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ED 053 648 AUTHOR TITLE INSTITUTION PUB DATE AVAILABLE from EDRS PRICE DESCRIPTORS ABSTRACT DOCUMENT RESUME HE 002 380 Warga, Ri DOCUMENT RESUME ED 053 648 HE 002 380 AUTHOR Warga, Richard G. TITLE Student Expense Budgets of American Colleges and Universities for the 1968-69 Academic Year. INSTITUTION Educational Testing Service, Princeton, N.J. PUB DATE Mar 68 NOTE 67p. ;College Scholarship Service Technical Reports AