Community College 225 2,106 Pre.ilyterian Hospital 900 1,000 (H) Randolph Community College 246 2,127 (H) Richmond Community College 225 (H) Roanoke-Chowan Community Col 225 2,832 (H) Robeson Community College 315 2,808 (H) . Rockingham Community College 336 2,844 (H) Rowan-Cabarrus Community Col 225 2,106 (H) Rutledge College 3,795 (H) Rutledge Col Fayetteville 3,895 (H)Rutledge Col Greensboro 3,995 (H)Rutledge Col Winston-Salem 3,637 (H) Rutledge College-Raleigh 4,495 (H)Saint Mary's College 5,200 2,740 1,660 21 (H) Sampson Community College 255 2,116 (H)Sandhills Community College 328 2,836
28 r Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions,1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
(H) Southeastern Community College 326 2,834 (H) Southwestern Community College 243 708 (H) Stan ly Community College 300 2,808 (H) Surry Community College 243 2,124 (H) Tri-County Community College 315 2,823 (H) Vance-Granville Community Col 324 2,832 (H) Wake Technical Community Col 234 2,115 Watts School Of Nursing 1,280 1,280 (H) Wayne Community College 243 2.124 (H) Western Piedmont Community Col 247 2,106 (H) Wilkes Community College 251 2,132 Wilkes Gen Hoe') Sch Rad Tech 3,000 3,000 1,500 1,050 21 (H) Wilson County Technical Col 320 2,828
State average-North Carolina 3,171 357 2,210 1,458 1,419 21
North Dakota
(H) Bismarck State College 1,242 2,922 660 1,120 15 (H)Fort Berthold Comm Col 1,200 1.200 (H)Little Hoop Community College 1,490 2.980 Med Center One Col Of Nur, 1,780 710 Med Center One Q & R Rid Tech 400 North Dakota Sch Reap Care 1,200 (H) North Dakota State Col Science 1,197 2,877 585 1,020 14 (H) North Dakota St Univ Bottineau 1,282 2,962 636 1,161 21 St Josephs Hosp Sch Rad Tech 350 Saint Lukes limp Sch Rad Tech 1,000 (H)Standing Rock Community Col 1,270 Trinity Medi Ctr Sch Rad Tech 350 (H)Turtle Mountain Community Col 936 936 Turtle Mm Sch Para-Med Tech 2,320 United Hosp -Or Forks Rad Tech 0 (H) United Tribes Technical Col 2,175 1,000 1,200 21 (H) Univ North Dakota Williston 1,304 2.984 600 250 (H) Univ North Dakota-Lake Region 1,330 3,010 710 1,200 15
State average-North Dakota 1.197 1,125 2,484 700 992 17
Northern Marianas
(H) Northern Marianas College 1,172
Ohio
Acid Communicative Art Inc 5,200 Akron City Heap Sch Rad Tech 1.350 936 Akron Cty Hosp Firestone Nuts 2,301 720 (H)Antonelli Inst Art-Photography 5,580 2.000 1,600 21 Aultman Hospital Sch Nurs 7.119 800 (H)Belmont Technical cnileg 82.5 1.200 (H)Bliss College 5.000 (H)Bliss College 5,000
2,9r' Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
(H)Bradford School 6,050 2,500 Business Training Systems Inc 3,500 (H) Careercom College Of Business 4,080 Central Acad Commercial Art 3,400 (H)Central Ohio Technical Col 1,509 2,085 (H)Chatfield College 2,401 Children, Hosp Sch Rad Tech 100 (H)Cincinnati Metropolitan Col 6,000 (H)Cincinnati Technical College 1,620 2,700 Cin Univ Hap Sch Nun Anest 0 (H) Clark State Community College 1,584 3,024 (H) Cleveland Inst Electronics 1,724 Cleveland Metro Oen Hosp Schs 3,400 585 Cmty Hosp Of Spr/Clk Co Nun 2,590 1,380 (H) Columbus State Community Col 1,680 3,792 Community Hosp Sch Rad Tech 250 250 (H) Cuyahoga Comm Col District 1,462 2,722 (H) Davis Junior College 3,984 Deaconess Hospital 4,310 800 (H)Edison State Community College 1,350 2,700 Harding Business College 6,195 (H) Hocking Technical College 1,836 3,672 400 (H) ITT Technical Institute 5,428 (H)Jefferson Technical College 945 1,485 (H)Kent State Univ Ashtabula Reg 2,171 4,371 (H)Kent St Univ E Liverpool Reg 2,171 4,371 (H)Kent State Univ Geauga Cam 2,171 4,371 (H)Kent state Univ Salem Reg Cam 2,171 4,371 (H)Kent State Univ Stark Cam 2,171 4.371 (H)Kent St Univ Trumbull Reg Cam 2,171 4,371 (H) Kent State Univ Tuscaraws Reg 2,171 4,371 (H)Kettering College Medical Arts 3,000 895 (H)Lakeland Community College 1,569 3,149 (H) Lima Technical College 1,350 2,850 Lorain Business College 4,155 Lorain Business College 4,155 (H)Lorain County Community Col 1,755 3,915 Mansfield Oen Hoap Sch Nun 4,420 10 Marietta Mem Hosp Rad Tech 500 (H) Marion Technical College 1,473 3,129 McKim Technical Institute 5,605 Mercy School Of Nursing 4,344 1,196 (H) Miami University-Hamilton 2,214 2,889 (H)Miami-Jacobs Junior Col Bus 2,650 Middletown Hos Sch Xray Tech 350 Mount Carmel School Of Nursing 5,330 1,681 (H) Muskingum Area Tech Col 1,260 (H) North Central Technical Col 1,320 2.640 (H) Northwest Technical College 1,350 2,520 (H) Northwestern Bus Col Tech Ctr 4,052 1,110 Ohio Institute Of Photography 5,700 Ohio State Col Barber Styling 3,495 (H) Ohio State Univ A & T Inst 1.962 1,665 (H)Ohio Univ Zanesville Branch 1,941 4,500 Ohio Valley Business Col Inc 2,250 850 (H) Owens Technical College 1,460 1,490 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988.89 (continued)
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Dollars
Owens Tech Col Findlay Cam 1,560 1,956 Penn-Ohio College 1,042 Providence Hospital Sch Nurs 4,500 Providence Hosp Sch Rad Tech 800 840 RETS Institute Of Technology 5,200 Robinson Mem Hoap Xray Tech 950 950 St Elizabeth Hosp Nur Anes 0 St Elizabeth Hoap Ctr Nun 3,051 645 Saint Thomas Med Ctr Sch Nurs 4,021 Saint Vincent Med Ctr Sch Nuts 1,120 950 Sawyer College Of Business 4,395 (H)Sinclair Community College 1,620 2,295 Southeastern Business College 3,600 Southeastern Business College 3,630 (H) Southern Ohio College 5,200 (H) Southern Ohio Col Northeast 5,580 (H) Southern State Community Col 1,728 3,249 (H) Stark Technical College 1,610 2,330 Stautzenberger College 2,9'77 (H) Terra Technical College 1,176 2,940 Timken Mercy Med Ctr Rad Tech 555 Tri State Beauty College 3,940 (H) Univ Akron Wayne Oen -Tech Col 2,078 4,702 (H) Univ Of Cin Clermont Col 2,532 6,036 (H) Univ Cin Raymond Walters Col 2,532 6,026 (H)Virginia Marti Col Path & Art 7,800 (H) Washington Technical College 1,477 2,203 (H) Wright State Univ-Lake Camp 1,930 4,054
State average-Ohio 3,700 1,671 3,191 1,109 1,600 16
Oklahoma
(H) Carl Albert Junior College 784 2,132 550 1,000 14 (H) Connors State College 783 2,043 496 1,176 21 (H)Eastern Oklahoma State Col 1,000 2,640 764 1,230 20 (H) El Reno Junior College 714 1,890 HCA Presby Hosp Sch Rad Tech 1,200 (H) Murray State College 800 2,144 640 1,490 19 (H) Natl Ed Ctr Spartan Sch Aero 5,590 (H) Northeastern Oklahoma A & M 768 2,112 707 1,170 20 (H) Northern Oklahoma College 704 1,964 590 896 15 (H) Oklahoma City Community Col 765 2,025 (H) Oklahoma Junior College 6,336 (H) Oklahoma Junior Col Bus & Tech 7,200 Oklahoma St U Tech Br Okmulgce 870 600 1,296 21 (H) Oklahoma St U Tech Br 702 2,598 Red River Area Voc-Tech 1,000 (H) Rogers State College 780 2,040 850 1,580 20 (H) Rose State College 682 1,942 (H)Saint Gregory's College 2,925 1,235 1,270 21 (H) Seminole Junior College 600 1,700 600 1,600 20 (H)Tulsa Junior College 612 1,620 (H) Western Oklahoma State College 800 2,150
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Dollars
State average - Oklahoma 4,650 773 2,071 703 1,271 19
Oregon
Academy Of Hair Design 3,300 (H) Blue Mountain Community Col 792 2,160 (H) Central Oregon Community Col 1,020 1,020 777 1,693 19 (H) Chemeketa Community College 720 2,700 (H) Clackamas Community College 690 2,400 (H) Clataop Community College 720 2,808 Dallas College Of Beauty 4,950 (II)Lane Community College 792 3,036 (H) Linn-Benton Community College 756 3,132 (H) Mount Hood Community College 675 2,592 Oregon City Beauty School 3,980 (H) Oregon Polytechnic Institute 5,195 (H) Portland Community College 1,425 (H) Rogue Community College 1,' 16 2,412 Skelton Beauty Academy 1,885 (H) Southwestern Oregon Comm Col 765 2,205 (H) Treasure Valley Community Col 660 1,320 900 1,020 14 (H) Umpqua Community College 828 1,272
State average-Oregon 3,862 843 2,255 839 1,357 17
Pennsylvania
Abington Mem Hosp Sch Nun; 4,011 1,000 Armstrong Co Mem Hosp Rad Tee 965 Brandywine Hospital Sch Nun 3,558 (H) Bucks County Community Col 2,768 4,280 (H) Butler County Community Col 2,514 3,846 (H) Central Pennsylvania Bus Sch 5,275 2,685 Central Pennsylvania Sch Nurs 1,965 1,200 Centre Business School 5,600 Clarissa Sch Fashion Design 3,950 (11) Comm Col Of Allegheny County 3,712 (H) Comm Col Of Beaver County 2,160 3,336 (H) Comm Col Of Philadelphia 2,536 3,784 Community Medical Center 3,203 500 Computer Systems Institute 50 Computer Systems Inst Meadvl 50 Conemaugh Vly Mem Hos Rad Te 150 120 5 Craft Fashion Institute (The) 4,125 (H) Dean Institute Of Technology 4,360 (H) Delaware County Comm Col 2,310 3,222 Douglas School Of Business 975 (H) Du Bois Business College 1,200 Duffs Business Institute 4,760 Episcopal Hospital 6,120 2,160 21 (H)Erie Business Center 4,810 1,560 1,100 20 Fayette Inst Commerce & Tech 6,000 Franklin Reg Med Ctr Rad Tech 650 650 Gateway Technical Institute 3,800
rl j 32 t) Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
Germantown Hosp Med Ctr 5,013 550 550 21 (H) Hareem Junior College 5,024 1,765 1,765 19 (H) Harrisburg Area Community Col 2,215 3,335 (H) Russian School Of Art 5,015 ICM School Of Business 5,232 Jameson Memorial Hospital 4,382 630 (H) Keystone Junior College 5,690 1,720 1,720 19 Lankenau Hosp School Of Nurs 6,935 (H)Lehigh County Community Col 2,520 3,780 Louise Suydam Mc Clintic-Nurs 4,772 (H) Luzerne County Community Col 2,460 3,690 Lyons Technical Institute 6,525 (H) Manor Junior College 5,120 854 646 15 Mc Cann School Of Swine.' 3,030 1,200 (H) McCarrie Sch Health Sci & Tech 7,875 Methodist Hosp Sch Nurs 5,248 1,250 Monroeville Sch Of Bus 3,600 Monteflore Hosp Sch Rad Tech 800 1,800 (H) Montgomery County Comm Col 2,654 4,054 (H) Mount Aloyaius Junior Col 5,590 1,280 1,520 19 Nail Ed Ctr Thompson Cam 4,400 Natl Ed Ctr-ThompsonlHarriabrg 1,970 700 New Castle School Of Trades 5,700 New Kensington Conuner Sch 3,100 (H) Northampton Co Area Comm Col 2,970 4,500 1,750 1,200 15 (H) Northeastern Christian Jr Col 3,808 1,216 1,728 21 Palmer School 4,575 (H)Peirce Junior College 4,900 2,120 (H)Pennsylvania Inst Of Tech 5,198 (H)Phila Sch Print & Adver 4,812 (H) Pinebrook Junior College 4,935 1,230 1,670 20 Pittsburgh Beauty Academy 4,219 (H)Pittsburgh Inst Aeronautics 4,258 Pottsville Hospital 2,199 (H)Reading Area Community Col 2,376 3,510 (H) RETS Electronic School 12,795 2,400 Roxborough Mem Hos Sch Nurs 4,145 700 Sacred Heart Hosp Diag Rad 500 Saint Francis Hop Sch Nur 6,215 1,134 Saint Joseph Med Ctr Hazleton 0 Schylkill Business Institute 3,360 Sewickley Vly Hosp Xray Tech 507 Shadyside Hosp Soh Nurs 4,073 1,300 Sharon Gen Hosp Sch Nuns 3,954 30 Shenango Valley Sch Bus 3,400 Shenango Vly Sch Bus-New Call 4,425 St Agnes Medical Center 1,600 St Lukes Hospital 10,435 640 (H) Thaddeus Stevens St Sch Tech 3,060 1,000 1,650 19 The Chubb Inst/Keystone Sch 6,000 The Wmsport Hosp Med Ctr 5,200 15 Uniontown Hospital Sch Nurs 4,537 480 (H)Univ Of Pittsburgh Titusville 3,690 7,210 1,660 1,570 19 (H)Valley Forge Military Jr ^ol 7,775 2,355 1,055 21 Washington Hosp Sch Nurs 4,000 Washington Hosp Sch Radiogrphy 750 1,440 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
Welder Training Testing Inst 4,160 Welder Training & Tasting Inst 4,370 Welder Training Testing Inst 4,145 Western Penna Hosp Sch Nurs 4,925 945 (H) Westmoreland County Comm Col 2,690 3,938 Wilkes Barre General Hospital 800 (H) Williamsport Area Comm Col 3,615 5,340 500 Williamsport Sch Of Commerce 3,445 Yorktowne Business Institute 4,600
State average-Pennsylvania 4,120 2,641 3,898 1,261 1,264 18
Puerto Rico
(H) Colegio Tech Mun De San Juan 620 620 (H)Huertas Junior College 2,100 (H) ICPR Junior College 2,340 (H) ICPR Junior College 2,340 (H) ICPR Junior College-Gen Inst 2,340 (H)Institute Tec Comemial Jr Col 1,965 (H)Inter American Univ PR Guayana 2,230 Percy Business College 2,145 (H)Puerto Rico Junior College 2,130 (H) Ramirez Col Of Bus Tech 2,250 San Juan Sch Interior Design 1,600 Technical And Vocational Sch 0 0 (H)Univ Of P R Agbadilla Reg 320 (H)Univ Of P R Carolina Reg 714 (H)Univ Of P R La Montana Reg 500 2.200
State average-Puerto Rico 2,144 431 940
Rhode Island
(H) Comm Col Of Rhode Island 950 1,840 Newport Hospital Sch Nurs 3.500 1.700 St Joseph Hospital Sch Nurs 3,185 Zion Bible Institute 2,800 2,800 280 20
State average-Rhode Island 3,162 950 1.840 2,250 280 20
South Carolina
(H)Aiken Technical College 600 630 (H)Anderson College 4,800 1,480 1.400 15 (H)Chesterfld-Marlboro Tech Col 615 840 (H)Clinton Junior College 1,125 360 900 21 (H) Columbia Junior Col Of Bus 2,180 1.170 (H)Florence Darlington Tech Col 825 1.050 (H)Greenville Teelmical College 607 952 (H)Horry-Georgetown Technical Col 600 1.200 (H) Midlands Technical College 945 1,500 (H)Nielsen Electronics Institute 2,700
34 LI Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
(H)North Omenville College 4,400 1,550 1,500 19 (H)Orangeburg Calhoun Tech Col 1,000 1,200 (H)Piedmont Technical College 1,180 1,320 (H)Rutledge College Charleston 3,795 (H)Rutledg. College-Spartanburg 3,526 Southern Technical College 3,500 (H)Spartanburg Methodist College 4,000 1,440 1,380 21 (H)Spartanburg Technical College 884 1,440 (H)Sumter Area Technical College 666 918 (H)Tech Col Of The Lowcountry 935 1,235 (H)Tri-County Technical College 600 1,200 (H)Trident Technical College 1,052 1,700 (H)Univ Of So Carolina Beaufort 1,350 2,870 (H)Univ Of So Carolina Lancaster 1,350 2,870 (H)Unit! So Carolina Salkehatchie 1,350 2,870 (H)Univ Of So Carolina Sumter 1,350 2,870 (H)Univ Of So Carolina Union 1,350 2,870 (H)Williamsburg Technical College 450 450 (H)York Technical College 540 900
State average-South Carolina 3,336 912 1,554 1,200 1,295 19
South Dakota
Black Hills Beauty College 3,390 (H)Kilian Community College 4,193 Lake Area Voc Tech Lust 1,080 Mckennan Hosp Sch Rad Tech 500 Mitchell Area Voc Tech Sch 1,600 1,600 Rapid City Reg Hosp Sch Nurs 2,777 Rapid City keg Hosp Rad Tech 800 Sacred Heart Hosp Rad Tech 650 (H)Sisseton-Wahpeton Comm Col 1,530 Southeast Voc Tech Inst 1,707 1,707 Stenotype Institute 4,680 Western Dakota Voc Tech 'net 1,560 1,560
State average-South Dakota 2,315 1,487 1,622
Tennessee
(H)Aquinas Junior College 2,660 Baptist Memorial Hosp Nurs 7,200 1,350 (H)Chattanooga St Tech Comm Col 720 3,160 (H)Cleveland State Comm Col 724 3,154 (H)Columbia State Comm Col 3,146 3,146 (H)Cooper Institute 2,500 Dickson St Area Voc-Tech Sc 232 232 (H)Draughons Junior College 3,567 (H)Draughons Junior College 3,567 (H)Draughons Junior College 3,567 (H)Draughons Junior Col Bus 2,630 (H)Draughons Jr Col-Johnson City 3,567 (H)Draughons Jr Col-Knoxville 3,567
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(H) Dyersburg State Comm Col 714 2.430 East Tenn Sch PretchtMinsions 0 Hartsville St Area Vo Tech Sch 232 (H) Hiwassee College 2,970 990 1,320 21 (H) Jackson State Community Col 728 3,158 Knoxville St Area Voc -Tech Sch 232 232 Livingston St Area Vo Tech Sch 232 232 (H) Martin Methodist College 3,750 1,400 1,100 19 (H) McKenzie College 3,480 Memphis School Of Preaching 0 Methodist Hospital Sch Nurs 1,293 1,080 Middle Terniessee Sch Anest 3,950 (H) Motlow State Community Col 730 3,160 Nashville St Area Voc Tech Sch 232 (H) Nashville State Tech but 720 1,573 Newborn St Area Voc-Tech Sch 237 232 Oneida St Area Von Tech Sch 174 174 (H)Pellissippi St Tech Comm Col 726 3,156 Ripley Area Voc -Tech Sch 232 232 (H) Roane State Community College 724 3,154 (H)Rutledge College-Memphis 3,895 Saint Joseph Hosp Sch Nurs 2,350 1,080 (H)Shelby State Community Col 716 3,146 Shelbyville St Voc Tech Sch 232 232 (H)State Tech Inst Memphis 716 3,146 (H) Tomlinson College 2,880 1,070 1,390 20 (H)Tri-Ci les State Tech Inst 716 2,430 (H) Volun :et State Com Col 731 3,161 (H) Walters State Comm Col 727 3,157
State average-Tennessee 3,021 634 2,033 1,162 1,270 20
Texas
(H)Alvin Community College 434 1,394 (H)Amarillo College 720 1,680 (H) Angelina College 276 426 1,020 1,020 12 (H)Art Institute Of Houton 5,970 1,935 (H)Austin Community College 722 2,546 (H)Bauder Fashion College 5,310 17 (H) Bee County Collegc 418 3,942 860 1,220 18 (H)Blinn College 300 1,800 700 1,354 18 (H)Brazosport College 265 641 (H)Brookhaven College 804 1,854 CBM Ed Ctr San Antonio Inc 5,487 (H) Cedar Valley College 804 1,854 (H)Central Texas College 324 1174 672 1,402 15 (H) Cisco Junior College 620 900 350 1.350 21 Citizen Med Ctr Rad Tech 100 (H) Clarendon College 400 530 500 900 18 (H) College Of The Mainland 396 2,028 (H)Collin County Community Col 406 1,102 (H) Cooke County College 465 825 550 Court Reporting Institute 5,400 Dallas Inst Funeral Services 4,200
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Dollars
(H) Del Mar College 640 1,540 (H) F.astfield College 804 1,854 (H) El Centro College 804 1,854 (H) El Paso Community College 650 2,080 (H) Frank Phillips College 500 530 300 1,190 20 (H) Galveston College 318 702 Hallmark Institute Of Tech 9,095 Hendrick Med Ctr Radiography 950 (H) Hill College 645 1,045 600 1,500 19 (H) Houston Community College 1,110 2,010 (H) Howard County Jr Col District 472 472 7 (H) ITT Technical Institute 6,348 (H) Jacksonville College 2,800 2,200 1,450 20 KD Studio 7,995 (H) Kilgore College 480 888 800 1,200 20 (H) Lamar University-Orange 1,222 (H) Lamar University-Port Arthur 364 1,612 (H) Laredo Junior College 823 1,399 1,600 Latin American Bible Inst 960 840 1,960 21 (H) Lee College 267 531 (H) Lon Morris College 3,190 1,239 1,596 20 (H) McLennan Community College 432 1,992 Memorial Hosp Sys Rad Tech 250 Methodist Hosp Sch Rad Tech 0 Microcomputer Tech Inst 6,000 (H) Midland Collie 440 1,148 (H) Miss Wade's Fashion Merch 3,990 1,870 (H) Mountain View College 804 1,854 Natl Ed Ctr-Bryman Campus 4,600 Natl Ed Or Natl Inst Techn 9,375 (H) Navarro College 656 720 1,070 1,500 18 (H) North Harris Co Col East 548 596 (H) North Harris Co Col South 548 596 North Harris Co Col Tomball 548 596 (H) North Lake College 804 1,854 (H) Northeast Texas Community Col 286 394 (H) Odessa College 800 1,304 1,080 1,438 15 (H) Palo Alto College 420 (H) Panola College 248 448 500 1,490 20 (H) Paris Junior College 710 1,040 952 1,400 19 Prof Court Reporting Inc 4,050 (H) Ranger Junior College 452 644 850 1,391 20 (H) Richland College 804 1,854 (H) Saint Philip's College 610 1,282 (H) San Antonio College 610 1,282 San Antonio Training Division 2,452 (H) San Jacinto Col Central Cam 646 1,350 (H) San Jacinto Col North Cam 854 854 (H) San Jacinto Col South Cam 654 1,358 (H) South Plains College 384 600 720 1,060 14 Southwest Inst March & Design 4,500 Southwest Sch Electronics 5,740 (H) Southwest Texas Junior Col 285 1,005 702 1,548 14 Stenograph Institute Of Texas 1,235 (H) Tarrant County Jr Col District 332 3,000 (H) Temple Junior College 556 1,228 842 1,322 15 Basic student charges at 2-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Dollars
(H) Texarkana College 450 600 Texas Court Reporting College 1,235 (H) Texas Southmost Union Jr Col 680 1,904 (H) TX St Tech Inst Rio Omde/Harl 738 5,058 1,560 1,627 15 (H) TX St Tech Inst Amarillo b64 6,048 1,240 1,520 5 (H) TX St Tech last Waco 772 5,383 1,560 1,560 15 (H) TX St Te,.h Sweetwater 822 5,718 1,600 1,520 15 (H) Trinity Valley Community Col 592 2,016 630 1,250 20 (H) Tyler Junior College 590 1,100 900 1,100 19 (Fl) Vernon Regional Junior College 455 547 540 1,120 15 (H) Victoria College 376 1,336 Wadley Regional Medical Center 850 (H) Weatherford College 580 2,550 950 1,250 19 Western Technical Institute 6,600 Western Technical Institute 6,600 (H) Western Texas College 600 690 640 1,000 15 (H) Wharton County Junior College 660 1,530 660 1,050 18
State average-Texas 4,179 605 1,569 972 1,343 17
Trust Territories
(H) Comm Col Of Micronesia 1,720 1,720 588 1,764 21
Utah
(H) College Of Eastern Utah 915 2,460 675 1,140 10 (H) Dixie College 1,067 2,871 780 1,320 15 Hairitage College Of Beauty 3,500 (H) ITT Technical Institute 4,675 (H) Latter Day Saints Bus Col 1,585 1,100 Logan Business College 2,510 Painters College Of Beauty 2,100 Painters College Of Beauty 2,100 St Mark Hosp Sch Rad Tech 375 (H)Salt Lake Community College 1,128 3,129 (H) Snow College 921 2,439 960 1,425 14 (H) Stevens Henager College 5,190 1,700 Stevens-Henager Col Of Bus 5,640 1,400 (H) Utah Valley Community College 1,089 2,985 Utah Vly Hosp Sch Rad Tech 250
State average-Utah 2,793 1,024 2,777 1,103 1,295 13
Vermont
(H) Champlain College 5,580 2,300 1,690 19 (H) Community College Of Vermont 1,424 2,768 (H) Landmark College 21,650 2,000 2,000 19 New England Culinary Institute 10,880 700 820 15 Rutland Reg Med Ctr Rad Tech 500
(H) Sterling College 8,900 1,800 1,800 21 (H) Vermont Technical College 3,093 3,691 1,978 1,688 21
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Dollars
State avenge-Venue* 9,502 2,259 4,230 1,756 1,600 19
Virginia
(H) Blue Ridge Community College 783 3,815 (H) Central Virginia Comm Col 778 3,810 (H) Commonwealth College 3,975 (H) Commonwealth College 7,935 (H) Comm Host) Of Roanoke Valley 1,965 990 (H) Dabney S Lancaster Comm Cot 778 3,810 (Ii)Danville Community College 778 3, MO De Paul Hospital Sch Rad Tech 500 De Paul Med Ctr Sch Nure 3,005 21 (ii)Eastern More Community Col 839 4,073 (H) Gennuma Community College 778 3,810 (H)I Sergeant Reynolds Comm Col 790 3,822 (H) John Tyler Community College 773 4,810 Johnson & Wales College 6,780 (H) Katherine Gibbs School Vienna 5,995 (H) Lord Fairfax Community College 862 4,064 Louise Obici School Of Nursing 1,922 400 Memorial Hospital Sch Nurs 2,500 1,200 703 15 Memorial Hospital Sch Rad Tech 300 300 720 15 (H) Mountain Empire Comm Col 778 3,810 (H) National Business College 3,794 2,000 309 12 (H) New River Community Colleg: 622 3,048 Norfolk General Hosp Sch Nuts 1,772 (H) Northern Virginia Comm Col 1,167 5,715 (H)Patrick Henry Community Col 534 1,530 (H) Paul D Camp Community College 778 3,810 Phillips Business College 3,004 (H) Piedmont Virginia Comm Col i78 3,810 (H) Rappahannock Community College 950 4,600 (H) Richard Bland Col Of Wm & Mary 1,350 3,330 Richmond Mem Hosp Sch Nurs 1,800 430 Riverside Rory Sch Prof Nurs 3,363 990 1,060 Roanoke Mem Hosp Sch Red Tech 600 1,800 1,475 15 Rockingham Mem Hosp Med Tech 0 Saint Mary's Hosp Sch Rad Tech 1.000 (H) Southern Seminary Junior Col 6,400 1,725 1,725 19 (H) Southside Virginia Comm Col 785 3,816 (H) Southwest Virginia Comm Col 783 3,615 (H) Thomas Nelson Community Col 787 3,818 (H) Tidewater Community College 622 3,048 Virginia College 3,240 (H)Virginia Highlands Comm Col 778 3,810 (H)Virginia Weeem Comm Col 934 4,572 Wards Corner Beauty Academy 3,215 Winchester Medical Center Inc 6,000 (H) Wytheville Community College 788 3,819
State avenge - Virginia 3,275 800 3,651 1,194 999 16
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Dollars
Washington
(H)Art Institute Of Seattle 15,600 2,301 1,087 14 (H)Bellevue Community College 810 3,105 Bellingham Voc Tech Inst 800 3,100 (H)Big Bend Community College 792 3,087 1,890 2,070 19 (H)Centralia College 780 3,075 (H) Clark College 825 3,120 (H) Columbia Basin College 801 3,096 (H) Edmonds Community College 816 3,111 (H)Everett Community College 777 3,072 (H) Grays Harbor College 780 3,075 (H) Green River Cmty College 780 3,075 (H)Highline Community College 780 3,075 ITT Technical Institute 4,759 (H) Lower Columbia College 780 1,025 (II)North Seattle Community Col 762 3,057 (H) Olympic College 780 3,075 (H)Peninsula College 765 3,060 19 Perry Technical Institute 3,450 (H)Pierce College 259 1,024 Renton Voc-Tech Inst 760 (H)Seattle Central Community Col 762 3,057 (H)Seattle Comm Col South Cam 762 3,057 (H)Shoreline Community College 768 3,063 (H)Skagit Valley College 780 3,075 (H)South Puget Sound Comm Col 783 3,078 (H) Spokane Community College 780 3,075 (H) Spokane Palls Community Col 780 3,075 Spokane Tecnrucal Institute 5,15 (H) Tacoma Community College 771 3,066 (H) Walla Walla Commtnay Colleg. 780 1,025 (H) Wenatchee Valley College 780 1,027 1,200 1,800 19 (H) Whatcom Community College 745 3,040 (H) Yakima Valley Community Col 780 3,075 19
State average-Washington 7,251 763 2,784 1,797 1,632 18
West Virginia
(H)Beckley College 1,480 Cabell County Voc Tech Ctr 1,100 (H)Huntington Junior College 2,970 James Rumey Voc Tech CU 050 750 Marion County Voc Tech Ctr 600 600 Mercer County Voc Tech Ctr 3,000 3,000 Monongalia Co Tech Ed Ctr 1,050 Ohio Vly Gen Hop Xray Tech 540 540 (H)Parkersburg Community College 624 2,088 (H) Potomac State Coil -WV Univ 978 2,558 970 1,390 21 Raleigh Co Voc Tech Ca 900 900 Rutledge College 8,595 Saint Marys Hospital Soh Nuts 5,503 1,560 (H) Salem College Clarksburg 5,400 (H) Southern WV Comm Col 906 2,288
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Dollars
(H) WV Northern Comm Col 630 2,094 Wheeling Hoap Prog Rad Tech 325
State average -Weal Virginia 4,046 998 1,646 1,265 1,390 21
Wisconsin
Acme Institute Of Technology 6,370 Acme Institute Of Technology 6,370 Beloit Mem Hosp Sch Rad Tech 0 (H) Blackhawk Technical College 2,200 6,710 (H) Chippewa Valley Technical Col 3,096 9,112 Columbia Hosp Sch Rad Tech 300 2,548 (H) Fox Valley Technical College 2,400 8,400 2,000 (H) Gateway Technical College 1,950 8,150 Lac Courte Orel Iles Ojibwa Cc 1,500 (H) Lakeshore VTAE District 1,816 8,421 Luther Hon, Sch Rad Tech 900 (H) Madison Business College 2,725 (H) Milwaukee Area VTAE District 1,801 4,773 (H) Nicolet VTAE District 1,500 6,550 (H) North Central VTAE District 3,284 9,303 1,176 732 19 St Catherine Hosp Sch Rad Tech 1,948 Saint Francis Hosp Sch Anesth 1,500 St Mary's Med Ctr Sch Rad Tech 1,100 (H) Stratton College 4,800 Theda Clark Reg Medl Ctr Xray 750 (H)Univ Of Wisconsin Centers 1,360 4,120 (H) Waukesha County Technical Col 2,927 8,564 (H) Western Wisconsin Tech Col 1,066 7,483 900 (H) Wisconsin Area VTAE Dist #4 2,181 6,691 (H) Wisconsin Area VTAE-Mid-State 2,486 2,938 (H) Wise Area VTAE-Moraine Park 2,845 8.482 (H) Wisconsin Area VTAE-Northeast 2,181 6,691 (H) Wis Indianhead District VTAE 2,959 8,972
State average-Wisconsin 2,355 2,253 7,210 1,656 732 19
Wyoming
(H) BLTAVyoming Technical lint 6,700 (H)Casper College 570 1,296 830 1.270 20 (H)Central Wyoming College 580 1,306 795 1.662 17 (H)Eastern Wyoming College 524 1,250 1,850 900 17 Frontier School Of The Bible 900 500 900 21 (H) Laramie County Community Col 600 1,318 (H) Northwest Community College 634 1,360 900 1,200 19 (H) Sheridan cutlege (26 1,352 890 1,300 19 West Park Hoap Sch Rad Tech 700 700 (H) Western Wyoming Comm Col 554 1,280 720 1,374 13
State average-Wyoming 3,800 599 1,233 926 1,229 18 4-Year Institutions Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Pt blie Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
Alabama
(H) Alabama Agri And Mech Univ 1.134 2,026 1,350 1,710 794 1,242 21 (H) Alabama State University 1,074 2,034 1,155 2,235 810 810 20 (H) Amer Mat Psychoth-Grad Sch 10,800 (H) Athens State College 1,215 2,310 675 (H) Auburn Univ At Montgomery 1,155 3,465 1,155 3,465 1,200 (H) Auburn University Main Campus 1,323 3,969 1,323 3,969 1,300 (H) Birmingham Southern College 7,500 5,500 1,190 1,875 14 (H) Faulkner University 3,600 550 750 21 (H) Huntingdon College 4,750 930 1,880 19 (H)International Bible College 1,974 750 (H) Jacksonville State University 1,100 1,500 1,150 1,575 750 1,106 20 (H) Judson College 3,588 20 Livingston University (H) 1,275 1,275 933 933 555 1,083 14 (H) Miles College 3,760 900 1,400 19 (H) Mobile College 4,050 2,750 21 (H) Oakwood College 5,178 1,206 1,809 21 (H) Samford University 4,530 4,770 1,298 1,472 19 (H) Southeastern Bible College 3,400 600 1,800 490 21 (H) Spring Hill College 7,510 2,485 1,900 1,760 19 (H) Stillman College 3,050 990 1,365 20 (H) Talladega College 3,512 990 1,040 21 (H) The University Of Alabarn; 1,642 4,056 1.642 4,056 1,480 1,024 15 (H) Troy State Univ Main Campus 1,375 2,005 1,215 1,417 825 1,236 20 (H) Troy State Univ At Dothan 1,110 1,374 1,404 1,584 (H) Troy Slate Univ Montgomery 1,135 850 (H) Tuskegee University 4,850 4,850 1,230 1,120 19 (H) United States Sports Academy 5,100 (H) Univ Of Alabama At Birmingham 1.695 3,255 1,845 3,555 (H) Univ Of Alabama In Huntsville 1,611 3,222 1,503 3,006 1,530 (H) University Of Montevallo 1,500 2,414 1,714 2,694 1,378 940 21 (H) University Of North Alabama 1,090 1,490 1,196 1,596 928 1,180 20 (H)University Of South Alabama 1,731 2,131 1,551 1,851 1,050 1.230 16 (H) Univ Of South Alabama-Baldwin 1,731 2,131 1,551 1,851
State average-Alabama 4,375 1,347 2,416 4,607 1,346 2,366 1,080 1,241 19
Alaska
(H) Alaska Bible College 2,250 1,500 1,500 21 (H) Alaska Pacific University 6,000 4,356 1,620 1,950 14 (H) Sheldon Jackson College 4,896 1,900 2,200 20 (H) Univ Of Alaska Anchorage 970 2,794 1,408 2,758 1,800 (H) Univ Of Alaska Fairbanks 1,332 3,156 1,770 3,120 1,040 1,500 19 (H) Univ Of Alaska Juneau 932 2,756 1,370 2,720 1.600
State average-Alaska 4,382 1,078 2,902 4.356 1,516 2,866 1,577 1,788 19
Arizona
(H) American Grad Sch Management 8,485 1,368 2,000 19 (H) American Indian Bible College 2,842 936 1,404 19 (H)Arizona College Of The Bible 3,550 1,420 (H) Arizona State Vniversity 1,278 4,868 1,278 4,868 1,508 1,371 15 Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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(H) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ 4,600 1,350 1,440 19 (H) Frank Lloyd Wright Sch Of Arch 5,000 (H)Fuller Theo Sem In Arizona 4,500 (H) Grand Canyon College 3,036 3,036 994 1,100 20 (H) Northern Arizona University 1,278 4,336 1,278 4,336 1,086 1,135 15 (H) Nova University 5,300 9,460 1,880 (H) Ottawa University 2,640 (H)Prescott College 3,750 Soutnen, .,k riZ002 Bible College 1,480 1,050 800 20 SW Sch Missions Indep Bib Irit 70 600 (H) Svestm Consery Bapt Bible Col 3,760 1,200 450 5 Sweetwater Bible College 756 756 (H)University Of Arizona 1,278 4,866 1,278 4,866 1,204 1,716 20 (H) Western International Univ 4,585 5,405
State avenge - Arizona 3,031 1,278 4,690 5,235 1,278 4,690 1,216 1,268 17
Arkansas
(H) Arkansas Baptist College 1,670 (H) Arkansas College 4,810 21 (H) Arkansas State Univ Main Cam 1,250 2,500 1,450 2,700 545 10 (H) Arkansas Tech University 1,090 2,140 1,152 2,304 900 1,040 20 (H) Central Baptist College 2,000 700 1,000 19 (H) Harding University Main Campus 3,795 3,795 1,000 1,332 21 (H) Henderson State University 1,070 2,120 1,008 2,016 776 888 12 (H) Hendrix College 5,475 900 1,455 20 (H) John Brown University 4,145 945 1,600 21 (H) Ouachita Baptist University 3,900 1,170 730 1,170 20 (H) Philander Smith C.'llege 2,236 (H)Southern Arkansas Univ Main 1,080 1,710 1,272 1,902 20 (HP Southern Baptist College 2,622 576 1,134 20 (H) Univ Arkansas At Little Rock 1,250 3,150 1,640 3,554 (H) Univ Arkansas For Med Sci 1,693 3,583 2,753 5,413 1,320 (H) Univ Arkansas Pine Bluff 1,080 2,570 305 515 15 (H) Univ Arkansas Fayetteville 1,250 3,150 1,650 3,550 20 (H)Univ Arkansas Monticello 1,150 2,640 (H)University Of Central Arkansas 1,080 2,160 1,080 2,160 984 970 21 (H)University 01 The Ozarks 2,300 810 1,100 21
State average-Arkansas 3,255 1,199 2,572 2,483 1,501 2,950 829 1,062 19
California
(H) Amer Bapt Sem Of The West 3,625 (H) American Conservatory Theatre 6,900 6,900 (H) Amer Film Inst/Ctr Adv Stud 7,500 Ami Montessori Tchr Tr Ctr 4,325 (H)Antioch (Los Angeles) 5,700 5,700 (H)Antioch (San Francisco) 5,415 6,315 (H) Antioch (Santa Barbara) 5,700 5,700 (H)Armstrong College 3,498 3,318 (H)Art Center College Of Design 7,916 7,916 (H) Art Inst Of Southern Cal 4,670 (H) Azusa Pacific University 7,160 3,240 850 950 21 (H)Bethany Bible College 4,650 20
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student I student student I student
Bethesda School Of Theology 1,800 3,000 (H)Biota University 7,296 6,910 1,775 1,590 20 (H) Brooks Inst Of Photography 6,450 5,850 C 0 Jur.,:, Inst Of Los Angeles 1,500 (H) California Baptist College 4,264 3,248 1,232 1,584 21 California Christian Institute 3,682 (H) CA Col Of Arts And Crafts 7,760 7,760 1,950 (H) CA Col Of Podiatric Med 500 (H)California Family Study Center 6,526 CA Inst Clinical Social Work 6,000 (H)California Institute Of Arts 9,250 9,250 1,800 2,565 21 (H) CA Inst Of Integral Studies 6,570 (H)California Institute Of Tech 11,709 11,643 2,008 1 ,680 10 Calif International Univ 3,120 3,060 (H)California Lutheran University 8,350 2,880 1,800 1,900 21 (H)California Maritime Academy 1,111 3,531 1,339 2,216 (H) CA Poly St U-San Luis Obispo 925 4,680 925 4,680 1,683 1,773 19 (H) CA Sch Prof Poe At L A 10,003 (H) CA Sch Prof Psyc Berkeley 9,890 (H) CA Sch Prof Psyc Fresno 9,890 (H)Calif State Col-Bakerfield 795 4,680 795 4,680 1,700 1,569 19 (H)Calif St Poly Univ Pomona 760 4,680 760 4,680 1,848 1,758 19 (H)Calif St Univ Dominguez Hills 766 4,680 766 4,680 (H)Calif St Univ Fresno 820 4,680 820 4,680 1,532 1,700 19 (H)Calif St Univ Fullerton 856 4,680 856 4,680 (H)Calif St Univ Long Beach 796 4,680 796 4,680 2,890 1,198 19 (H)Calif St Univ Los Angeles 789 4,680 789 4,680 (H)Calif St Univ Northridge 876 4,680 876 4,680 (H)Calif St Univ San Bernardino 819 4,680 819 4,680 1,794 1,568 19 (H)Calif St Univ Chico 808 4,680 808 4,680 1,876 1,502 19 (H) Calif St Univ Hayward 799 4,680 799 4,680 (H)Calif St Univ Sacramento 790 4,680 790 4,680 1,890 1,990 15 (H) Calif St Univ Stanislaus 810 4,680 810 4,680 1,600 1,687 19 California Theol Seminary 6,975 Ctr Psychological Study 4,500 (H) Chapman College 10,600 4,770 1,690 2,110 19 (H) Chapman Col-Academic Centers 3,000 5,000 (H) Charles 11 Drew Univ Med & Sci 500 (H)Christ College Irvine 6,400 6,400 2,310 (H)Christian Heritage College 5,250 19 (H) Church Divinity Sch Of Pacific 4,800 985 1.840 15 (H)Claremont Graduate School 10,830 (H) Claremont Mckenna College 11,870 1,990 2,320 19 (H) Cogswell College 6,880 (H)College Of Notre Dame 7,350 5,520 2.750 1.340 19 (H) Col Osteo Med Of Pacific 3,380 (H) Columbia College-Hollywood 4,500 (H)Devry Inst Tech Los An 6,725
(H) Dominican Col San Rafael 7,938 6.703 2.540 1.570 14 (H) Dominican Sch Philosophy&Theo 4,365 4,365 (H)Edison Technical College 8,685 Eubanks Consery Music And Arts 2,000 2,000 Five Branches Institute 4,000 Franciscan School Of Theology 3,830 Fresno Hosp & Med Ctr Med Tech 0 (H) Fresno Pacific College 6,270 1.280 1,810 19 (H)Fuller Theological Seminary 5,620 (H) Golden Gate Baptist Seminary 1,125 900
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivateIn-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Golden Gate University 3,330 3,860 (H) Graduate Theological Union 7,000 Great Western University 1,890 (H) Harvey Mudd College 12.020 2,480 2,400 19 (H) Hebrew Union College Calif Br 5,500 (H) Holy Names College 7,370 7,370 1,770 1,900 19 (H) Humboldt State University 846 4,680 846 4,680 1,897 1,444 (f1) Humphreys College 3,254 Immaculate Heart Col Center 2,520 Inst Adv Stdy Human Sexuality 6,900 Inst For Creation Research 1,200 (H)Inst Transpersonal Psychology 6,500 (H)International Sch Of Theology 4,190 (H) ITT Technical hest West Covina 6,407 (H)Jesuit School Of Theology 4,500 2,450 (H) John F Kennedy University 5.400 5,496 (H)Life Bible College 2,880 16 (H)Lincoln University 1.629 1,399 (H)Los Angeles Col Chiropractic 10,194 (H)Loyola Marymount University 8,615 3,432 2,092 1,886 20 ML King Jr Chas R Drew Med Ctr 500 (H) Menlo College 10.550 (H) Mennonite Brethren Bible Scm 3,580 (H)Mills College 11,290 10,000 4,750 3,167 19 (H) Monterey Inst Internat'l Stud 9,500 9,500 Montessori Elem Tchr Train Ctr 2,150 2,150 (H) Mount Saint Mary's College 8.150 2,430 1,333 2,567 20 (H)National University 6.540 6,540 (H)Naval Postgraduate School 6,000 6,000 (H) New College Of California 4,400 4,840 (H) Northrop University 11,816 7,256 8,460 Northwestern Polytechnic Univ 5.400 2,892 (H)Occidental College 12.077 12,077 2,118 2,382 21 (H)Otis Ad Inst/Parsons Sch Des 8,200 8,200 2,050 (H)Pacific Christian College 4,440 3,360 15 (H)Pacific Chad Sch Of Psyc 9,674 (H)Pacific Oaks College 5,880 3,920 (H)Pacific School Of Religion 4,400 900 1,458 15 (H)Pacific Union College 7,320 7,320 1,515 1,155 20 Pacific Western University 2.200 3,150 (H)Pasadena Col Chiropractic 8,100 (H)Patten College 3.070 1,540 2,250 14 (H)Pepperdine University 12,115 7,830 2,840 2.110 19 (H)Piteer College 12.986 2,160 1.830 19 (H)Point Loma Nazarene College 5,925 6,789 1,320 1.680 20 (H) Pomona College 11,900 21 Professional Sch Psychology 6,500 (H) Rand Grad Sch Policy Studies 9,500 Rudolf Steiner College 4,400 Ryokan College 4,800 4,800 Saint Johns Seminary 3,400 (H)Saint Johns Seminary Co'lege 660 440 15 Saint Joseph Hosp Med Tech 0 (H)Saint Joseph's College 5,000 (H)Saint Mary's College Of Calif 8.566 7,480 2.159 2.159 19 (H)Saint Patrick's Seminary 3.000 700 2.100 21 Samra Univ Of Oriental Med 3,600 3.600 (H) Samuel Merritt Col Nursing 3.565 21
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Tuition and required fees. Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) San Diego State University 802 4,680 802 4,680 2,028 1,456 14 (H) San Francisco Art Institute 8,360 8,360 3,200 1,600 12 (H) San Francisco Consery Music 7,350 7,350 (H) San Francisco State University 804 4,680 804 4,680 1,968 1,220 (H) San Francisco Theol Seminary 4,500 (H) San Jose Bible College 4,224 16 (H) San Jose State University 854 4,680 854 4,680 2,104 1,944 19 (H)Santa Clara University 8,784 6,264 2.583 1,803 19 (H) Saybrook Institute 6,100 Sch Med Tech Orosamont Hosp 0 0 Sch Med Tech Children's Hosp 0 (H) Sch Of Theology At Claremont 5,510 1,485 1,050 10 Scripps Clinic & Fdn Med Tech 0 (H)Scripps College 11,800 2,460 2,800 19 Scripps Mem Hosp Sch Med Tech 3,000 (H) Shasta Bible College 2,880 (H) Simpson College 4,600 3,600 1,100 1,650 20 (H) Sonoma State University 822 4,680 822 4,680 1,871 1,569 19 South Bay lo University 4,040 4,000 (H)Southern California College 5,512 3,888 1,400 1,500 20 (H)Southern Calif Inst Arch 7,880 7,880 (H)Stanford University 12,636 12,636 2,459 2,796 19 (H)Starr King School For Ministry 3,300 (H) The Fielding Institute 6,360 (H) The Master's College 4,950 3,440 910 1,880 19 (H) The National Hispanic Univ 2,806 2,806 The School For Deacons 1,750 1,750 200 2 (H) The Wright Institute 9,100 (H) Thomas Aquinas College 8,580 (H) Univ Of California-Berkeley 1,532 6,038 1,747 6,163 (H) Univ Of California-Davis 1,531 6,337 1,500 6,306 3,990 19 (H)Univ Of California-Irvine 1,585 6,092 1,573 6,079 15 (H) Univ Of California-Los Angeles 1,491 6,297 1,477 6.283 19 (H)Univ Of California-Riverside 1,506 6,012 1,485 5,991 (H)Univ Of California-San Diego 1,614 6,120 1,588 6,094 2,475 2,724 14 (H)iTniv California-San Francisco 1,533 6,039 1,533 6,039 (H) Univ California-Santa Barbara 1,531 6,038 1,483 5,989 3,791 600 21 (H)Univ California-Santa Cruz 1,681 6,187 1,677 6,183 3,000 1.197 14 (H)University Of Judaism 5.780 5,780 2.400 1,775 19 (H)University Of Laverne 8,390 5,200 1,648 1,860 14 (H)University Of Redlands 11,110 6,604 3.766 2,000 19 (H)University Of San Diego 8,550 7,250 2,850 1,700 14 (H)University Of San Francisco 8,430 5,922 1.288 775 14 (H)University Of The Pacific 11,968 11,968 1,806 2,676 21 (H)University Of West Los Angeles 3.000 (H) US International University 7,980 5,430 2,250 1,590 19 (H) West Coast Christian College 2,955 960 1.440 20 (H) West Coast University 5,400 4,050 Western Orduate Sch Psychology 6,495 Western Inst Social Research 3.000 3,000 (H) Western St Univ Col Law Orange 7,870 (H) Wstm St Univ C Law San Diego 7,691 (H)Westminster Theological Sent 4,090 (H) Westmont College 8,670 2.240 1,980 21 (H) Whittier College 10,782 6,300 2.114 1.866 19 (H) Woodbury University 7.626 6,825 2.340 2 100 18 (H) World College West 7,100 21 World University Of America 200 Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Pt blic Room Board week for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-StateOut-of-State board student student student student
Yuin University 4,000 2,700
State avenge-California 6,S91 1,057 5,090 5,306 1,187 5,002 2,056 1,803 18
Colorado
(H) Adam State College 1,292 3,256 1,390 3,550 1,270 1,310 17 (H)Beth El College Of Nursing 3,420 (14)Colorado College 10,24C 7,300 1,450 1,465 20 (H) Colorado School Of Mines 3,475 9,057 3,475 9,057 1,740 1,575 19 (11) Colorado State University 1,891 5.5i7 2,125 5,801 1,448 1,728 21 (11)Colorado Technical College 3,900 (H) Denver Conservative Bapt Sem 3,945 3,360 (11)Denver Technical College 5,100 Economics Institute 9,620 9,620 1,800 (14) Fort Lewis College 1,274 4,428 950 1,610 19 (H)Iliff School Of Theology 4 800 2,475 (H) Mesa State College 1,268 3,258 1,248 1,470 19 (H)Metropolitan State College 1,332 4,340 (H) Naropa Institute 6,000 6,000 National Theatre Conservatoty 6,500 Penrose Hosp Med Tech Ed Pros 1,386 Peoples Bible College 565 630 630 21 (H) Regis College 8,440 3,495 1,970 2,110 20 Rocky Mt Montessori Tchr Tr 2,300 (H)Saint Thomas Seminary 3,912 1,875 1,875 21 (H) Univ Of Colorado At Boulder 1,924 7,802 2,294 7,604 1,592 1,546 20 (H) Univ Of Colorado At Denver 1.304 5,714 1,790 6,010 (H) Univ Colorado Health Sci Ctr 3,007 9,021 3,186 9,558 (11) Univ Colorado-Co Springs 1,482 4,516 1,684 5,070 (H) University Of Denver 10.041 10,041 20 (H)Univ Of Northern Colorado 1,336 4,202 1,852 4,454 1,276 1,676 19 (H) Univ Of Southern Colorado 1,412 4,948 1,412 4,948 1,356 1,786 19 (H) US Air Force Academy 0 0 0 0 21 (H) Western State College Colorado 986 3,452 1,050 3,650 1,226 1,378 19
State average - Colorado 6,370 1,570 4,969 5,391 2,026 5,970 1,510 1,440 20
Connecticut
(H) Albertus Magnus College 8,110 2,095 2.270 19 (H)Bridgeport Engineering Inst 3,840 (H)Central Connecticut State Univ 1.549 3,879 1,743 4,073 1,488 1,438 21 (H) Connecticut College 12,900 1,675 2.175 21 (H) Fasten% Connecticut State Univ 1,550 3,880 1,700 4,090 1,468 1,362 19 (H)Fairfield University 9,325 3,060 2,700 1,800 21 3,410 (H) Holy Apostles College & Sem 955 955 21 (H)Paler College Of Art Inc 8,092 (H)Post College 6,600 1,637 1,773 19 (H) Quinnipiac College 8,240 8,400 2,700 1,100 (H) Sacred Heart University 6,600 (H) Saint Basil's College 5,060 1,500 1,500 21 (H)Saint Joseph College 7,900 3,330 1,945 1,730 15 (H) Southern Connecticut St Univ 1,388 3,718 1,606 3,926 1.660 1,356 19 (H) St Alphonsus College 3,300 (H) The Hartford Graduate Center 5,166
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H)Trinity College 12,840 4,010 2,360 1,600 19 (H)United States Coast Guard Acad 0 0 4,800 21 (H)University Of Bridgeport 9,444 9,284 2,380 2,030 19 (H)University Of Cotmecticut 2,293 6,233 2,670 6,150 1,420 1,370 15 (H) University Of Hartford 10,000 4,680 2,730 1,800 (H)University Of New Haven 7,720 5,778 2.500 1,650 18 (H) Wesleyan University 13,325 13,300 2,450 2,095 12 (H) Western Connecticut State Univ 1,551 3,881 1,577 3,707 1,594 1,192 21 Yale New Haven Hosp/Food Nutri 1,000 3,360 (H) Yale University 13,230 12,710 2,650 2,450 21
State average-Connecticut 8,330 1,389 3,599 6,429 1,859 4,389 2,063 1,822 19
Delaware
(14)Delaware State College 1,100 2,450 1,260 1,980 1,300 1.000 20 (H) Goldey Beacom College 4,170 2.226 (H)University Of Delaware 2,738 6,478 2,560 6,300 1,520 1,220 19 (14) Wesley College 6,150 1.825 1.700 19 (H) Widener Univ Delaware Campus 5,880 2.050 2,050 19 (H) Wilmington College 4,190 4,155 1,480
State avenge-Delaware 5,098 1.919 4,464 4,155 1,910 4,140 1,734 1,493 19
District Of Columbia
(H) American University 10,600 8,814 3,024 1,850 19 (H)Catholic University Of America 9,565 9,520 2,840 1.980 15 (H)Corcoran School Of Art 6,840 2.366 (H)De. Sales School Of Theology 3,325 (H)Defense Intelligence College 0 0 District Of Columbia Sch Law 2,650 8,550 (H) Dominican House Studies 3,30J (H) Gallaudet Uuiversity 3,054 3,054 1,600 1,700 21 (H) George Washington University 9,771 6,615 3.040 2,166 14 (H) Georgetown University 11,998 9,898 2.770 1,750 19 (H) Howard University 5.005 5,705 1,750 Intal Inst Interior Design 4,971 (H) Mount Vernon College 9,632 2,608 2.608 19 (H)Oblate College 3,350 3,350 2.250 2,250 21 (H)Southeastern University 6,816 6,300 (H)Strayer College 3,645 3.375 (H)Trinity College 8,623 8.844 2,528 2,870 19 (H) Univ Of D C 664 2.464 1.264 2,464 (H) Wesley Theological Seminary 5.700 1,570 1.450 12
State svg-District of Columbia 7,221 332 2,464 5.985 1,305 5,507 2.395 2.069 18
Florida
(H)Art Inst Of Fort Lauderdale 2,550 (H)Baptist Bible Institute 1.254 900 (H)Barry University 7.090 3.080 2.055 20 (H)Bethune Cookman Cllege 3.875 1,149 1,288 21 (H) Carib Ctr Adv Stud/Mi Inst Pyc 3,985 5,080
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Board week for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H)Clearwater Christian C 3,736 570 855 21 (H)College Of Boca Raton 8,700 2,000 1,800 19 Desist° College Inc 15,776 1,800 1,200 19 (H)Eckerd College 9,730 1,280 1,750 21 (H)Edward Waters College 3,116 1,800 1,600 18 (H)Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ 5,080 3,600 1,480 1,560 20 (H)Flagler College 3,880 950 1,470 21 (H)Florida A And M Univ 1,194 3,682 1,709 4,624 1,393 965 15 (H)Florida Atlantic University 1,227 3,842 1,227 3,477 1,150 (H)Florida Bible College 2,680 1,200 500 5 (H)Florida Christian College, Inc 2,500 1,200 (H)Florida Institute Of Tech 6,885 8,256 1,317 1,644 20 (H)Florida International Univ 1,136 3,687 1,585 4,584 1,860 1,482 15 (H)Florida Southern College 5,100 1,325 2,075 21 (H)Florida State University 1,165 3,717 1,595 4,594 1,470 1,383 15 (H)Fort Lauderdale College 2,575 Gulf Shore Christian College 870 (H)Hobe Sound Bible College 2,'770 630 1,350 21 !flint Col Cayman Islands 2,175 2,130 International Seminary 1,000 1,400 (H)Jacksonville University 4,935 3,145 660 730 (H)Liberty Christian College 2,100 1,600 920 1,200 14 Luther Rice Seminary 2,340 2,340 (H) Miami Christian College 5,480 1,740 455 985 20 (H)Nati Ed Ctr-Tampa Tech Inst 6,191 New College /Univ So Fla 1,183 3,838 1,650 900 21 Northwood Inst-Fla Ed Ctr 6,228 750 660 20 (H)Nova University 5,300 1,880 (H)Palm Beach Atlantic College 4,650 1.200 600 19 (H)Ringling Sch Art And Design 6,600 1,700 2,100 20 (H)Rollins College 10,881 9,240 1,895 1,620 (H)Saint John Vianney College Sem 5,500 900 2,100 21 (H)Saint Leo College 6,450 1,340 1.640 14 (H)Saint Vincent De Paul Reg Sent 2,000 2,500 2,500 21 (H)Seastm Col Assemblies Of God 2,100 990 1,210 20 So Baptist Ctr Biblical Stud 1,200 1,500 Southwest Florida College 2,250 2.250 2,400 (H)Spurgeon Baptist Bible College 2,650 600 900 20 St Michael Aced Eschatology 350 450 (H)Stetson University 7,675 4,080 1.575 1,505 21 (H)Talmudis _.ollege Of Florida 4,500 4,500 1.200 1,800 21 Trinity Baptist College 2,200 800 1.400 21 Trinity College 1,965 2,290 900 900 21 Trinity Inst Biblical Sr id 600 UECU Undergraduate Studies 6.600 United Bible College & Sent 1,680 2,000 (H)University Of Central Florida 1.155 3,769 1,596 4,595 1.436 1.650 19 (H)University Of Florida 1,154 3,706 1,587 4.585 1,390 1.810 21 (H)University Of Miami 10,801 7,996 2,` 80 1.820 20 (H)University Of North Florida 940 3,012 1,181 3,430 1.'00 University Of Sarasota 2,025 (H)University Of South Florida 1,190 3,741 1,615 4,613 1,240 1,510 20 (H)University Of Tampa 8,450 1.520 1.600 15 (H)University Of West Florida 1.116 3,605 1,173 3,422 1,370 (H)Warner Southern College 4.657 990 1,325 13 (H)Webber College 4,870 2,700 800 1,740 19 Yeshiva Gedolab Of Gr Miami 3,000 3.0X) 1,500 1,500 21
Zoe College Incorporated 1,135 1 135
52 Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In -State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
State average-Florida 4,522 1,146 3,660 3,102 1,474 4,214 1,383 1,433 19
Georgia
(H) Agnes Scott College 9,055 2.133 1.422 21 (H) Albany State College 1,476 2,349 1,476 2,349 1.350 1.170 21 (H) Amer Col For Applied Arts 5,550 2,925 (H) Armstrong State College 1,269 3,471 1,269 3,471 1,500 1,095 15 (H) Atlanta Christian College 2,716 700 1,890 20 (H) Atlanta College Of Art 6,500 2,600 (H) Augusta College 1,296 3,585 1,296 3,585 (H) Berry College 5,400 4,800 1,260 1.530 10 Beulah Heights Bible College 1,480 5 (H) Brenau College 10,300 1,782 19 (H) Brewton-Parker College 2,700 850 1,080 20 Carver Bible Institute And Col 1,040 714 (H) Clark College 4,963 910 1,500 20 (H) Clayton State College 1,146 3,435 (H) Columbia Theological Seminary 3,460 1,705 1,908 18 (H) Columbus College 1,317 3,606 1,317 3,606 (H) Covenant College 5,990 1,370 1.620 21 (H) Devry Institute Of Technology 6,085 (H) Emmanuel School Of Ministries 2.925 960 1,230 21 (H) Emory University 11,210 11,210 2,728 1.800 20 (H) Fort Valley State College 1,467 3,756 1,467 3,756 990 1,170 19 Georgia Baptist College 1,550 1,550 (H) Georgia College 1,353 3,642 1.353 3,642 750 966 10 (H) Georgia bast Tech Main Cam 1, on4 5,598 1,896 5,598 1,500 (H) Georgia Southern College 1,446 3,735 1.446 3,735 9% 1,350 21 (H) Georgia Southwe3tern College 1,386 3,675 1,386 3.675 825 1.125 20 (H) Georgia State University 1,585 5,276 1,083 3,543 Immanuel Baptist Theo Sem 1,210 1,560 (H) Interdenominational Theo Ctr 2,500 2,200 1.260 19 (H) Kennesaw State College 4,248 8,298 4,062 8,112 (H) La Grange College 4,182 1.020 1,575 21 (H) Life Chiropractic College 6,250 (H) Medical College Of Georgia 1,711 4,747 1,711 4,747 846 (H) Mercer University In Atlanta 5,467 3,900 (H) Mercer University Main Campus 7,002 7,200 1.443 1.700 21 (H) Morehouse College 4,900 1.620 1,560 20 Natl Ctr Paralegal Training 2,950 2,950 1.275 (H) North Georgia College 1,386 3,675 1,386 3.675 945 1.080 21 (H) Oglethorpe University 7,500 2.480 1.120 19 (H) Paine College 4,500 950 1.400 20 (H) Piedmont College 2,565 1,224 1,326 20 (H) Savannah Col Art And Design 5,700 5,700 2,350 (H) Sava .uth State College 1,461 3,750 1,461 3,750 870 1.155 21 (H) Shorter College 4,700 954 1.906 21 (H) Southern College Of Technology 1,323 3,612 1,323 3,612 975 1.200 15 (H) Spelman College 5,072 2,130 1.550 21 (H) Toccoa Falls College 4,110 2.410 1,500 21 (H) University Of Georgia 1.839 4,875 1,839 4,875 1,200 1,500 7 (H) Valdosta State College 1,422 3,711 1,422 3,711 825 1,245 20 (H) Wesleyan College 6.360 1 390 2,000 20 (H) West Georgia College 1,455 3,744 1,455 3,744 981 1.029 15 Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-StateOut-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student ntudent student student
State average - Georgia 4,998 1,604 4,134 4,237 1,592 4,066 1,406 1,405 18
Guam
(H)University Of Guam 612 924 627 789 867
Hawaii
(H) Brigham Young Univ Hawaii Cain 1,350 1,120 1,110 20 (H) Chaminade Univ Of Honolulu 5,250 2,970 1,463 1,950 14 (H)Hawaii Loa College 7,100 20 (H) Hawaii Pacific College 3,900 3,900 2,250 (H)Intnl Col Grad Sch Theo 2,010 2,130 Japan-America Inat Mgt Sci 9,500 (H)University Of Hawaii At Hilo 1,100 3,490 950 1,396 14 (H)University Of Hawaii At Manoa 1,227 3,777 1,437 4,477 1,207 947 10 (H) West Oahu College 790 2,490
State average-Hawaii 3,922 1,039 3,252 4,625 1,437 4,477 1,398 1,351 16
Idaho
(H)Boise Bible College 1,200 19 (H) Boise State University 1,098 2,998 1,432 3,532 2,290 1,281 10 (H) College Of Idaho 8,219 800 1,500 10 (H)Idaho State University 1,000 2,900 1,334 3,234 729 1,739 19 (H) Lewis-Clark State College 1,040 2,940 500 1,890 19 (H) Northwest Nazarene College 5,191 975 1,434 i.: (H)University Of Idaho 1,048 3,048 1,382 3,382 968 1,392 21
State average-Idaho 4,870 1,047 2,972 ERR 1,383 3,383 1,044 1,539 16
Illinois
Aero-Space Institute 3,000 (H)Alfred Adler Inst Chicago 6,360 (H)American Islamic College 2,250 1,750 (H)Augustana College 7,848 1,413 1,530 20 (H) Aurora University 6,850 6,850 1,512 1,620 20 Barat College 6,426 1,500 1,678 19 (H) Bethany Theological Seminary 3,312 1,332 (H) Blackburn College 6,520 1,420 1,720 20 (H)Blessing College Of Nursing 5,650 1,400 (H)Bradley University 7,534 4,588 1,815 1,435 20 1H) Brisk Rabbinical College 2,100 1.600 18 (H)Catholic Theo Union At Chicago 5,976 2,080 2,175 21 (H)Chicago School Of Prof Nye 8,870 (H) Chicago State University 1,472 4,136 1,580 4,460 (H) Chicago Theological Seminary 3,900 3,150 Christian Life College 1,600 1,700 (H) College Of Saint Francis 5,970 1,410 1,610 19 (H) Columbia College 5,056 3,768 (H) Concordia College 5,408 4,824 1,041 1,929 20 (H) Depaul University 6,894 4,782 2,239 1,300 21
54 C.u 1 Basic student chuges at 4-year postsecondary educe iou institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required ft.% Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Board week for Private In-State Out -.f -StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State he and student student student student
4,802 1,022 1,366 20 (14)Eastern Illinois University 1,814 4,478 1,922 (II)Elmhurst College 6,416 1.430 1.420 20 (H)Eureka College 6,950 1,145 1,700 21 (H)Forest Institute Of Prof Psyc 10,185 (H) Garrett-Evangelical Theol Sem 2,200 1,140 1,635 15 (H) Governors State University 1,396 4,108 1,480 4,360 (H) Greenville College 6,583 1,380 1,730 21 (H)Harrington Inst Interior Des 6,473 (H) Hebrew Theological College 3,610 3,000 1,320 1,760 21 1.750 15 (H)Illinois Benedictine College 6,900 1.330 (H)Illinois College 5,000 1,200 1,500 19 (H)Illinois College Of Optometry 13,048 1.800 (H)Illinois Institute Of Tech 9,480 9,480 2,232 2.125 21 Illinois Missionary Bapt Inst 210 390 (H)Illinois School Of Prof Psyc 9,540 (H)Illinois State University 1,937 4,865 1,961 4.937 1,100 1.229 18 (Ii)Illinois Wesleyan University 8,425 1,550 1,535 20 Industrial Engineering College 3,700 Tntemational Acid Merch & Des 5,870 (H)'seller Graduate School Of Mgt 5,000 (H) Kendall College 6,051 1,725 2.052 15 Knowledge Systems Institute 6,000 6,000 (H) Knox College 9,822 1.323 1.665 20 (H) Lake Forest College 11,565 1,350 1,365 20 (H) Lewis University 6,450 3,894 1,400 1.680 19 (H)Li^coln Christian Col Sem 3,280 2,384 840 1,190 14 (H) Loyola University Of Chicago 7,040 3,660 2,676 1.104 21 (H) Macmurray College 6,750 1,380 1.470 19 (H) Mallinckrodt Col North Shore 3,750 (H) McCormick Theological Seminary 4,369 1.503 (H) McKendree College 5,448 1,440 1,390 19 (11)Meadville-Lombard Theol Sch 9,270 250 (H) Mennonite College Of I4ursing 5,811 1.30o 480 7 (H) Midwest College Of Engineering 5,730 (H)Millikin University 7,771 1,563 1.523 20 (H) Monmouth College 9,795 1.320 1,530 21 (H) Moody Bible Institute 500 2.040 1.360 20 (H) Mundelein College 7,029 7,029 2,850 1,590 20 (H) NAES College 3,455 (H) National Col Of Chiropractic 6,534 1.744 (H)National college Of Education 5,850 5,000 1.345 1.905 19 (H) North Central College 7,590 5,280 1.5% 1,5 )1 20 (H) North Park Col And Theo Sent 7,500 1,590 1.710 20 (H) Northeastern Illinois Univ 1,657 4,345 1.558 4.438 (H) Northern Baptist Theol Sem 3,300 1.230 (H) Northern Illinois University 2,072 5,000 2.109 .5.08.5 1.236 14 (H) Northwestern University 12.270 11,475 2.115 1,835 16 (H) Olivet Nazarene University S,168 3,780 1,3(X) 1.360 21 (H)Parks Col Of Saint Louis Univ 4.800 1,590 19 (H)Principle College 9,600 1.428 2.352 21 (H) Quincy College 6,390 1.130 1.600 20 (H) Ray College Of Design 6,350 Reid College 3.500 (H) Rockford College 7,550 7,510 1.578 1.292 20 (H) Rosary College 6,890 2.970 I .600 1.600 15 (H) Rush University 6,360 7.473 2.5(X) Saint Elizabeth Hospital 1,000 1.000 (H) Saint Francis Med Ctr Col Nurs 4,650 1.0(x) Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary educationinstitutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivateIn-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H)Saint Xavier College 6,730 4,378 1,620 1,350 (H) Sangamon State University 1,398 4,026 1,427 4,116 (H) School Of Art Inst Of Chicago 8,740 8,400 (H) Seabury-Western Theol Sent 5,970 1,536 1,664 15 (H)Shimer College 8,280 1,470 (H)Southern II, Univ Edwardsville 1,616 4,168 1,621 4,362 (H) Southern II. Univ-Carbondale 1,903 4,541 1,903 4,541 1,640 996 (H)Spertus College Judaic& 20 4,035 4,215 St Johns Hosp Sch Dietetics 200 (H)Trinity Christian College 6,080 1,130 1,350 16 (H)Trinity College 6,830 1,600 (H)Trinity Evangelical Div Schl 5,280 1,110 1,785 20 (H)University Of Chicago 13,125 13,395 2,530 2,410 (H) 20 Univ Hlth Sci-Chicago Med Sch 6,031 7,345 (H) Univ Of Illinois At Chicago 2,820 6,606 3,369 8,049 2,038 1,885 (H)Univ Of Illinois Urbana 2,821 6,607 3,268 7,948 1,330 1,982 (H)Univ St Mary Mundelein Scm 20 4,675 1,260 2,340 (H) 20 Vandercook College Of Music 7,130 6,300 (H) Western Illinois University 1,780 4,468 1,876 4,756 2,385 977 18 (H) Wheaton College 7.728 5,136 1,560 1,660 20
State average-Illinois 6,308 1,891 4,779 5,470 2,006 5,155 1,571 1,596 19
Indiana
(H)Anderson University 6,100 3,100 1,160 555 18 (H)Ball State University 1,876 4,320 2,020 4,464 999 1.449 (H)Bethel College 21 5,600 6,840 1,0930 1,400 14 (H)Butler University 7,016 2,394 1,248 1,784 20 (H)Calumet Col Saint Joseph 2,473 (H) Christian Theological Seminary 2.430 (H)Concordia Theological Seminary 4,050 2,520 1,345 17 (H) Depanw University 9,550 9,550 1,800 1,800 20 (H)Earlham College 10,587 2,916 1,488 1,749 19 (H)Fort Wayne Bible College 4.960 960 1,610 19 (H)Franklin College Indiana 7,230 1,120 (H) Goshen Biblical Seminary 1,560 21 2,799 1,440 990 15 (H) Goshen College 6,095 1,280 1.420 (H) Grace College 5,250 1,373 (H) Grace Theological Seminary 1,447 21 4,394 (H) Hanover College 5.330 970 (H) Huntington College 1,400 21 6,100 3,910 1,550 950 19 IN Bapt Col Dba/Heritage 1.760 1,760 850 850 20 (H)Indiana Institute Of Tech 5,100 1,080 (H)Indiana State University 1,690 18 1,874 4.424 1,413 3.087 (H)Indiana University At Kokomo 1,605 3,953 1,683 3,747 (H)Indiana University South Bend 1.626 3,974 1,704 3,778 (H) Indiana University Bloomington 2.038 5,599 2,121 5.664 1,264 1,500 (H)Indiana University East 20 1,626 3,974 1,704 3.768 (PI)Indiana University Northwest 1,626 3.974 1,626 3,768 (H)Indiana University Southeast 1,636 3,984 '1,714 3,778 (H) IN U-Purdue Univ Indianapolis 1,854 5,175 1.980 5.523 (H) IN U- Purdue Univ Ft Wayne 1,638 3,985 1,668 3,742 (H) Indiana Wesleyan University 6.010 6,010 1,070 1,730 20 (H) ITT Technical Institute 4,861 (H) Manchester College 6.700 1.210 1.340 20 (H) Marian College 5.506 880 1.570 .',,
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Martin Center College 3,630 (H) Mennonite Biblical Seminary 2,799 1,440 990 15 15 (14)Oakland City College 5,675 2,635 800 1,500 (H) Purdue Univ Calumet Campus 1,644 4,044 1,650 3,756 (H) Purdue University Main Campus 1.916 5,800 1,916 5,800 1,220 1,730 20 (H) Purdue Univ North Central Camp 1,627 4,027 1,650 3.756 (H) Rose- Hulman Inst Of Tech 8,700 8,640 1,410 1,560 18 (H) Saint Francis College 4,864 3,888 776 2,024 20 (H)Saint Joseph's College 7,260 1,300 1,720 20 (H) Saint Mary-Of-The-Woods Col 6,960 2,448 1,070 1,940 20 (H)Saint Mary's College 8,481 2,144 1,456 21 (H) Saint Meinrad Coll ge 3,463 21 (H) Taylor University 7,694 1,290 1,512 21 (H) Tri-State University 6,366 2,820 (H)University Of Evansville 7,960 4,176 1,310 1,820 19 (H)University Of Indianapolis 6,920 5,000 1,325 1,325 21 (H)University Of Notre Dame 10,500 10,205 1,200 1,800 21 (H)University Of Southern Indiana 1,522 3,720 1,776 3,552 Valparaiso Technical Institute 4,180 1,050 (H) Valparaiso University 7,618 2,160 1,380 1.130 21 (14) Wabash College 8,200 1,086 2,060 18 World Harvest Bible College 1,200 1,000
State average-Indiana 6,169 1,722 4,354 4,386 1,759 4,155 1,296 1,491 19
Iowa
1,188 1.263 20 (14)Brinr Cliff College 5,820 (H) Buena Vista College 8,139 21 (H)Central University Of Iowa 7,411 1,284 1,587 21 (H) Clarke College 6,730 3,690 1,175 1,390 20 (H) Coe College 8,010 1,390 1.600 20 (H) Cornell College 12,320 1.450 1.800 21 (H) Divine Word College 4.335 600 600 21 (H)forth College 5,990 850 1.090 21 (H) Drake University 8.650 8,560 1,620 1.780 20 (H) Fmntaus Bible College 1,530 1,475 1.475 21 (14)Faith Baptist Bible Col Sent 3,514 3,460 944 1.550 19 (H) Oraceland College 6,195 840 1.465 21 (H) Grand View College 5,235 2.220 1.110 20 (H) Grinnell College 9,922 1,280 1.686 21 (H) Iowa State University 1,706 5,488 2,020 5,720 1.200 1.280 20 (H) Iowa Wesleyan College 6,100 1.200 1.400 20 (H) Loras College 6,720 3,690 1.260 1.350 18 (H)Luther College 7,950 1,100 1.450 20 (H)Maharishi International Univ 6,448 7.240 888 1.416 21 Marian Health Ctr Sett Med Tech 1,700 (H) Maryerest College 6,700 980 1.470 20 (H) Motningside College 6,786 1.100 1.260 19 (H) Mount Mercy College 6,035 990 1.440 20 (H) Mount Saint Clare College 5.645 1.180 1.500 20 (H)Northwestern College 6,400 1.000 1.350 21 (H) Palmer College Of Chiropractic 8,649 (H)Saint Ambrose University 5.544 4.158 (H) Simpson College 7,500 1,200 1.475 19 (H)University Of Dubuque 6.42 , 4.050 1,250 1.250 18 (H)University Of Iowa 1,706 5,488 2,020 5.720 1.27.5 1.214 20 Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary education institutions,1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for PrivateIn-StateOut-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H)University Of Northern Iowa 1,690 4,346 1,876 4,790 968 1,182 20 (H)Univ Osteo hied & Health Sci 3,500 4,050 (H) Upper Iowa University 6,535 1,160 1,500 19 (H) Vennard College 3,653 550 1,500 21 (H) Wartburg College 7,520 1,200 1,500 20 (H) Wartburg Theological Seminary 2,250 845 1,305 19 (4) Westmar College 6,420 1,219 1,506 21 (H) William Penn College 7,220 880 1,350 20
State avenge-Iowa 6,322 1,701 5,107 4,980 1,972 5,410 1,144 1,397 20
Kansas
(H)Baker University 5,490 6,400 1,240 1,540 19 (H)Benedictine College 5,800 1,200 1,500 20 (H)Bethany College 5,665 1,300 1,607 18 (H) Bethel College 5,520 1,100 1,550 (H) Central Baptist Theol Sent 1,640 900 (H) Emporia State University 1,237 2,917 1,437 3,117 1,010 1,260 18 (H)Fort Hays State University 1,068 2,412 922 1,930 1,200 996 15 (H)Friends Bible College 4,000 600 1,300 21 (H)Friends University 5,925 3,300 910 1,330 19 (H) Kansas Newman College 5,080 (H) Kansas St Univ Agr & App Set 1,362 3,792 1,602 4,032 20 (H) Kansas Wesleyan 5,420 1,100 1,500 18 (H1 Manhattan Christian College 2,420 920 1,180 15 (H) Marymount College Kansas 4,615 1,300 1,300 19 (H) Mepherson College 5,400 1,140 1,650 19 (H) Mid-America Nazarene College 4,340 1,344 1,384 21 (H) Ottawa University 5,150 1,126 1,504 19 (H)Pittsburg State University 1,182 2,862 1,382 3,062 2,434 1,544 19 (H)Saint Mary College 5,070 1,130 1,710 20 (H) Saint Mary Plains College 5,100 20 (H) Southwestern College 3,752 880 1,584 19 (H)Sterling College 4,950 1,100 1,500 21 (H) Tabor College 4,904 1.000 1,550 19 (H) Univ Of Kansas Main Campus 1,379 3,809 1,619 4,049 1,092 1,092 20 (H) Univ Of Kansas Medical Center 1,156 3,586 1,456 3,886 675 (H) Washburn University Of Topeka 2,!28 2,968 2,218 3,058 1,090 1,460 18 (H) Wichita State University 1,422 3,852 1,662 4,092 1,700 859 19
State average- Kansas 4,922 1,367 3,275 3,780 1,537 3,403 1,145 1,405 19
Kentucky
(H)Alice Lloyd College 140 1,000 1.250 18 (H)Asbury College 5,985 867 1,221 21 (H) Asbury Theological seminary 4,820 895 1,415 20 (H) Bellarmine College 5,100 3,330 1,350 800 21 (H)Berea College 148 963 1,134 21 (H)Brescia College 4,400 685 1.430 15 (H)Campbellsville College 3,990 800 1,780 20 (H) Centre College 8,050 1,530 1,635 19 (H) Clear Creek Baptist Bible Col 1,675 720 880 15 (H) Cumberland College 3,880 2,340 826 1,250 20 (H)Eastern Kentucky University 1,140 3,220 1,240 3,510 920 1,320 20
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Mealsper State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-StatA board student student student student
(H) Georgetown College 5,000 1,260 1,398 1,698 20 (H)Kentucky Christian College 2,648 1,225 1,070 1,400 19 (H)Kentucky State University 1,160 3,240 1,260 3,540 994 1,760 21 (H)Kentucky Wesleyan College 5,150 1,230 1,670 IS (H)Lexington Theological Seminary 3,310 (H)Lindsey Wilson College 4,160 900 1,770 20 Louisville Bible College 650 810 480 (H)Louisville Presby Theol Sem 3,510 1,350 862 10 (H) Mid-Continent Bapt Bible Col 1,500 800 (H) Morehead State University 1,170 3,250 1,270 3,550 1.000 1,310 20 (H) Murray State University 1,120 3,200 1.120 3,500 880 1.250 19 (H)Northern Kentucky University 1,120 3,200 1.220 3,500 1,200 (H)Pikeville College 3,700 875 1,425 19 Portland Christian School 600 (H)Spalding University 4,872 2,934 1,050 1,410 19 (H) Thomas More College 6,450 1.240 740 19 (H)Transylvania University 7,750 1.610 1,660 21
(H)Union College 4,670 4,670 630 1,530 19 (H)University Of Kentucky 1,539 4,239 1,679 4,679 21 (H)University Of Louisville 1,468 4,188 1,608 4,608 1,120 (H) Western Kentucky University 1,140 3,220 1,240 3,520 850
State average-Kentucky 3,834 1,232 3.472 2.821 1,330 3.802 1,008 1,358 19
Louisiana
Amer Christian Sch Religion 300 400 (H)Centenary College Of Louisiana 5.110 1.200 1,630 14 (H)Dillard University 4,800 1,015 1.885 21 (H) Orambling State University 1,508 2,858 1,274 2,624 1,350 962 21 (H)Louisiana College 3,411 1.060 1.472 21 (H) LSU & A & M & Hebert Laws Ctr 1,837 5,037 1,840 5,040 1.360 864 15 (H) LA St Univ Med CU 1.296 2.898 1.822 4.222 1.283 (H) LA St Univ Shreveport 1,320 3,240 1.320 3,240 (H)1.kuisiana Tech University 1.602 2,547 1.602 2,547 1.080 945 15 (H)Loyola Univ In Ncw Orleans .839 4,553 2,296 1,618 14 (H) McNeece State University 1,396 2,746 1.396 2,476 (H) New Orleans Bapt Thcol Sem 750 750 Ncw Grins Psychoanalytic Inst 1,500 (H)Nicholls State University 2.085 4.245 2.085 4,245 980 1.0(X) 19 (H)Northeast Louisiana University 1.413 2.553 1,413 2.763 850 (H) Northwestern St Univ Of LA 1,458 2.808 1,422 2,770 832 1.092 19 (H)Notrc Dame Seminary Sch Theo 3,826 1.875 1.875 21 (H) MI Lady Of Holy Cross College 4.290 2.490 (H)Saint Joseph Seminary College 3,860 1.400 1.600 21 (H)Southeastern Louisiana Univ 1.384 2,824 1.364 2,444 980 10 (H)Southern U A & M Baton Rouge 1.354 1.522 1.372 1.156 1.154 1,213 21 (H)Southern Univ New Orleans 1,372 2.930 1.392 2.584 (H) Tulanc University Of Louisiana 12.730 12,730 2.710 2.420 19 Union Baptist Thcol Sem 170 190 (H)University Of New Orleans 2.117 4.882 2.117 4.882 1.280 1.088 15 (H)Univ Southwestern Louisiana 1.313 2,963 1.315 2,965 847 956 15 (H)Xavier University Of Louisiana 4.714 3.650 1,200 1.550 21
State average-Louisiana 4.270 1.533 3.147 3.343 1.552 3.140 1.321 1,362 18
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivateIn-State Out-of-State board student student student student
Maine
(H) Bangor Theological Seminary 4,371 630 10 (H)Bates College 16,78S 20 (H) Bowdoin College 12,435 1,925 2,460 20 (H) Colby College 12,620 2,330 2,200 21 (H) College Of The Atlantic 8,500 2,100 (H) Huston College 6,400 1,440 Mercy Hosp Sch Anesthesia 3,000 New England Baptist Bible Col 2,080 (H) Portland School Of Art 6,950 2,226 (H)Saint Joseph'S College 6,225 1,850 1,850 21 (H) Thomas College 6,500 1,600 1,826 19 (H) Unity College 6,187 900 900 20 (H) University Of Maine 1,936 4,996 2,206 5,746 1,685 1,705 21 (H) Univ Of Maine At Augusta 1,605 3,825 (H) Univ Of Maine At Farmington 1,630 3,850 1,510 1,390 21 (H) Univ Of Maine At Fort Kent 1,620 3,840 1,350 1,525 20 (H) Univ Of Maine At Machias 1,645 3,865 1,440 1,555 21 (H) Univ Of Maine Presque Isle 1,630 3,850 1,500 1,400 20 (H)University Of New England 7,745 7,875 2,040 (H) 19 University Of Southern Maine 1,741 4,801 1,965 5,505 1,670 1,620 19 (H) Westbrook College 7,850 1,875 1,875 21
State average-Maine 8,050 1,687 4,147 4,105 2,086 5,626 1,712 1,641 20
Maryland
(H) Baltimore Hebrew College 1,800 540 (H) Bowie State University 1,869 3,337 1,606 1,606 1.570 1,450 20 (H)Capitol College 5,640 2,475 (H) College Of Notre Dame Maryland 7,575 21 (H) Columbia Union College 6,960 (H) Coppin State College 1,736 3,204 2,138 2,138 (H)Eastern Christian College 2,040 920 1,050 15 (H) Frostburg State University 1,808 3,276 1,794 1,794 1,660 1,640 19 (H) Goucher College 10,165 7,650 2,380 2,380 19 (H) Hood College 9,900 2,700 2,970 2,260 19 (H) Johns Hopkins University 12,340 12,340 2,745 2,345 19 (H) Loyola College 8,125 2,700 2,350 1,950 (H) Maryland Inst Col Of Art 9,650 9,650 900 1,125 (H) Morgan State University 1,778 3,544 1,450 1,684 2,000 1,540 14 (H) Mount Saint Marys College 7,250 2,610 2,250 2,250 21 (H) Nor Israel Rabbinical College 6,200 6,200 (H) Peabody Inst Johns Hopkins U 9,700 9,700 2,070 1,880 15 (H) Saint Marys College Maryland 2,400 4,100 2,000 1,700 21 (H) Saint Marys Sent And Univ 5,000 5,000 (H) 21 Salisbury State College 2,110 3,578 1,846 1,972 1,700 1,640 19 (H)Sojourner- Douglas College 4,525 (H) St Johns College Main Campus 11,000 4,230 1,700 2,000 21 (H) Towson State University 1,902 3,370 3,123 3,303 2,400 1,480 14 Traditonal Acupuncture Inst 9,975 (H) Uniformed Sys Univ Health Sci 0 0 (H) United States Naval Academy 0 0 0 0 21 (H)University Of Baltimore 1,830 3,230 1,926 1,926 (H) Univ MD Baltimore Co Campus 2,016 5.402 1,974 3,486 1,790 1,570 (H) Univ MD Baltimore Prof Sch 14 1,982 5,368 2.863 4,879 Basic student charges at 41-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Univ MD College Park 1,906 5,292 2,796 4,812 2,194 1,784 19 (H)Univ MD Pastern Shore 1,880 5,160 1,992 3,305 1,880 1,344 20 (H) Univ MD University College 2,232 2,232 2,550 3,540 (H)Villa Julie College 4,560 (H) Washington Bible College 4,510 3,810 1,200 1,820 20 (H) Washington Collage 9,640 1,800 1,788 2,212 19 (H) Washington Theological Union 5,000 (H) Western Maryland College 9,450 2,502 1,560 1,985 20
State average-Maryland 7,302 1,818 3,650 5,400 2,004 2,665 1,848 1,700 19
Massachusetts
(H) American International College 7,400 3,654 1,412 1,864 19 (H) Amherst College 13,105 2,000 2,000 21 (H) Andover Newton 1 heol School 3,950 976 2,000 19 (H) Anna Maria College 7,668 2,160 1,650 2,100 21 (H)Arthur D Little Mgt Ed Inst 17,500 Oil Assumption College 7,750 3,840 2,250 1,750 19 (H)Atlantic Union College 7,605 1,400 1,300 21 (H) Babson College 11,392 11,332 3,056 1,706 14 (H)Bentley College 9,030 8,000 2,414 2,060 19 (H) Berklee College Of Music 6,530 2,155 2,635 19 Berkshire Med Ctr Anest 0 (H)Boston Architectural Center 2,000 2,000 (H) Boston College 11,078 9,700 3,000 2,380 21 (H)Boston Conservatory 7,620 7,620 2,000 2,450 19 (H) Boston University 12,975 12,900 2,920 2,280 (H)Bradford College 9,240 2,700 2,000 19 (H)Brandeis University 13,070 12,960 2,580 2,940 21 (H) Bridgewater State College 1,402 3,898 1,486 3,970 1,480 1,150 19 (H) Carnbridgt College 7,650 (H)Central New England Col Tech 7,270 (H) Clark University 11,900 11,900 1,950 1,950 19 (H) College Of Our Lady Of Elms 7,745 4,050 3,400 2,040 15 (H) College Of The Holy Cross 11,500 2,300 2,400 21 (H) Conway Sch Landscape Design 11,800 (H) Curry College 9,655 4,750 (H) Eastern Nazarene College 6,117 6,117 1.610 1,610 21 (H) Emerson College 10.155 7,320 4,072 2,052 14 (H) Emmanuel College 7,866 4,410 2,885 1,400 21 (H)Endicott College 7,650 2,225 2,225 19 (H)Episcopal Divinity School 7,600 1,210 1,650 15 (H)Fitchburg State College 1,168 3,664 1.350 998 19 (H) Framingham State College 1,474 3,970 1,606 4,090 1.550 1,044 19 (H) Gordon College 8,878 1,946 1,174 21 (H) Gordon-Conwel! Theo Sem 5,900 1,080 1,650 19 (H) Hampshire College 13,845 1.315 15 (H) Harvard University 12,715 12,715 3,350 2,145 12 (H) Hebrew College 2,450 1,850 (H)Hellenic Col/Holy Cross Sch 4,850 4,850 19 (H)Lesley College 9,058 5,856 2,750 1,6;0 19 Longy School Of Music 6.500 3,750 (H) Massachusetts College Of Arts 1,182 1,182 3,000 3,000 (H) MA Col Phar & Allied Filth Sci 7.964 6.078 (H) Massachusetts Inst Of Tech 13,400 13,400 2,544 1.710 21 (H) Massachusetts Maritime Academy 1,800 4,300 1,300 1,921 21
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for PrivateIn-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Massachusetts Sch Prof Psyc 9,440 (H) Merrimack College 8,100 2,450 1,950 19 (H) MOH Institute Of Health Prof 10,500 (H) Montserrat College Of Art 5,800 (H) Mount Holyoke College 13,040 6,880 1,710 2,010 20 (H) Mount Ida College 6,985 (H) New England Consery 19 Of Music 10:300 10,300 3,350 1,700 14 (H) Nichols College 6,091 1,730 1,730 19 (H) North Adams State College 1,516 4,012 1.696 1,340 20 (H) Northeastern University 8,338 4,590 2,895 2,355 15 (H) Pine Manor College 10,667 2,700 2,700 21 Psychomotor Institute Inc 6,750 (H)Radcliffe College 12,715 3,350 2,145 21 (H) Regis College 8,215 2,000 2,150 19 (H) Saint Hyacinth Col And Sam 6,850 1,100 5 (H) Saint John's Seminary 3,200 3,200 1,300 1,300 21 (H) Salem State College 1,408 3,904 445 535 1,330 1,334 7 (H) Sch Of The Museum Of Fine Arts 8,435 8,435 (H) Simmons College 11,028 21 (H) Simons Rock Of Bard College 12,180 1,950 2,120 19 (H) Smith College 12,225 12,225 2,120 2,600 (H)Southeastern Univ Of Mass 21 1,520 4,424 1,716 4,530 (H) Springfield College 7,530 6,700 1,361 1,867 19 (H) Stonehill College 7,775 (H) Suffolk University 2,000 2,000 21 6,856 9,000 The Gordon Institute 15,000 (H)TuftsUniversity 13,162 13,060 2,760 (H) 2.360 20 University Of Lowell 1,736 4,640 1,800 4,614 1,694 1,616 19 (H) Univ Of Mass At Amherst 2,418 5,850 2,386 5,698 1,514 (H) Univ Of Mass Boston 1,290 14 1,778 5,220 2,142 5,454 (H) Univ Mass Med Sch Worcester 1,969 VAMC School Of Med Tech 0 0 (H) Wellesley College 12,830 2,220 2,290 14 (H) Wentworth Institute Of Tech 6,612 4,400 (H) Western New England College 2,200 20 6,530 5,210 2,018 2,024 20 (H) Westfield Erste College 1,413 3,909 870 990 1,710 1,112 19 (H) Weston School Of Theology 4,400 (H) Wheaton College 12,370 12,370 2,120 (H) Wheelock College 2,240 20 8,896 7,350 3,045 1.305 19 (H) Williams College 12,989 12,850 2,010 (H) Worcester Polytechnic Ina 2.330 21 12,000 6,000 2,050 2.025 21 (H) Worcester State College 1,246 3,792 1,404 1,596 1,650 1.030 19
State average-Massachusetta 9,114 1,437 3,769 7,815 1,711 3,448 2,227 1.862 19
Michigan
(H) Milian College 7,586 934 1,290 21 (H)Albion College 7,846 1,574 1,966 21 (H) Alma College 8,430 (H) Andrews University 1.482 1,917 19 7,125 7,584 1,500 1.400 10 (H) Aquinas College 6,840 3,258 1,410 1,772 20 (H) Baker College 3,860 1,350 (H) Baker College 1,300 1,350 (H) Calvin College 6,180 6,180 1,160 (H) Calvin Theological Seminary 1,400 21 3.636 (H)Ctr Crest Stud Col Ait&Design 7,290 2,500
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(H) Center For Humanistic Studies 6,625 (H) Central Michigan University 1,828 4,485 1,924 4,012 1,415 1,595 20 (11)Cleary College 3,945 1,920 20 (11)Concordia College 5,648 1,146 (14)Cranbrook Academy Of Art 7,120 1,800 D'Etre University 4,900 3,694 (11)Davenport College 5,886 1,650 (14)Detroit College Of Business 4,749 (11)Detroit College Of Business 4,749 (H)Detroit College Of Business 4,749 4,408 1,382 1,478 20 (1.1) Eastern Michigan University 1,820 4,338 1,918 868 1,606 15 (11)Ferris State University 1,947 4,044 2,628 4,428 (14) GMI Eng And Management last 6,272 1,500 750 15 (H) Grace Bible College 2,950 800 1,450 19 (ii)Grand Rapids Bapt Col And Sem 4,510 2,688 21 (H) Grand Valley State University 1,794 4,200 2,610 5,250 19 (H) Great Lakes Bible College 2,550 1,100 1,585 13 Harper Hosp Cytotech Prog 800 (H)Hillsdale College 8,130 1,500 1,900 21 (H) Hope College 7,930 (H) Jordan College 4,140 20 (11)Kalamazoo College 11,001 1,335 1,989 (H)Kendall Col Art And Design 6,900 (H)Lake Superior State Univ 1,767 3,507 1,620 3,240 1,016 1,970 19 (H) Madonna College 3,110 3,428 2,320 2,730 21 (H) Marygrove College 5,187 3,540 15 (H) Mercy College Of Detroit 5,979 3,732 1,240 700 10 (H) Michigan Christian College 3,590 857 1,897 19 (H) Michigan State University 2,805 6,934 3,264 6,342 1,101 1,632 20 (H) Michigan Technological Univ 2,193 5,172 2,193 5,172 1,214 1,632 19 (H) Muskegon College 3,840 1,350 (H) Nazareth College 6,630 4,230 1,192 1,800 15 (H) Northern Michigan University 1,792 3,589 1,747 2,785 1,574 1,359 20 (H) Northwood Institute 6,000 1,140 1,980 20 (H) Oakland University 2,065 5,393 2,631 5,571 2,873 680 19 (H)Olivet College 6,060 1,260 1,365 19 (H) Reformed Bible College 4,435 21 (H)Sacred Heart Major Seminary 2,985 3,925 21 (H) Saginaw Valley State Univ 1,959 4,030 2,244 4.320 1,175 1,680 21 (14)Saint Mary's College 2,800 1,000 1,900 21 (H)Siena Heights College 5,640 3,474 3,150 1,575 21 (H)Spring Arbor College 6,546 998 1,385 21 Ss Cyril And Methodius Sem 6,000 1,500 2,500 21 Theo! Sch Of The Prot Reform 1,200 (H)University Of Detroit 7,560 4,730 1,408 1.632 19 (H)Univ Of Michigan Ann Arbor 3,170 10,386 5,191 10,715 1,726 1,699 13 (H) Univ Of Michigan-Dearborn 2,078 6.588 2,300 7,408 (H)University Of Michigan-Flint 1,920 6.260 2,186 6,786 (H)Walsh Col Acctng & Bus Admin 2,648 2,690 (H) Wayne State University 2,030 4,541 2,292 4,980 (H) Western Michigan University 1.955 4,618 2,152 4,930 1,192 1,725 20 (H) Western Theological Seminary 3,031 (H) William Tyndale College 3,820 1,550 1,300 20 (H) Yeshiva Gednlah Rabbinical Col 2,500 2,500 1,200 1,200 18
State avenge-Michigan 5,256 2,075 5.206 4,143 2.460 5.356 1,424 1,623 19 Basic student charges at 4-year postscondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued't
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-StateOut-of-State board student student student student
Minnesota
Assoc Free Lutheran Theol Sem 1,380 (H) Augsburg College 8,115 4,200 1,610 1,470 19 (H)Bemidji State University 1,683 2,560 1,490 2,061 1,286 935 21 Bethany School Of Missions 0 0 0 21 (H)Bethel College 7,800 1,600 1,360 20 (H)Bethel Theological Seminary 3,070 2,070 (H) Carleton College 12,485 1,125 1,620 21 (H)College Of Saint Benedict 7,765 1.720 1,140 15 (H) Col St Cath-St Catherine Cam g,544 1,500 1,360 20 (H) College Of Saint Scholastics 7,281 4,320 1,200 20 (H)College Of Saint Teresa 7,210 1,400 1.300 10 (H)College Of Saint Thomas 7,524 3,528 1,698 1,175 14 (H) Concordia College 6.120 1,020 1,380 21 (H) Concordia College At Moorhead 7,155 995 1,250 21 (H) Dr Martin Luther College 2,525 490 1,175 21 (H) Gustavus Adolphus College 9,250 1,200 1,300 20 (H) Hamline University 9,085 2,360 1,460 1,620 19 (H)Luther Northwestern Theol Sem 2,250 (H) Macalester College 10,508 1,706 1,586 21 (H) Mankato State University 1,774 2,710 1,784 2,470 1,400 980 21 (H) Mayo Graduate School Of Med 2,430 (H) Mayo Medical School 15,600 Metro Med Ctr Clinical Past Ed 1,350 (H) Metropolitan State University 1,440 2,318 1,275 1,852 (H) Minneapolis Col Art & Design 7,540 1,800 Minneapolis Sch Anesthesia 3,200 (H) Minnesota Bible College 2,570 1.035 (H) Moorhead State University 1,752 2,688 1,762 2,448 1,200 900 21 (H) North Central Bible College 3,448 1,460 1.250 14 (H) Northwestern College 6,960 1,425 1,125 15 (H) Northwestern Col Chiropractic 9,375 9,375 (H) Oak Hills Bible College 2,910 870 1,320 21 (14)Pillsbury Baptist Bible Col 2,750 1,250 1,200 21 (H)Saint Cloud State University 1,766 2 '702 1,719 2,404 1,377 981 21 (H)Saint John's University 7,765 7,465 1,500 1,645 14 (H)Saint Mary's College Of Minn 6.760 1,400 1,250 21 (H)Saint Olaf College 9.165 1,250 1,585 20 (H)Saint Paul Bible College 4.460 1,140 1,700 21 (H) School Of The Associated Arts 4.400 (H)Southwest State University 1.900 2,850 21 (H)United Theological Seminary 4,560 (H)University Of Minnesota Duluth 2,105 4,880 2.928 5.601 1.215 1,605 19 (H)Univ MN Minneapolis St Paul 2.162 4,938 2.983 5,658 1.188 1,692 21 (H) Univ Of Minnesota Morris 2,069 4,845 1,134 1,524 19 Veterans Administration Hosp 0 0 0 0 (H) William Mitchell Col Of Law 8.040 (H) Winona State University 1,225 2.711 1.785 2,471 1.449 160 21
State average-Minnesota 6,647 1,625 3.018 4,571 1,748 2,774 1.345 1.251 19
Mississippi
(H)Alcorn State University 1,550 2.732 1.550 2,732 740 890 21 (H)Belhaven College 5.170 400 1,190 21 (H)Blue Moun'ain College 3,000 650 1.270
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(H)Delta State University 1,470 2,652 1,470 2,652 590 790 21 (H) Jackson State University 1,500 2,676 1,548 2,724 1,260 1,064 20 (H) Magnolia Bible College 1,440 675 400 4 (H) Millsaps College 7,285 4,680 1,800 1,440 21 (H)Mississippi College 4,080 3,576 950 1,310 21 (H) Mississippi State University 1,794 2,976 1,794 2,976 1,000 1,390 15 (H) Mississippi Univ For Women 1,580 2,762 1,580 2,762 895 1,190 21 (H) Mississippi Valley State Univ 1,660 2,842 1,660 2,842 700 975 21 North Miss Med Ctr Med Tech 0 0 (H) Reformed Theological Seminary 2,870 765 (H)Rust College 5,000 (H)Southeastern Baptist College 1,940 450 850 10 (H) Tougaloo College 3,538 950 21 (H) Univ Miss Main Campus 1,790 7 972 1,790 2,972 1,204 500 (H)Univ Miss Med Center 1,370 2,552 1,350 2,532 1,000 (H) Univ Southern Mississippi 1,684 2,866 1,684 2,866 1,170 980 21 (H) Wesley Biblical Seminary 2,160 1,125 (H) Wesley College 1,600 800 1,200 21 (H) William Carey Co!1 ge 3,550 2,070 700 1,300 21
State average - Mississippi 3,328 1,600 2,781 2,559 1,603 2,784 888 1,041 19
Missouri
(H) Aquinas Institute Of Theology 4,940 (H)Assemblies Of God Theol Sem 3,280 (H) Avila College 5,500 3,150 21 (H) Baptist Bible College 1,420 1,260 532 562 20 (H) Calvary Bible College 3,220 2,620 880 1,440 20 (H) Central Bible College 2,642 1,280 1,120 19 (H) Central Christian Col Of Bible 2,052 768 1,152 18 (H) Central Methodist College 5,400 1,250 1,460 19 (H)Central Missouri State Univ 1,400 2,586 1,792 3,370 1,344 1,022 20 (H) Columbia College 5,690 1,640 1,022 20 (H) Conception Seminar), College 4,160 5,0 1,710 21 (H) Concordia Seminary 2,700 735 1,875 19 (H) Covenant Theological Seminary 3,230 900 (H) Culver-Stockton College 5,500 930 1 ':" 20 Deaconess College Of Nursing 4,500 21 (H) Devry Institute Of Technology 6,525 (H) Drury College 5,600 3,240 1,050 1,440 20 (H) Eden Theological Seminary 748 (H) Evangel College 4,508 1,220 1,360 19 Finlay Engineering College 5,100 (H) Fontbouns College 6,310 6,760 3,000 (H)Forest Institute Of Prof Psyc 2,700 (H) Hannibal-Lagrange College 4,050 665 1,235 20 (H) Harris-Stowe State College 468 917 Jewish Hoso St Louis Med Tech 4,200 (H) Kenrick Seminary 3,500 2,500 (H)Lincoln University 1,583 3,061 1,188 3,096 870 1,616 19 (If)Lindenwood College 6,150 3,150 (H) Logan College Of Chiropractic 5,650 5,650 (H) Maryville College - St Louis 6,300 6,300 1,850 1,500 20 (H)Missouri Baptist College 4,600 1,000 1,100 19 (H) Missouri Southern St College 1,066 1,966 1,020 900 20 (H) Missouri Valley College 6,750 1,800 1,710 19
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(H) Missouri Western State College 1,154 2,174 800 1,124 20 (H) Nazarene Theological Seminary 1,400 (H) Northeast Missouri State Univ 1,320 2,500 1,420 2,700 1,024 1,024 20 (H) Northwest Missouri State Univ 1,200 2,190 1,104 2,040 950 1,230 18 (H) "ark Christian College 2,400 900 1,090 18 (H) Park College 5,500 2,545 1,020 1,580 21 (H)Research College Of Nursing 6,490 1,400 Res Med Ctr Clinical Past Ed 800 800 1,300 (H) Rockhurst College 6,600 3.510 1,400 1,760 19 (H)Saint Louis Christian College 2,552 830 870 12 (H)St Louis Conservatory Music 7,275 7,275 (H)Saint Louis Univ Main Campus 7,080 4,860 1,520 2,090 1? (H)Saint Paul School Of Theology 5,462 1,062 0 4 (H) School Of The Ozarks 6,100 1,640 1,659 21 (H) Southeast Missouri State Univ 1,300 2,510 1,440 2,784 1,220 880 20 (H) Southwest Baptist University 4,700 1,950 20 (H) Southwest ? Issouri State Univ 1,272 2,544 1,044 2,088 1,505 830 20 (H) St Louis College Of Pharmacy 5,610 5,610 3,050 1,650 14 (H) Stephens College 9,000 1,800 1,500 21 (H) Tarkio College 5,400 1,800 1,400 19 Truman Med Ctr Sch Nurse Anest 1,116 2,232 (H) Univ Of Missouri-Columbia 1,690 4,843 1,804 4,700 1,210 1,203 20 (H) Univ Of Missouri-Kansas City 1,770 4,923 1,884 4,781 (11)Univ Of Missouri-Rolla 1,909 5,062 2,000 4,897 1,515 1,350 20 (H) Univ Of Missouri-Saint Louis 1,369 3,891 1,349 3,521 (H) Washington University 12,574 12,574 2,605 1,870 (H) Webster University 5,850 4,950 1,770 19 (H) Westminster College 6,570 1,200 1,750 19 (H) William Jewell College 5,900 1,000 1,420 21 (H) William Woods College 6,800 1,450 1,450 20
State average-Missouri 5,326 1,346 3,013 4,117 1,467 3,292 1,313 1,324 19
Montana
(H) Carroll College 4,670 1,050 1,780 20 (H) College Of Great Palls 3,670 800 730 10 Columbus Hosp Sch Med Tech 0 (H) Eastern Montana College 1,125 2,583 1,125 2,583 1,113 1,686 21 Montana Bible College 1,600 1,350 1,040 14 (H) Montana Col Mineral Scl & Tech 1,091 2,909 862 2,225 2,780 1,740 19 (H) Montana State University 1,307 3,125 1,307 3,125 14 Mountain States Baptist Col 985 (H) North ilontana College 1,069 2,527 1,069 2,527 960 1,575 13 (H) Rock) .Juntain College 5,220 1,124 1,618 19 St James Comm Hosp Med Tech 0 (H)University Of Montana 1,396 3,214 1,396 3,214 1.409 1,449 15 (H) Western Montana College 1,100 2,550 1,040 1,670 15 Yellowstone Bapt Col Bib' "t 1,730 7.'0 1,050 18
State average-Montana 2,979 1,181 2,818 0 1,152 2,735 1,238 1,434 16
Nebraska
(H) Bellevue College 2,260 (H)Bish^, Clarkson College 4,077 1,305 Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988.89 (continued)
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(H) Chadron State College 1,226 1,916 1,037 1,569 918 1,114 15 (H) College Of Saint Mary 5,980 1,040 1,560 20 (H) Concordia Teacher' College 5,764 5,764 1,030 1,360 21 (H) Creighton University 6,762 3,996 1,670 1,430 19 (H) Dana College 6,110 1,000 1,400 19 (H) Doan^ College 6,600 785 1,440 21 (H) Grace College Uf The Bible 3,264 890 1,250 20 (H)Hastings College 6,390 1,780 1,000 720 19 (H) Kearney State College 1,274 1,964 1,079 1,631 940 990 15 (H) Midland Lutheran College 6,400 800 1,450 20 (H) Nebraska Christian College 1,740 800 1,285 17 (H) NE Meth Col Nurs & Al Health 4,500 1,000 500 14 (H) Nebraska Wesleyan University 6,488 1,350 1,080 19 (H)Peru State College 1,031 1,559 1,000 1,190 20 Platte Valley Bible College 1,398 600 (H) Union College 6,670 1,240 1,030 20 (H)University Of Nebraska Omaha 1,126 2,872 1,372 3,118 (H)University Of Nebraska Med Ctr 1,468 3,466 1,465 3,125 (H)University Of Nebraska-Lincoln 1,703 4,201 1,796 4,010 1,025 1,285 20 (H) Wayne State College 1,256 1,946 1,085 1,637 906 1 170 15
State average - Nebraska 4,960 1,298 2,561 3,847 1,306 2,518 1,016 1,191 18
Nevada
Reno Business College 4,000 (H)Sierra Nevada College 4,200 2,000 (H)University Of Nevada-Las Vegas 1,200 3,400 900 3,100 2,595 1,115 19 (H)University Of Nevada-Reno 960 3,160 900 3,100 1,380 1,230 20
State average-Nevada 4,100 1,080 3,280 ERR 900 3,100 1,992 1,173 20
New Hampshire
(H)Antioch New England Grad Sch 8,900 (H) Colby-Sawyer College 9,980 2,170 1,750 19 (H)Daniel Webster College 8,476 1,792 1,936 19 (H) Dartmouth College 13,335 13,335 2,442 2,344 20 (H)Franklin Pierce College 8,610 2,000 1,700 19 (H) Magdalen College 4,400 3,000 900 19 (H) New England College 9,020 2,010 1,870 19 (H) New Hampshire College 8,180 6,775 2,400 1,980 (H) Notre Dame College 6,110 5,760 1,618 1,960 19 (H)Rivier College 6,950 2,988 19 (H)Saint Ansolm College 7,990 2,350 1,700 21 (H)Univ Of New Hampshire 2,767 7,731 2,709 7,889 1,676 1,324 19 (H)Univ Of New Hamp Keene St Cot 4,112 10,812 4,112 10,812 1,870 1,022 19 (H) U Of Ncw Hamp Plymouth St Col 2,026 5,376 2,026 5,376 1,790 1,036 19
State average-Now Hampshire 8,305 2,968 7,973 7,552 2,949 8,026 2,093 1,627 19
New Jersey
(H)Beth Medrash Govoha 2,800 2,200 1,100 1,900 21 (H)Bloomfield College 6,345 19
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(H) Caldwell College 6,395 1,575 2,100 21 (H) Centenary College 11,595 18 en College Of Saint Elizabeth 7,115 21 (H) Don Bosco College 4,585
(H) Drew University 12,192 12,879 1,855 1,855 21 (H)Fairleigh Dickinson University 7,444 6,202 2,225 2,100 19 (H)Felician College 5,400 (H) Georgian Court College 5,805 3,060 1,350 2,050 20 (H) Jersey City State College 1,823 2,423 2,586 3,048 2,300 1,520 9 Jersey Shore Med Ctr Med Tech 0 (H) Kean College Of New Jersey 1,792 2,482 2,424 3,000 1,593 1,200 21 (H) Monmouth College 8,240 4,464 1,750 1,910 19 (H) Montclair State College 1,976 2,744 2,550 3,126 2,592 1,230 19 (H) New Brunswick Theological Scm 5,235 1,750 New School For Music Study 4,800 (H) Northeastern Bible College 5,130 900 1,850 21 (H) Princeton Theological Seminary 5,500 919 1,995 20 (H)Princeton University 13,380 13,480 2,070 2,517 10 (H) Ramapo College Of New Jersey 1,910 2,512 2,630 1,310 19 (H) Rider College 8,350 1,924 1,826 19 (H)Rutgers Univ Camden Campus 2,628 4,908 3,549 4,907 1,970 1,416 19 (H) Rutgers Univ New Brunswick 2,743 5,023 3,549 4,979 1,893 1,426 19 (H) Rutgers Univ Newark Campus 2,611 4,89: 3,506 .,936 1,893 (H)Saint Peter's College 5,703 3,492 2,200 (H) Seton Hall University 6,042 4,778 2,870 1,460 14 (H) Stevens Institute Of Tech 11,900 6,375 2,100 1,800 15 (H) Stockton State College 1,808 2,448 2,125 1,375 19 (H) Trenton State College 2,080 2,880 2,034 2,484 (H) Univ Of Med Dent Of NJ 1,000 3,225 4,670 (H) Upsala College 8,282 4,500 1,770 920 19 (H) Westminster Choir College 9,350 20 (H) William Paterson Col Of NJ 1,766 2,406 2,346 2,826 2,200 1,028 13
State average-New Jersey 7,598 2,012 3,272 5,754 2,863 3,775 1,898 1,657 18
New Mexico
(H) College Of Santa Fe 5,576 2,808 950 1,310 21 (H) College Of The Southwest 2,250 1,050 (H)Eastern New Mexico Univ Main 1,092 3,828 1,212 3,948 1,954 1,064 15 Nazarene Indian Bible College 2,000 1,000 (H) New Mexico Highlands Univ 1,003 3,576 1,003 3,576 740 932 10 (H) New Mexico Inst Mining & Tech 1,661 4,629 1,235 3,611 1,050 1,420 14 (H) New Mexico State Univ Main 1,284 4,980 1,404 5,100 1,190 890 10 (H) Saint Johns College 11,150 6,385 1,700 2,000 20 (H) Univ Of New Mexico Main 1,272 4,572 1,406 4,706 1,385 1,279 19 'H) Western New Mexico University 904 3,802 1,030 3,928 790 1,240 18
State average-New Mexico 5,244 1,203 4,231 4,597 1,215 4,145 1,181 1,267 16
New York
(H) Ade 1phi University 8.000 8.100 2,200 1,650 (H)Albany College Of Pharmacy 5, 850 2.200 (H) Albany Medical College 5,120 1.750 (H) Alfred University 10,906 10,900 1,860 1,770 21
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(H) Bank Street College Of FA 8,750 (H) Bard College 13,560 4,140 2,030 2,300 19 (H) Barnard College 12,918 3,350 2,048 14 (H) Beth Jacob Hebrew Tchrs Col 2,950 (H) Beth Medrash Ecyun Hatalmud 2,350 2,350 (H) Beth Roche! Seminary 4,600 (H) Scrims College 4,327 (H) Canisius College 6,726 5,970 1,700 1,700 19 (H) Cath Col Immaculate Concptn 3,140 1,100 900 16 Ctr Modern Psychoanalytic Stud 2,000 (H) Cent Yeah Tomchel Tmimim Lub 4,200 4,200 1.100 1,100 21 (H) Christ The King Seminary 3,400 1,650 2,750 21 (H) Clarkson University 10,665 6,364 1,854 2,172 19 (H) Colgate Roch-Bexley-Crozer 4,660 950 1,800 18 (H) Colgate University 12,350 12,350 2,100 2,160 19 (H) College For Human Service 7,200 7,357 (14)College Of Aeronautics 4,600 (H) College Of Mount Saint Vincent 7,390 4,250 1,445 19 (H) College Of New Rochelle 7,650 3,060 2,000 1,800 15 (H) College Of Saint Rose 6,750 4,628 (H) Concordia College 6,160 1,430 2,030 20 (H) Cooper Union 300 300 (H) Cornell University Med Center 12,150 (H) Cornell Univ-Endowed Colleges 13,140 13,124 2,480 1.840 20 (H) CUNY Bernard Baruch College 1,350 3,400 1,922 3,972 (H) CUNY Brooklyn College 1,355 3,504 1,970 4,020 (H) CUNY City College 1,344 3,394 1,930 3,980 (H) CUNY College Of Staten Island 1,344 3,394 1,994 4,044 (H) CUNY Graduate Sch And Univ Ctr 1,916 3,966 5,184 (H) CUNY Hunter College 1,341 3,391 1,915 3,965 1,650 (4) CUNY John Jay Col Crim Just 1,344 3,395 1,960 4,010 (H) CUNY Lehman College 1,301 3,351 1,921 3,971 (H) CUNY Medgar Evers College 1,276 2,076 (H) CUNY New York City Tech Col 1,298 3,348 (H) CUNY Queens College 1,431 3,481 2,003 4,053 (H) CUNY York College 1,321 3,371 (H) D'Youville College 6,580 5,300 1.860 1,240 19 (H) Daemen College 6,800 1,675 1,675 19 (H) Dominican College Of Blauvelt 4,970 2,100 2,100 21 (H) Dowling College 5,275 4,500 1,900 (H) Elmira College 8,200 2,970 1.700 1.600 19 Empire State Baptist Seminary 1,905 (14)Fashion Institute Of Tech 1,500 2,850 2,150 3,225 2,134 1,701 20 (H) Fordham University 8,480 8,080 2.550 1,800 15 (H) Friends World College 6,700 15 Grad Sch Political Mgt 13,200 (H) Hamilton College 12,750 1.93J 1,900 19 (H) Hartwick College 10,200 (H) Hebrew Union Col-Jewish hist 5,500 (H) Hobart William Smith Colleges 12,420 2,100 2,160 19 (H) Hofstrs University 7,750 4,790 2,326 2.120 19 (H) Houghton College 6,874 1,320 1,496 21 (H) Houghton Col Buffalo Campus 5,756 1.210 (H) Iona College 6,770 3,690 2,147 2,147 14 (H)Ithaca College 9,200 7,032 1,960 2.040 19 (H) Jewish Theo! Sem Of America 4,900 4,020 (H)Kehilath Yakov Rabbinical Sem 3,990 2,100 (H) Keuka College 6,790 1,510 1,510 21
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King ety!osp Sch Nurse Attest 4,000 4,000 (H)Laboratory last Of Mercy 6,940 (H) Le Moyne College 7.000 1,803 1,290 19 (H) Long Island Sent Jewish Sidles a 500 (H)Long Island University 7,950 6,326 (H) Long Island U Brooklyn Camp 7,800 6,176 1,870 1 640 12 (H) Long Island MC W Post Camp 7,950 6,326 2,220 1,724 (H) Long Island U Rockland Camp 6,326 (II)Long Island U Southhampton Col '1,934 8,318 2,200 2,040 12 (H) Manhattan School Of Music 8,150 8,150 (H) Manhattanville College 9,606 3,812 2,224 2,224 21 (H) )4agnes College Of Music 7,950 7,950 2,900 (H) Maris) College 7,190 6,000 2.550 1,880 20 (H) Matyknoll School Of Theology 7,450 1,971 1,613 21 (H) Maryinount College 8,020 2,583 2,113 19 (H) Marymount Manhattan College 7,140 3,500 (H) Medaille College 5,71' (H) Mercy College - Main Campus 5.490 (H) Mercy Col Bronx Branch Cant 5,490 (H) Mercy Col White Plains Br 5,490 (H,Mercy College Yonkers Br 5,490 (H) Mercy College Yorktown Heights 5,490 (H) Mesivta Estn Pkwy Rabb Sent 1.000 1,000 16 (H) Mes Torah Vodaath Rabb Sant 3,865 4,165 AX) 2,200 21 Meth Hosp Sch Med Techn 2,000 Mid-America Baptist Theo! Sem 700 (H) Mimi' Yeshiva Cent Institute 2,250 2,2,50 2,000 (II)Molloy College 6,200 (H) Mount Saint Mary College 5,955 (H) Nazareth College Of Rochester 6,800 5,348 1,920 1,600 19 (H) New School For Social Research 9,390 8, i94 3,300 (H) New York Inst Tech Main Cam 5,800 4,560 2,220 1,700 19 (H) New York Inst Tech Metro Ctr 5,800 4,560 (H) NY Inst Tech Central Islip 5,800 4,560 1,930 1,700 19 (H) New York Medical College 2,250 3,850 (H) New York Sch Interior Design 8,000
(H) NY St Col Ceramics Alfred Univ 3,675 5,300 5,850 5,850 1,860 1.670 15 (H) New York University 12,250 8,160 3,180 2,552 19 (H) Niagara University 7,256 1,781 1,700 830 14 (H) Nyack College 6,086 4,162 (H) NYS Col Agr & Life Sci Cornell 5,239 9.339 6,064 6,064 1,240 20 (H) NYS Col Human Ecology Cornell 5.239 9,339 6,064 6,064 2.480 1,840 20 (H) NYS Col Of Vet Med Cornell 8,024 8,024 20 (H) NYS Indust Labor Rel Cornell 5.239 9,339 6,064 6,064 2.480 1,840 20 (H) Ohr Somayach Institutions 2,600 2,600 1.300 1,300 21 (H) Pace University-New York 7,200 9,080 2.616 1,400 21 (Ii)Pace U-Pleasantville-Brolf 7.200 9,G80 2,616 1,400 21 (H)Pace University-White Plains 7,200 7,200 2,616 1,4( 21 (H)Pratt Institute 9,100 9,880 2,640 1,800 19 (H) Rab C' l3obover Bnei Zion 2,6()0 (H) Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Seminary 830 8,160 1,920 (H) Rabbinical Col Beth Shraga 2,350 2,350 800 1,200 21 (H) Rabbinical Seminary Of America 3.000 3,000 2,000 500 5 (H)Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst 12,622 9,303 2.506 2.060 20 (H)Roberts Wesleyan College 7,018 1.058 1,500 21 (H) Rochester Institute Of Tech 9,240 9,693 2,202 1,938 20 (H)Rockefeller University 0 2,112 (H) Russell Sage Cole Main Cam 8.270 6,240 1,680 1,780 14
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Saint Bernard's Institute 3,580 (H) Saint Bonaventure University 7,408 1,800 1,839 1,839 14 (H) Saint Francis Co' 1°.ge 5,270 (H) Saint John Fisher College 7,190 9,000 (H) Saint John's Univ New York 5,940 5,746 (H) Saint Josephs College Main Cam 5,030 (H) Saint Josephs College-Suffolk 5,030 (H) Saint Josephs Seminary And Col 0 (H) Stint Lawrence University 12,300 5,810 2,095 1,905 21 (H) Saint Thomas Aquinas College 5,000 2,000 (H) Sara Schenire: Teachers Sem 2,300 1,000 900 10 (H) Sarah Lawrence College 13,280 8,880 3,550 1,930 21 (H) School Of Visual Arts 8,520 8,620 3,200 (H) Siena College 6,890 2,040 1,565 21 (H) Skidmore College 12,440 2,265 2,080 19 (X) SUNY At Albany 1,478 4,078 2,175 4.625 1,986 1,117 20 (H) SUFY At Binghamton 1,506 4,106 2,235 4,685 1,882 1,514 12 (H) SUNY At Buffalo 1,490 4,090 2,222 4,672 1,950 1,640 19 (H) SUNY At Stony Brook 1,495 4,095 2,207 4,657 2,070 1,450 19 (H) SUNY College At Brockport 1,490 4,090 2,290 4,740 1,820 1,410 15 (H) SUNY College At Buffalo 1,465 4,065 2,175 4,625 1,830 1,400 (H) SUNY College At Cortland 1,492 4,092 2,292 4,742 1,780 1,340 19 (H) SUNY College At Fredonia 1,487 4,087 2,287 4,737 1,790 1,520 19 (H) SUNY College At Geneseo 1,485 4,085 2,175 4,625 1,890 1,100 19 (H) SUNY College At New Paltz 1,495 4,095 2,295 4,745 1,850 1,520 19 (H) SUNY College At Old Westbury 1,445 4,045 1,980 1.300 19 (H) SUNY College At Oneonta 1,510 4,110 2,310 4,760 1,916 1,498 (H) SIJNY College At Oswego 1,480 4,080 2,175 4,625 1,780 1,322 19 (H) SUNY College At Plattsburg 1,485 4,085 2,285 4,735 1,700 1,466 19 (H) SUNY College At Potsdam 1,475 4,075 2,175 .,,625 1,850 1,550 19 (H) SUNY College At Purchase 1,495 4,095 2,295 4,745 2,048 1,386 19 (Il) SUNY Col Envmntal Sci & For 1,440 4,040 2,210 4,660 2,300 2.230 21 (H) SUNY College Of Optometry 2,175 4,625 (H) SUNY Col Tech & Agr Cobleskill 1,475 4,075 1.860 1.480 19 (H) SUNY Col Tech Farmingdale 1,538 4,138 1,910 1,510 15 (H) SUNY Col Tech Utica -Rome 1,425 4,025 2,175 4,625 (H) SUNY Empire State Cortge 1,387 3,987 2,187 4,637 (H) SUNY Health Sci Ctr Brooklyn 1,475 4,075 2,250 4.700 2.220 (H) SUNY HecIth Sci Ctr Syracuse 1,440 4,040 2,240 4.690 2.160 (H) SUNY Marit4ue College 1,645 4,245 2,175 4,625 1,570 19 (H) Syracuse Unity 'Main Campus 9,820 8,908 2.300 2,230 19 (H) Teachers Col Columbia Univ 9,327 3.240 (H) The College Of Insurance 6,600 6,000 19 (A) The General Theological Sem 6,350 2.025 1.560 10 The Graduate Sch Political Mgt 13,245 (H) The Juilliard School 8,250 8,250 (H) The King's College 6,748 1.658 1.604 21 Unification Theological Sem 3,780 1.500 1,50k) 20 (H) Union College 12,313 5,303 2.259 2.070 19 (H) US Merchant Marine Acad 2,513 0 (H) United States Military Academy 0 0 0 (H)University Of Rochester 12.305 6,950 (H)Utica College Of Syracuse 8,310 1.730 1.7(X) 19 (H) Vassar College 12,490 12.490 2.458 2,012 21 (H) Wtiharna Hall Seminary-College 3,000 (H) Wagner College 7,346 4,410 (H) Wells College 10,410 1.870 1.870 19 (H) Yeshiva Derech Chaim 3,500 ,.AX)
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Pt blic Room Boardweek for PrivateIn-State Out-of-StatePrivateIn-State Out -of -State board student student student student
(H) Yeshiva Karlin Sto lin 2,750 0 1,000 (14) Yeshiva Ohel Shmuel 1,000 21 900 (H) Yeshiva Shear Hatorah 1,000 21 600 1,050 18 (H) Yeshiva University 8,540 7,330 1,920
State average-New York 7,093 1,755 4,153 5,831 2,757 4,689 2,025 1,660 18
North Carolina
(H) Appalachian State University 882 4,720 912 4,750 1,160 900 15 (H) Atlantic Christian College 4,830 1,000 1,160 21 (H) Barber-Scotia College 3,250 1,082 1,205 19 (H) Belmont Abbey College 5,672 1,388 1,498 19 (H) Bennett College 4,465 750 1,250 19 (H) Campbell University Inc 6,008 (H) Catawba College 920 1,315 15 6,200 9,000 1,400 1,400 21 (H) Davidson College 10,235 (H) Duke University 1,746 19 10,918 7,800 1,700 2,332 16 (H) East Carolina University 878 4,716 878 4,716 1,020 1,240 19 (H) East Coast Bible College 2,585 720 1,080 20 (H) Elizabeth City State Univ 912 4,284 1,186 958 21 (H) Elon College 5,460 1,300 1,650 19 (H) Fayetteville State University 822 4,660 822 4,660 1,250 (H) Gardner-Webb College 900 21 5,330 1,782 1,340 1,700 21 (H) Greensboro College 5,156 1,595 1,460 19 (H) Guilford College 8,025 1,479 1,793 21 Heritage Bible College 2,870 600 840 14 (H) High Point College 3,285 985 1,600 19 (H) John Wesley College 2,857 1,000 (H) Johnson C Smith University 4,348 1,006 (H) Lees-McRae College 1,040 21 (H) Lenoir-Rhyne College 1,150 1,330 21 6,690 4,896 1,150 1,455 21 (H)Livingstone College 3,574 914 1,354 19 (H) Mars Hill College 5,050 1,073 (H) Meredith College 1,400 21 4,750 2,610 1,060 1,150 21 0.1)Methodist College 6,150 950 1,750 21 (H)Montreat-Anderson College 4,108 1,144 1,368 21 (H) Mount Olive College 4,445 1,200 1,350 20 (H) NC Agr & Tech St U 899 4,737 899 4,737 1 158 (H) North Carolina Central Univ 1,030 21 894 4,732 867 4,705 (H) 1, 28 1,146 20 North Carolina Sell Arts 1,191 5,523 1,191 5.523 1,250 1,477 (H)North Carolina St Univ Raleigh 19 921 4,875 921 4,875 1,250 1,520 20 (H)North Carolina Wesleyan Col 6,000 1,000 (H)Pembroke State University 1,800 21 716 4,088 716 4,088 870 1,000 20 (H)Pfeiffer College 5,535 1,165 1,545 19 (H)Piedmont Bible College 2,880 850 1,250 21 (H)Queens College 6,750 1,925 1.625 21 (H)Roanoke Bible College 1,785 700 1,200 18 (H)Saint Andrews Presbyterian Col 7,104 1,250 2.025 21 (H)Saint Augustine'S College 4,350 1,092 1.508 (H)Silent College 7,720 21 2,450 2.550 21 (H)Shaw University 4,430 1,200 1,870 (H)Southeastern Bapt Theo! Sem 21 840 520 (H)Univ No Carolina Asheville 818 4,190 818 (H) 1,320 1,280 19 Univ No Carolina Charlotte 819 4,657 819 .1,65'7 1,196 1,206 19 (H)Univ No Carolina Greensboro 1,128 5.082 1,128 5,082 1,395 (H)Univ No Carolina Chapel Hill 1,510 21 4,830 872 4,826 1,426
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private lit -State Out-of-StatePrivateIn-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Univ No Carolina Wilmington 953 4,791 953 4,791 1,500 1,020 21 (H) Wake Forest University 7,950 7,950 1,350 1,400 7 (H) Warren Wilson College 6,650 3,500 998 922 21 (H) Western Carolina University 900 4,738 936 4,774 1,090 1,000 21 (H) Wingate College 4,420 1,100 1,350 21 (H) Winston-Salem State University 796 4,168 1,100 1,150 21
State average-North Carolina 5,384 902 4,6'14 5,047 909 4,741 1,172 1,388 20
North Dakota
(H) Dickinson State University 1,299 2,979 650 1,100 15 (H) Jamestown College 5,820 1,330 1,650 19 (H) Mayville State University 1,291 2,971 669 1,176 14 (H) Minot State University 1,257 2,937 1,596 3,378 660 960 15 (H) North Dakota St Univ Main Cam 1,404 3,288 1,614 3,810 720 1,290 21 (H) Trinity Bible College 3,020 1,120 1,450 19 (H)University Of Mary 4,650 880 1,290 20 (H) Univ North Dakota Main Campus 1,472 3.356 1,682 3,878 784 1,190 15 (H) Valley City State University 1,278 2,958 579 1,257 10
State average-North Dakota 4,497 1,334 3,082 ERR 1,631 3,689 821 1,263 16
Ohio
(H) Air Force Institute Of Tech 0 0 (H) Antioch College 10,460 1,400 1,750 19 (H)Antioch Sch Adult/Experiential 6,476 (H) Art Academy Of Cincinnati 5,300 (H) Ashland College 7,955 1,734 1,556 19 (H) Athenaeum Of Ohio 3,600 3,600 1,400 2,500 21 (H) Baldwin-Wallace College 7,845 1,605 1,695 (11)Bluffton College 6,525 1,101 1,587 21 (H) Borromeo College Of Ohio 4,100 21 (H)Capital University 8,700 2,680 1,860 20 (H) Case Western Reserve Univ 11,264 11,178 2,020 1,820 14 (H) Cedarville College 4,032 1,305 1,485 21 Christian Union Sell Of Bible 600 800 (H)Cincinnati Bible College & Sem 2,660 2,970 1,144 1,372 17 (H)Cincinnati Coll Mortuary Sci 5,250 (H)Circleville Bible College 3,207 1,000 1,440 20 (H) Cleveland Institute Of Art 7,846 (H) Cleveland State University 2,277 4,554 2,775 5,550 15 (H) College Of Mount Saint Joseph 6,368 3,984 1,800 1.428 21 (H) College Of Wooster 10,590 1,260 2,090 21 (H) Columbus Col Art And Design 6,580 2,050 1.600 19 (H)Defiance College 6,530 1,190 1,640 (H) Denison University 11,360 1,770 1,540 21 (H) Devry Institute Of Technology 4,350 (H) Dyke College 4,060 (H)Eti Technical College 4,800 1.680 (H)Findlay College 6,864 1,462 1,544 21 (H)Franciscan Univ Steubenville 5,450 4,800 1,500 1,750 19 (H)Franklin University 3,816 (H) Heb Un C-Jewish Inst Relig 5,500 1,200 1,800 19 (II)Heidelberg College 9,390 1,360 1,640 20
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-StateOut-of-StatePrivate In-StateOut-of-State board student student student student-
(H) Hiram College 9,519 1,368 1,620 21 (H) John Carroll University 6,784 4,140 2,150 1,725 19 (H) Kent State University Main Cam 2,630 4,830 2,804 5,004 1,618 1,120 (H) Kenyon College 11,965 1,225 1,815 20 (H) Lake Erie College 7,200 3,700 1,500 1,600 19 (H) Lourdes College 4,210 (H) Malone College 6,207 1,365 1,365 21 (H) Marietta College 9,400 1,450 1,350 20 (H) Medical Col Ohio At Toledo 3,644 4,580 (H) Miami University Oxford Campus 3,036 6,600 3,186 6,750 1,264 1,436 21 (H) Mount Union College 9,660 1,070 1,690 21 (H) Mount Vernon Nazarene College 4,744 1,400 1,146 21 (H) Muskingum College 9,305 1,050 1,850 20 (H) Notre Dame College 5,000 1,030 1,760 21 (H)Oberlin College 12,926 12,926 2,140 2,175 21 (H) Ohio Dominican College 5,900 1,580 1,740 20 (H) Ohio Northern University 8,385 1,245 1,620 .1 (H) Ohio State Univ Main Campus 2,040 5,628 2,679 6,768 3,042 1,494 19 (H) Ohio State Univ Lima Campus 1,962 5,550 2,601 6,690 (H) Ohio State Univ Mansfield 1,962 5,550 2,601 6,690 (H) Ohio State Univ Marion 1,962 5,550 2,601 6,690 (H) Ohio State Univ Newark 1,952 5,550 2,601 6,690 (H) Ohio Univ Ironton Branch 1,797 1,887 (H) Ohio Univ Lancaster Branch 1,941 4,500 (H) Ohio University Main Campus 2,394 4,953 2,619 5,178 1,551 1,608 20 (H) Ohio Wesleyan University 10,076 1,982 1,936 14 (H)Ottetl:ein College 8,268 1,467 1,845 7 (H)Pontifical College Josephinum 5,480 5,480 1,120 2,240 21 (H) Rio Grande College 4,470 1,110 1,590 21 (H)Saint Mary Seminary 4,960 3,150 3,150 21 (H) Shawnee State University 1,593 1,968 (H)Tiffin University 4,700 1,425 1,350 19 (H)Trinity Lutheran Seminary 2,300 645 (H) Univ Of Akron Main Campus 2,078 4,702 2,543 4,433 20 (H) Univ Of Cincinnati Main Campus 2,532 6,035 3,936 7,740 2,079 1,434 19 (H)University Of Dayton 6,920 4,799 1,570 1,720 20 (H)University Of Toledo 2,094 4,764 2,706 5,376 1,656 840 8 (H) Urbana University 5,250 1,080 1.725 19 (H)Ursulinc College 5,550 3,200 1,350 1.500 20 (H) Walsh College 4,990 3,225 1,300 1,400 19 (H) Wilberforce University 5,330 1,398 1,506 21 (H) Wilmington College 6,186 1.050 1,430 19 Winebrenner Theological Sem 2,930 (H)Wittenberg University 10.713 1,671 1,710 21 (H) Wright State Univ Main Cam 2,149 4,273 2,69S 4,819 2,025 1,341 19 (H)Xavier University 7,000 3,846 1,350 1,730 19 (H) Youngstown State University 1,800 2,925 1,512 2,376 1,200 1,500 19
State average-Ohio 6,766 2,129 4,695 4,914 2,594 5,333 1,511 1.651 19
Oklahoma
(H)Bartlesville Wesleyan College 4,495 1,100 (H) Cameron University 1,400 21 1,124 1,736 682 1,762 642 1.038 (H) Central State University 20 728 2,057 975 2,843 (H)East Central University 1,024 2,509 760 1,975 660 1,192 14 (H) Flaming Rainbow University 3,230
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivateIn-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Hi IlsdalFree Will Rapt Col 2,280 950 1,420 19 (H) Langston University 1,086 2,571 680 1,220 20 (H) Northeastern State University 1,051 2,679 1,024 2,644 768 1,112 20 (H) Northwestern Oklahoma St Univ 1,031 2,660 1,011 2,631 600 920 20 (H) Oklahoma Baptist University 3,586 1,000 1,300 20 (H) Oklahoma Christian College 3,540 3.969 1,240 1,080 15 (H) Oklahoma City University 2,140 1,550 1,230 730 14 (H) Oklahoma Mission Baptist Col 650 (H) Oklahoma State University Main 1,326 3,908 1,287 4,009 1,334 1,286 20 (H) Oral Roberts University 5,107 3,365 1,300 1,830 21 (H) Panhandle State University 1,085 2,570 480 1,200 20 (H)Phillips University 4,918 3,982 950 1,368 20 (H) Southeastern Oklahoma St Univ 1,050 2,648 996 2,616 800 1,136 19 (H) Southwestern Col Christian Min 2,634 900 900 19 (H) Southwestern Oklahoma St Univ 1,005 2,632 900 2,418 430 880 15 Tom S Gafford Sch Med Tech 1,170 (H) Univ Oklahoma Health Sci Ctr 1,276 4,081 955 2,971 (H) Univ Oklahoma Norman Campus 1,317 3,889 1,349 4,037 1,442 1,524 20 (H) Univ Science And Arts Of OK 1,012 2,640 570 1,130 19 (H) University Of Tulsa 7,000 5,130 1,430 1,550 19 Valley View Reg Hosp Mad Tech 0 0
State average-Oklahoma 3,298 1,092 2,814 2,999 994 2,791 925 1,211 19
Oregon
(H)Bassist College 6,185 (H) Columbia Christian College 4,890 956 1,564 20 (H) Concordia College 6,585 1.500 1,200 19 (H)astern Oregon State College 1,512 1,512 2.,292 3,657 1,522 1,204 15 (II)Eugene Bible College 3,710 1,065 1,065 20 (H) George Fox College 6,917 1,480 1,350 21 (H) ITT Technical Institut: 12,150 (H) Lewis And Clark College 10,400 1,749 2.049 20 (H)Linfield College 8,707 2,826 1,270 1,580 19 (H) Marylhurst College 6,432 3,216 (H) Mount Angel Seminary 3,030 3,030 900 1,900 21 (H) Multnomah School Of Bible 4,350 4,350 1,070 1,400 20 (H) Northwest Christian College 6,515 1,211 2,788 1,590 20 (H) Oregon Graduate Center 8,200 (H) Oregon Health Science Univ 2,382 5,250 3,087 4,452 1,404 (H) Oregon Institute Of Technology 1,650 4,515 1,635 1,110 19 Oregon School Of Design 4,580 (H) Oregon State University 1,603 4,471 2,323 3,688 1,036 1,438 15 (H) Pacific Northwest Col Art 5,537 (H)Pacific University 8,697 8,975 1,370 1,675 19 (H) Portland State University 1,590 4,458 2,310 3,675 1,215 1.935 19 (H) Reed College 11,340 6,120 1.710 1.870 19 (H) Southern Oregon State College 1,596 4,047 2,319 3,684 2,060 675 15 (H) University Of Oregon 1,647 4,515 2,367 3,732 994 1.492 19 (H) University Of Portland 7,238 4,105 1.270 1,710 20 (H) Warner Pacific College 6,500 1,890 1.089 1,434 19 (H) Western Baptist College 5,478 19 (H) Western Consery Bapt Sem 2.600 (H) Western Evangelical Seminary 4.C-00 (H) Western Oregon State Couge 1,569 4,020 2,292 3.657 1,296 1,260 15 (H) Westem St Chiropractic Coll 7,425 Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution ____Public Public __Room Boardweek for PrivateIn-State Out-of-StatePrivate-In-State Out-of-State board student student student student tH)Willamette University 9,480 9,200 1,900 1,450 19
Slate average-Oregon 6,959 1,694 4,099 4,656 2,427 3,792 1,422 1,474 19
Pennsylvania
(H) Academy Of The New Church 2,637 2,562 (H)Albright College 9,785 (H)Allegheny College 10,425 10,425 (H)Allentown C St Francs De Sales 6,020 (H)Alvernia College 5,230 (H)Antioch (Philadelphia) 4,590 5,490 (H)Baptist Bible College Of Penns 4,700 3,480 (H)Biblical Theological Seminary 2,880 (H)Bloomsburg Univ Of Penns 2,290 3,712 2,190 2,462 (H)Bryn Mawr College 11,880 11,100 (H)Bucknell University 12,460 8,700 Calvary Baptist Theol Sem 2,400 (H)Carlow College 7,560 4,572 (H) Carnegie Mellon University 12,080 12,595 (H) Cedar Crest College 8,960 (H) Chatham College 8,570 (H)Chestnut Hill College 6,450 3,150 (H)Cheyney University Penns 2,340 4,896 2,255 2,527 Christ The Saviour Seminary 860 12 (H)Clarion University Of Penns 2,398 3,780 2,304 2,576 (H)College Of Misericordia 5,850 1,810 1,117 10 Combs College Of Music 5,600 3,780 (H)Curtis Institut'. Jf Music 100 100 (H)Delaware Vly Col Sci & Agri 7,475 (H)Dickinson College 12,230 1,940 1,720 21 (H)Dickinson School Of Law 7.500 1,650 (H)Drexel University 8,816 8,844 (H)Duquesne University 7,350 4,644 1,964 1,562 20 (H)East Stroudsburg Univ Penna 2,214 3,636 2,210 2,482 (H)Eastern Baptist Theol Sem 3,375 (H)Edinboro University Of Pena 2,424 3,846 2,396 2,668 (H)Elizabethtown College 8,650 1,600 1,650 21 (H)Evangelical School Of Theology 3,015 (H)Faith Theological Seminary 1,753 (H)Franklin And Marshall College 12,460 1,880 1,740 21 (H) Gannon University 6,048 3,720 1,600 1,310 20 (H) Geneva College 6,190 4,392 1,420 1,590 21 (H) Gettysburg College 12,200 (H)Gratz College 1,550 1,800 (H)Hahnemann University 6,050 6,800 (H)Haverford College 12.526 (H)Hely Family College 5,690 (H)Immaculate College 5,540 2.880 (111Indiana University Of Penn 2,408 3.830 2,332 2,604 Inst Paralegal Training 4,450 4.200 (H)Juniata College 9,540 (H)King's College 6,480 (H)Kutztown University Of Penna 2.322 3.744 2.202 2,474 (H)La Roche College 5,400 3,510 (H)La Salle University 7.400 (H)Lafayette College 12.025
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Tuition and required fees
Undergraduate , Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Lancaster Bible College 5,320 (H) Lebanon Valley College 8,960 (H) Lehigh University 12,450 12,450 (H) Lincoln University 2,400 3,500 3,275 4,875 (H) Lock Haven University Of Penns 2,310 3,732 (H)Lutheran Theo Sem Gettysburg 2,366 (H) Lutheran Theological Sem Phi la 1,945 (H) Lycoming College 8,514 (H) Mansfield University Of Penna 2,355 3,777 2,230 2,502 (H) Mary Immaculate Seminary 3,100 (H) Marywood College 5,760 3,330 (H) Mercyhurst College 7,000 (H) Messiah College 6,750 (H) Millersville Univ Of Penna 2,350 3,772 2,234 2,506 (H) Moore College Of Art 8,700 (H) Moravian College 9,880 Moravian Theological Seminary 1,710 1,550 21 (H) Muhlenberg College 11,720 2,610 (H) Neumann College 6,100 3,672 (H) Penna College Of Optometry 6,500 2,507 (H) Penns Col Podiatric Medicine 265 (H) Penns St Univ Erie Behrend Col 3,610 7,248 3,850 7,694 1,400 1,770 17 (H) Penna St U Harrisburg Capital 3,610 7,248 3,850 7,694 1,400 1,770 17 (H) Penna St U Milton Hershey Med 3,610 7,248 3,850 7,694 (H) Penns St U Worthington Scmtn 3,494 7,248 (H) Penna St U Allentown Campus 3,494 7,248 (H) Penna St Univ Altoona Campus 3,494 7,248 1,400 1.770 17 (H) Penns St Univ Beaver Campus 3,494 7,248 1,400 1,770 17 (H) Penns St Univ Berko Campus 3,494 7,248 (H) Penna St Univ Delaware Campus 3,494 7,248 (H) Penns St Univ Du Bois Campus 3,494 7,248 (H) Penns St Univ Fayette Campus 3,494 7,248 (H) Penns St Univ Great Valley 3,330 (H) Penns St Univ Hazleton Campus 3,494 7,248 1,400 1,770 17 (H) Penn* St Univ Main Campus 3,610 7,248 3,850 7,694 1,400 1,770 17 (H) Penns St Univ Mckeesport Cam 3,494 7,248 1,400 1,770 17 (H) Penns St Univ Mont Alto Cam 3.494 7,248 1,400 1,770 17 (H) Penna St Univ New Kensington 3,494 7,248 (H) Penna St Univ Ogontz Campus 3,494 7,248 (H) Penna St Univ Schuylkill Cam 3,494 7,248 1,400 1,770 17 (H) Penns St Univ Shenango Vly 3,494 7,248 (H) Penna St Univ Wilkes-Barre 3,494 7,248 (H) Penna St Univ York 3,494 7,248 (H)Philadelphia College Of Bible 5,150 1.400 1,620 19 (H)Phila Col Pharmacy & Sci 7,100 7,100 2,200 1,254 15 (H)Phila Col Text & Sci 6,950 4,140 1,750 1,900 19 (H)Pittsburgh Theological Sent 4,344 1,125 (H) Point Park College 6,452 3,600 1,610 1,690 14 Reconstructionist Rab Col 4,250 (H) Reformed Presbyterian Theo Sem 825 300 4 (H) Robert Morris College 4,050 2,520 !,500 1,350 19 (H) Rosemont College 7.240 3,572 908 19 (H) Saint Charlec Borromeo Sem 3,550 3,500 1,000 2.000 19 (H)Saint Francis College 7,360 5,392 1,620 1,980 19 (H) Saint Joseph's University 7,400 3,870 2,700 1,400 10 (H) Saint Vincent College 6,758 1,376 1.620 20 (H)Saint Vincent seminary 4,800 1,500 1.620 21 (H) Soton Hill College 6,920 1,228 1.842 19
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Pt blic Pt blie Room Boardweek for PrivateIn-State Out-of-c-tatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Shippensburg Univ Of Penn* 2,3',6 3,218 2,290 2,562 1,292 990 19 (H) Slippery Rock Univ Of Penns 2,/ 42 3,864 2,442 2,714 1,280 1,190 14 (H) Spring Garden College 6,900 2,300 1,500 19 St Tikhon Theological Seminary 3,420 3,420 550 1,050 21 (H) Susquehanna University 9,340 1,685 1,690 21 (H) Swarthmore College 13,230 13,230 2,350 2,350 20 (1!)Temple University 3,894 6,802 4,298 5,378 2,514 1,210 19 (H) The Medical College Of Penna 4,950 (H) The University Of The Arts 8,800 8,800 2,700 'Theological Sem Ref Epis Ch 2,400 (H) Thiel College 7,630 1,846 1,690 19 (H) Thomas Jefferson University 9,200 7,600 1,710 (H) Trinity Epis Sob Ministry 2,732 (H) United Wesleyan College 4,845 1,100 1,500 20 (H)University Of Pennsylvania 12,750 13,500 2,422 2,630 15 (H) Univ Of Pittsburgh Bradford 3,810 7,490 1,600 1,560 19 (H) Univ Of Pittsburgh Greensburg 3,710 7,390 1.510 720 (H) Univ Of Pittsburgh Maii 3,836 7,516 4,632 9,162 1,910 1,264 19 (H) University Of Scrantor 7,124 5,224 1,880 1,380 10 (H) Ursinus College 9,000 1,460 2,190 20 (H) Valley Forge Christian College 3,510 992 t,470 20 (H) Villa Maria College 6,180 3,900 1.550 1,550 21 (H) Villanova University 9,040 4,736 4,420 (H) Washington And Jefferson Col 9,740 1,410 1,480 21 (H) Waynesburg College 6,386 4,560 1,340 1,400 21 (H) West Chester Univ Of Penna 2,250 3,672 2,250 2,522 1.554 740 19 (H) Westminster College 7,700 4,560 1,150 1,300 21 (H) Westminster Theological Sem 3,900 (H) Widener University Penns Cant 8,290 2,715 1,870 1 830 19 (H) Wilkes College 7,265 5,136 1,880 1,390 7 (H) Wilson College 8,644 1,906 1,850 21 (H) York College Pennsylvania 3,736 1,173 1,240 19
State average-Pennsylvania 7,474 3,128 6,025 5,018 2,914 4,252 1,724 1,542 18
Puerto Rico
(H) American College Of PR 1,900 (H) American College Of PR 1,900 (H) American University Of PR 1,900 (H) Antillian College 1,680 380 1,060 21 (H) Bayamon Central University 2,000 1,710 (H) Caguas City College 2,160 (H) Caribbean University College 2,265 (H) Caribbean University College 2,265 Caribbean University College 2,265 Caribbean University College 2,265 (H) Catholic Univ PR Ponce 2.213 1,911 470 (H) Catholic Univ PR Arecibo 2,285 (H) Catholic Univ PR Ouayama 2,046 (H) Catholic Univ PR Mayaguez Ctr 1.680 (H) Center For Adv Stud Carrib 1,630 (H) Colegio Biblico Pent Dc PR 480 320 14 Colegio Univ Bautista De PR 1,130 540 675 14 (H) Conscry Of Music Of PR ISO (H) Eacuels Ades Plastic ICPR 128 128 Bscuela Graduada it 4,000
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate [Meals vr State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Inter American San German 2,280 2,380 600 1,300 15 (H) Inter American Univ Aguadilla 2,230 (H) Inter Amer Univ Arecibo Univ C 2,230 (H) Inter Amer Univ Barranquitas 2,230 (H) Inter Amer Univ &yamon Univ C 2,230 (H) Inter American Univ Metro 2,280 2,380 (H) Inter American Univ Node 2,230 (H) Inter American Univ Ponce 2,230 (H) Ponce School Of Medicine 13.220 Puerto Rico last Psychiatry 4,000 Seminario Evangelic° De PR 840 (H) Univenided Cvntral Del Caribe 2,322 0 (H) Universidad Del Turabo 2,130 2,220 Universidad Metropolitana 2,130 2,220 (H) Univ Of Puerto Rico Arecibo 360 4,107 (H) Univ Of PR Cayey Univ Col 662 2,000 (H) Univ Of PR Humacao Univ Col 550 (H) Univ Of PR Mayaguez 590 1,080 (H) Univ Of PR Med Sci Cam 902 1,500 (H) Univ Of PR Rio Piedras Cam 590 1,220 500 (H) Univ Of PR Bayamon Tech Univ C 340 (H) Univ Of PR Ponce Tech Univ C 209 (H) University 01 Sacred Heart 2,030 1,900 1,100 (11)University Politecnica De PR 1,875
State average -Puerto Rico 2,041 448 2,078 3,131 1,267 ERR 614 839 16
Rhode Island
(H) Brown University 13,960 13,900 2,500 1.780 20 (H) Bryant College Of Bus Admin 7,648 1,287 2,215 2,014 19 (H) Johnson And Wales University 6,810 4,380 1,545 1,431 12 (H) New England Institute Of Tech 6,360 (H) Providence College 9,550 1,620 1,950 2,350 19 (H) Rhode Island College 1,496 4,046 1,481 2,795 1,690 1.960 20 (H) Rhode Island School Of Design 11,280 11,280 2,'.00 2,435 20 (H) Roger Williams College 8,006 1,990 2,050 19 (H) Salve Regina College 8,400 8,400 (II)University Of Rhode Island 2,199 6,125 2,203 4,515 2,296 1,625 20
State average-Rhode Island 9,002 1,' 18 S 086 6,811 1,842 3,655 2,073 1,956 19
South Carolina
(H)Baptist College At Charleston f .554 2.180 1,382 1.382 21 (H) Benedict College 4,001 1,980 990 20 (H) Bob Jones University 2,910 3,160 (H) Central Wesleyan College 5,300 840 1,596 21 (H) Citadel Military Col Of SC 2,285 4,963 1,800 665 1,353 20 (H) Chitin College 3,568 630 1,260 20 (H) Clemson University 2,220 5,830 2,220 2,220 1,300 1,400 21 (H) Coker College 6,3' "t 1.200 1,876 21 (H) College Of Charleston 2,060 3,860 1,350 1,350 1,510 940 21 (H) Columbia Bible Col: ge Au- Scm 3,888 3,888 954 1,437 21 (H) Columbia College 6.900 21 (11) Conyrrse t !ollege 7,600 2,400
79 Utji Basic student charges at 4 -year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89(continued)
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for PrivateIn-State Out-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student (H) Erskine College And Seminary 7,420 2,900 (H)Francis Marion College 1,475 21 1,400 2,800 1,580 (H) Furman University 1,580 1,480 1,350 21 7,968 1,602 (H) Lander College 1,648 1,792 21 1,970 2,420 1,970 2,420 1,440 860 (H) Limestone College 5,597 7 (H) Luth Theol Southern Sem 1,350 1,300 21 2,350 (H) Medical University Of SC 10 1,750 3,500 1,420 1,420 1,700 (H) Morris College 3,218 910 1,155 (H) Newberry College 6,200 21 1,100 1,500 (H)Presbyterian College 7,807 21 1,287 1,506 (H) Sherman Col Straight Chiro 8,000 21 (H) South Carolina State College 1,450 2,980 1,450 (H) Univ South Carolina Columbia 2,980 876 1,350 20 2,228 4,848 2,228 (H) Univ South Carolina Aiken 2,228 950 1,086 10 1,600 3,340 (14)Univ Of SC Coast" '7arolina 950 10 1,600 3,440 (14)Univ Of SC At S 2,100 730 17 mg 1,600 3,440 637 (H) Voorhees College 3,000 10 (H) Winthrop College 966 1,278 21 2,060 3,646 2,060 2,060 1,312 812 (H) Wofford College 7,135 21 1,560 1,750 21 State *vague-South Carolina 5,689 1,852 3,756 2,640 1,786 2,032 1,267 1,271 1
South Dakota
(H) Argustana College 7,345 7,345 (H)black Hills State College 1,150 1,075 18 1,273 2,428 1,486 (H) Dakota State College 2,543 810 962 15 1,259 2,188 950 870 (H) Dakota Wesleyan Univeraity 4,910 10 1,000 1,400 (U) Huron College 5,050 20 (H) Mount Marty College 1,120 1,498 19 5,335 5,335 (H) le tional College 5,385 19 (H)1. ,rth American Baptist Sem 1,305 19 3,900 (H) Northern State College 1,185 1,500 2,655 1,668 (H) Oglala Lakota College 2,724 898 814 10 720 720 (H)Presentation College 450 (H)Sioux Fells College 5,750 1,090 15 (14)South Dakota Sch Mines & Tech 1,050 1,296 14 1,987 3,443 1.493 (14)South Dakota State University 2,411 860 1,240 19 1,762 3,218 1,809 goUniversity Of South Dakota 3,033 818 830 21 1,079 3,074 1,843 3,067 876 1,136 14 State average-South Dakota 5,629 1,369 2,532 5,527 1,660 2,756 931 1,126 16
Tennessee
(H)Austin Peay State University 1,282 4,018 1,636 4,372 1,080 (H) Belmont College 4,200 1,036 15 6,000 1.340 (H) Bethel College 3,600 1.430 20 816 (H)Bristol University 5,400 1.284 20 5,400 1,200 (H) Bryan College 4,710 (H) Carson-Newman College 1,400 1,800 21 5,212 2,500 830 1,310 (14)Christian Brothers College 5,700 21 5,500 1,170 (H) Crichton College 3,440 1,760 19 (H) Cumberland University 1,120 1,660 19 4,070 3,280 (H) David Lipscomb Uriversi.y 1,000 1.730 20 4,200 2,584 (II) 1.350 1.450 East Tennessee State Univ 1,192 3,934 1,546 4,282 (H) Emmanuel School Of Religion 1,100 1,430 15 2,560
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Tuition and required fees Unuergraduate Meals per State and institution Public Public-Room Boardweek for Private In-StateOut-of-StatePrivate In-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Fisk University 4,600 4,600 1,300 985 20 (H) Free Will Baptist Bible Col 2,5 976 1,480 21 (II)Freed-Hardeman College 3,920 1,240 1,340 21 (H) Harding Graduate Sch Of Rel 3,900 993 (H) Johnson Bible College 2,500 1,800 950 1,403 14 1,550 21 (H) King College 4,950 1,500 19 (H)Knoxville College 4,890 1,600 1,800 20 (H)Lantbuth Ce.'ege 4,305 950 1,334 (H) Lane College 3,703 814 1,428 21 (E.)Le Moyne-Owen College 3,380 1,164 1,240 2t (11)Leo College 3,426 (H)Lincoln Memorial University 3,700 3,700 760 1,490 19 (H) Maryville College 6,315 1,434 1,815 19 1,416 (14)Meharry Medical College 4,000 (H) Memphis College Of Art 6,200 6,200 (H) Memphis State University 1,354 4,090 1,636 4,372 1,284 (H) Memphis Theological Seminary 3,300 (H) 11id America Baptist Seminary 700 700 (H) Middle Tense= State Univ 1,164 3,900 1,518 4,254 1,030 990 19 (H) Milligan College 5,356 920 1,538 20 North Tennessee Bible Inn 0 0 (H) Rhodes College 9,612 1,884 1,534 21 (H)Southern Col Seventh-Day Adv 5,800 1,176 1,440 21 (H) Tennessee State University 1,202 3,938 1,556 4,292 1,304 942 21 (H) Tennessee Technological Univ 1,269 4,002 .,620 4,353 1,188 1,425 20 (H) Tennessee Temple University 3,470 3,470 1,776 3,552 21 (H) Tennessee Wesleyan College 4,280 1,110 1,654 21 (H) The Univ Of Tennessee Memphis 1,684 5,328 2,176 5,820 1,377 1,500 15 (H) Trevecca Nazarene College 4,526 1,020 1,348 21 (H) Tusculum College 5,000 7,000 1,200 1,600 20 (H) Union University 3,248 1,120 990 12 (H)Univ Of Tem,Jssee-Chattanooga 1,282 4,016 1,652 4,386 1,388 2,006 21 (H)Univ Of Tennessee-Knoxville 1,466 4,200 1,780 4,514 1,305 1,565 21 (H) Univ Of Taiessee -Martin 1,330 4,064 1,664 4,398 1,230 750 10 (H)University Of The South 11,050 1,390 1.350 21 (H)Vanderbilt University 11,739 11,588 2,618 1,200 21
State average-Terme/se,- 4,698 1,323 4,149 4,110 1,678 4,504 1,234 1,477 19
Texas
(H)Abilene Christian University 4,350 4,350 1,100 1.450 20 (H) Amber University 3,780 2 520 (H) American Technological Univ 2,660 2,180 (H) Angelo State University 774 3,270 632 2.505 1,944 1.072 15 (H)Arlington Baptist College 790 1,000 (H)Austin College 7,250 7,260 1,400 1.738 20 (H)Austin Presbyterian Theol Sem 3,703 765 1,532 16 (H) Bapt Missnary Assoc Theol Sem 970 970 1,800 (H)Baylor College Of Dentistry 1,200 2,780 (H)Baylor College Of Medicine 4,74'4 4.568 (H)Baylor University 4,720 4,224 1,31,0 1,660 20 (H)Concordia Lu.beran College 4,800 1,250 1,700 20 (H) Corpus Christi State Univ 1,334 7,660 1,334 7,660 1,900 (H)Criswell College 2,330 2,650 (H)Dallas Baptist University A,460 3,920 1,010 1,749 14 (H)Dallas Christian College 2,080 1,250 1,250 15
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Tuition and required fees Undergraduate. Graduate Meals per State and institution Public Public Room Boardweek for Private In-StateOut-of-StatePrivate In-StateOut-of-State board student student 1 student student
(H) Dallas Theological Seminary 2,930 21 (H) East Texas Baptist Univt lily 3,600 990 1,505 20 (H) PAM Texas State University 890 4,010 560 2,450 1,516 1,328 20 (H) East Texas St Univ Texarkana 810 3,930 569 3,537 (H)Episcopal Them Sem Of Sw 5,900 1,920 (H) Hardin-Simmons University 4,327 2,954 1,040 1,370 20 (H) Houston Baptist University 4,290 3,600 5 (H)Houston Grad Sch Of Theol 3,900 (H) Howard Payne University 3,520 950 1,260 20 (14)Huston-Tillotson College 3,950 900 1,770 19 (H) Incarnate Word College 5,690 2,268 1,190 1,666 20 Inst Christian Studies (H) 750 1,600 (H) Jarvis Christian College 3,631 1,300 1,412 21 (H) Lamar University 920 4,040 644 2,516 1,334 1,168 14 (H) Laredo State University 384 2,880 288 2,160 (H) Letourneau College 6,290 3,320 1,660 19 (H) Lubbock Christian University 4,810 900 1,280 10 (H)Mc Muny College 4,535 930 1,040 10 Midland Mem Help Med Tech 0 0 (H) Midwestern State University 870 3,990 768 :1,264 1,092 1,150 19 (H) Our Lady Lake Univ San Antonio 5,186 3,300 1,160 1,430 18 (H) Pan America' University 780 3,900 648 3,144 1,960 1,100 20 (H) Pan Amer U Brownsville 972 4,716 972 4,716 (H) Parker College Of Chiropractic (H) Paul Quinn College 2,810 984 1,800 20 (H) Prairie View A & M University 870 3,990 740 3,236 1,200 1,710 21 (H) Rice University 5,300 5,300 19 (H)Saint Edward's University 6,108 5,208 1,290 1,526 14 (H)Saint Mary's University 4,544 3,328 1,432 1,300 20 (H) Sam Houston State University 880 4,000 180 4,000 1,100 1,040 20 (H)Schreiner College 5,895 1,885 2,070 21 (H) Southern Methodist University 9,064 6,840 1,934 2,200 20 (H) Southwest Texas State Univ 838 3,334 694 2.566 1,592 1,082 15 (H) Southwestern Adventist College 5,592 4,320 21 (H) Southwestern Assemblies Of God 3,150 892 1,620 21 (H) Southwestern Christian College 3,014 878 1,034 19 (H) Southwestern University 6,950 1,704 1,980 19 (H) Stephen F Austin State Univ 880 4,000 728 3,224 1,260 1,512 20 (H)Sul Ross State University 746 3,244 594 2,466 1,260 1,280 15 (H)Tarleton State University 896 4,016 896 4,016 1,298 1,086 15 (1-I)Texas A & I University 708 3,204 576 2,440 1,600 1.024 19 (H) Touts A & M Univ Galveston 741 3,863 1,498 1,480 21 (H) Texas A&M University 1,200 4,200 1,200 4,200 1,422 2 134 20 Texas Baptist Institute Scm 548 548 1,092 (H) Texas Chiropractic College 5,820 (H) Texas Christian University 6,536 4,196 1,440 1,072 14 (H) Texas College 3,430 850 1,450 21 (H) Texas Lutheran College 4,830 1,140 1,4.!0 20 (H) Texas Southern University 800 3,296 800 3,296 1,085 5 .'5 20 01) Texas Tech University 1,046 4,166 1,046 4,166 20 (H) Texas Tech Univ Health Sci Ctr 1,202 1,250 (H) Texas Wesleyan College 4,850 4,850 1,150 1,930 20 (H) Texas Woman'S University 904 4,024 772 3.268 1,180 1,445 19 (H)Trinity University 8,278 8,278 2,103 1,700 (H)University Of Dallas 6,450 3,690 1,760 1,460 19 (H) Univ Of Houston Clear Lake 818 3,314 716 2,588 (H) Univ Of Houston-Downtown 950 5,070 1,794 1,240 18 (H) Univ Of Houston-Univ Park 819 3,315 723 2,595 2,120 1,474 19
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(H) Univ Of Houston-Victoria 768 3,264 544 2,466 (H) Univ Of Mary Hardin Baylor 3,910 2,630 930 1,590 20 (H) University Of North Texas 780 3,276 585 2,457 1,480 1,491 20 (H) University Of Saint Thomas 4,520 3,080 1,580 1,260 15 (H) Univ Of Texas At Arlington 910 4,030 910 4,030 1,144 (H) Univ Of Texas At Austin 874 3,994 742 3,238 1,500 1,682 20 (H) Univ Of Texas At Dallas IA8 3,234 561 2,433 (H) Univ Of Texas At E1 Paso 890 4,010 758 3,254 1,600 1,40n 19 (H) Univ Of Texas At Tyler 708 3,204 531 2,403 (H) Univ Of Texas Health Sci Ctr 562 3,682 562 3,692 (H) Univ Of TX Health Sci San Ant 599 3,719 905 4,649 (H) Univ Of TX Med Br Galveston 1,005 2,157 600 1,239 i,900 (H) Univ Of TX Permian Basin 994 4,659 859 3,975 ".000 (H) Univ Of TOMS San Antonio 870 3,990 560 2,432 2,020 (H) Univ Of TX Svntrn Med co Dal 881 5,041 468 2,:40 Wadley Hospital 200 (H) Wayland Baptist University 3,572 3,572 1,0'/2 1,440 20 19 (H) West Texas State University COO 4,018 610 2,482 1,332 1,328 (H) Wiley College 4,946 1,160 1,384 19
State average-Texas 4,261 859 3,861 3,865 718 3,111 1,398 1,448 18
Utah
(H) lrigham Young Un;% Main Cam 1,720 1,990 1,078 1,618 20 (:.)Southern Utah State College 1,167 3,078 1,224 3,264 714 1,251 10 (H) University Of Utah 1,392 3,841 1,228 3,330 1,305 2.195 21 (H) Utah State University 1,380 3,816 1,110 2.946 1,935 480 20 (11) Weber State College 1,182 3,201 1,179 3,216 1,04i 1,275 19 (H) Westminster Col Salt Lake City 5,610 2,770 1,172 1,868 15
State average-Utah 3,665 1,280 3,484 2,380 1,185 3,189 1,217 1,448 18
Vermont
(H) Bennington College 15,670 15 170 1,580 1,740 19 (H) Castleton State College 2,626 5,410 1,842 3,930 1,978 1.688 21 (H) College Of Saint Joseph 6,125 1,500 1.700 20 (H) Goddard College 13,166 13,166 1,402 1,966 19 (11) Green Mountain College 6,775 2,200 1.700 19 (H) Johnson State College 2,170 4,954 2,170 4,954 1,978 1,690 21 (H) Lyndon State College 2,625 5,409 1,978 1,688 21 (H) Norwich University 10,300 10,300 1,600 2.300 20 Prospect Archive Or Ed & Res 5,200 (H)Saint Michael's College 8,200 1.900 1,675 21 (H) Sch International Training 7,420 9,570 1,200 1.600 20 (H) Southern Vermont College 4,950 1,540 1,590 19 (H) Trinity College 7,690 2,120 1.560 (H)University Of Vermont 3,726 10,776 3,656 10,706 2,348 1,300
State avenge - Vermont 8,922 2,787 6,637 10,781 2,556 6,530 1,794 1.707 20
Virgin Islands
Univ Of The Virgin Islands 970 2,730 1,476 2,952 876 2.148 21 Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
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Virginia
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(H) Averett College 6,250 6,250 A, Eti7 1,367 21 (H) Bluefield College 4.180 1,061' 1,900 21 (H) Bridgewater College C,S90 1,635 1,8:5 21 (H) Christendom College 6,310 1,920 1,200 21 (H) Christopher Newport College 1,630 2,6(0 (H) College Of William And Mary 2,966 7.'212 2,966 7,817. 1,740 1,664 19 (H) Eastern Mennonite College 5,828 2 'MO 1,270 1,40,1 2: (H) Eastern Virginia Medical Seh 15,000 (H) Emory And Henry College 5,870 1,396 1,794 21 (H) Femun College 6,050 1,000 1,800 20 (4) George Mason University 2,040 4,236 2,040 4,236 2,980 1,445 15 (H) Hampden -Sydney College 9,530 1,080 '0,000 21 (H) Hampton University 3,150 2,340 1,300 1,050 21 (H) Hollins College 3,357 (. :00 2,300 1,600 20 (H) biatitute Of Textile Tech 0 (H) James Madison University 2,702 5,054 2,2' 5,232 1,674 1,504 20 (H) Liberty University 4,212 4,212 3,230 1,615 21 (H) Longwood College 2,59'1 4,384 2,226 3,558 1,540 1,488 19 (H) LAchburg Collsge 7,956 2 700 :,800 2,100 21 (H) Mary Baldwin College 7,750 2,150 3,000 21 (H) Mary Washington College 2,264 4,5^2 2,058 1,584 21 (H) MiltyMOIrnt University 7,500 4,230
(H) Norfolk $.."L'Atirsity 1,606 3,156 ! s.'1. 3,434 2,73^ 1,200 20 Notre Dame Apostolic Mat 1,300 200 240 21 (H) On: Dcr.nitiion Uni versa/ 2,414 4,622 2 11 . 4,706 2,410 1 664 20 (H) Presby.erian Sell - :irtial: bet 3,91Y) 875 1,791 15 (H) Prot Epis Theci Scan VA 3,975 :,000 1,125 21 (H) Radford 'Jniveetity 7,076 3,474 2 174 2,516 3,050 (H) Randolph-Mum. ,:olksti 11,425 1,625 1,995 21 (H) Randolph-Macm Woman'S C' !leg 4;'21,0 9,410 2,10() 2,200 21 (H) Roaneke Colhgt. 8,500 1.675 1,675 19 (H) Saint hurt College 4,288 1.200 1.655 19 (H) Shenandoah Col And Consery 6,900 4,000 2.0t,. i 00 21 (H) Strayer College 3,645 A,37:i (11) Sweet War C011ego 10,140 1,060 2,400 21 (H) Union The,o1%;eal Sem VA 5,000 1.200 2.018 IS (H) University Of Ri: hmond 9,130 9,230 1,0c:0 1,450 i, (H) Univ Of "lt Clinch Valley Col 1,574 2,534 1,136 1,210 A (4) Univ Of VA Main C-mpus 2,526 6,3.76 2.526 6,336 1,291 :,518 19
(H) VA Cona ronwes111. University 2,415 5,54a 2,741 5,531 1,810 1 330 AC (H) Virginia Intainont CAlege 1,5C) 1,600 2! (H)Virginia 1+4;litary Institute 3,215 6,665 '125 2,110 2'. (H) VA Polyttehri.: lust & St U 2 544 .5.184 ?,946 3,324 1,000 1.346 19 V:rgoia Seminary & College 4.310 2,010 1.ee0 21 (f4)Viry,inia Stare University '.926 4,590 3.078 5.084 1.806 1,624 21 (H) Virginin Union University 4,950 1,000 1.534 19 (H) Vindula Wesley. College f,800 1,900 1.800 20 ;H) Washington Anil Lnc University 9,005 1.800 1,980 20
State average-Virginia 6,47 2,366 4,743 4,935 2,457 4.706 1,625 1 .6"7
Washington
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(H) Antioch (Seattle) ,'.i, 850 6,300 (H) Central Washington University :,362 4,529 1,863 5,553 1,156 1,643 21 (H) City University 3,780 2,935 (H) Cogswell College North 6,880 (H) Cornish College Of The Arts 6,500 (H) Eastern Washington University 1,317 4,584 1,863 5,553 (H) Evergreen State College 1,377 4,641 1,920 5,610 (H) Gonzaga University 8,000 8 1,340 1,8w. (H) Griffin College 3,010 (H) Heritage College 3,088 1, 1 (H) Lutheran Bible but Seattle 4,110 802 1,835 20 Northwest Baptist Seminary 2,400 (H) Nhwst Col Assemblies Of God 4,878 940 1,260 20 (H)Pacific Lutheran University 8,520 4 950 1,740 1,730 20 (H) Puget Sound Christian College 3,225 2,550 1,425 15 (H) Saint Martin'S College 7,5,0 3,024 19 (H) Seattle Pacific University 8,061 5,935 1,707 1,545 20 (H)Seattle University 8,055 2,148 2,300 800 19 (H) University Of Puget Sound 9,100 9,100 1,b30 1,550 21 (H) University Of Wash;r.gton 1,797 4,998 2,601 6,474 1,680 1,440 (H) Walla Walla College 7,475 7,145. 1,380 1,275 (H) Washington State University 1,798 4,998 2,602 6,474 1,500 1,370 (H) Western Washington University 1,344 4,611 1,890 5,580 21 (H) Whitman College 9,544 1,660 2,080 21 (H)iri.;:xtelb College 8,419 2,485 20
Elate swine-WAAL:4 ton 6,4s ? 1,499 4,744 4,677 5,874 1,585 1,524 20
%ire* Virainiii
(1i)Alderson Broaddus College 6,456 1,130 1,2.60 19 (H) Appalachian Bible College 3,040 1,000 1,500 21 kli)Bethany College 9,150 1,215 1,935 21 (H)Bluefield State College 890 2,470 (H' Cerrerti C:ollege 990 2.570 1,124 1,404 19 (iI)Yairmont State College no 2,*)50 1,092 1,300 20 (H) Glenville State College 974 2,554 1,070 1,310 19 (H1 Mereha)l lin:Yeritrity 1,132 2,952 1,242 3,282 3,084 1,430 15 (H) Ohio Valley College 3,764 1.120 1,790 20 (H) Salem College Main Campus 5,44) 1,350 1,400 1,710 19 (H) Shepherd Cvl'ege 99C' 2 PO 1,270 1,500 19 (H) University Of Charleston 6,250 ,770 1,400 1,930 19 (k) West L1b4:ty State College 976 2,356 1,170 1,400 21 ft1)West Va Col Of Grad Studies 9'0 2,060 (14) West Va Inn Of technology 1,010 2,640 1,19,) 3,130 1,450 19 (H) West Virginia State College 992 1,286 1,050 1,400 21 (H) West Virginic Univmsiiy .,400 3,330 1,490 3,7Y, 1,736 1,540 18 (H) West Virginia Wesleyan College 7,100 2,340 1,540 1,850 21 (H) wheeling College 7,075 3,420 1 550 1,7'73 19
Seats average-West Virginia 6,029 1,032 2,568 2,970 1,208 3.'151 1,378 1,558 19
Wisconsin
(H) Alveruo %-olloge 5,532 780 1,570 15 Basic student charges at 4-year postsecondary education institutions, 1988-89 (continued)
Tuition and required fees Undergraduate Graduate Meals per State and institution __Public Public Room Board weekfor Private In-State Out-of-StatePrivcteIn-State Out-of-State board student student student student
(H) Be Ilin College 01 Muting 7,929 (H)Beloit College 10,004 10,004 1,510 20 (H) Cardinal Stritch College 5,600 3,24.0 1,083 1,767 20 (H) Carroll College 8,600 1,340 1,510 20 (H) Carthage College 7,370 3,673 1,300 1,650 20 (H) Concordia College Wisconsin 5,600 2,700 1,300 1,800 20 (H) Edgewood College 5,730 3,69G 1,160 1,550 20 Immanuel Lutheran College 925 700 700 21 (H)Institute Of Paper Chemietry 10,000 1,125 1,653 20 Keller Graduate Seh Mgt Inc 6,550 (H) Lakeland College 6,400 1,450 1,500 20 (H) Lawrence University 10,770 1,218 1,653 20 (H) Mammals Bapt Bible Cot Inc 2,950 2,100 1,200 1,200 21 (H) Marian College Of Fond Du Lac 5,960 1,500 1,100 (H) Marquette University 6,950 4,230 1,660 1,660 19 (H) Medical College Of Wisconsin 5,119 (H) Milwaukee Inst Art Liesign 5,695 (II)Milwaukee School Of Eng 7,200 1,560 1,050 (H) Mount Mary College 5,500 900 1,440 15 (H) Mount Senario College 5,250 1,292 1,008 21 (H) Nashotah House 4,850 950 2,235 21 (H) Northland College 6,450 1,310 1,800 19 (H) Northwestern College 2,368 490 1,175 19 (H) Ripon College 10,267 1,002 1,530 20 (H) Sacred Heart School Of Thool 2,520 1,600 2,400 21 (H)Saint Norbert College 7,700 7,-, sf) 1,620 1,360 11 (H)Silver Lake College 5,500 2,340 1,560 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin La Crosse 1,658 4,740 2,081 5,848 1,000 860 19 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin Oshkosh 1,580 4,662 2,003 5,770 1,120 800 20 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin Parkaide 1,595 4,677 2,018 5,785 1,576 920 10 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1,638 4,720 1,995 5,762 1,070 1,100 21 (H) Univ Of Wiaconsin-Green Bay 1,587 4,669 2,010 5,777 1,(40 900 14 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin-Madison 1,857 5,639 2,617 7,762 1,540 1,240 21 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1,917 5,699 2,677 7,822 1,482 1,484 2t, (H) Univ Of Wisconsin-Platteville 1,657 4,739 2,004 5,771 910 1,120 19 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin-River Falls 1,638 4,720 2,011 5,778 1,095 945 10 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin-Stevens Pt 1,669 4,151 2,030 5,797 1,152 1,208 20 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin-Stout 1,663 4,745 2,020 5,787 1,068 1,156 21 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin - Superior 1,576 4,648 1,999 5,766 964 1,084 19 (H) Univ Of Wisconsin-Whitewater 1,651 4,734 2,034 5,801 1,134 870 19 (H)Viterbo College 5,980 2,370 1,200 1,400 19 (H) Wisconsin Lutheran College 5,860 1,200 1,550 19 (H) Wisconsin School Of Prof Payc 7,000
State average-Wisconsin 6,324 1,668 4,857 4,682 2,115 6,094 1,181 1,366 19
Wyoming
(H)University Of Wyoming 833 2605 833 2605 1185 1675 21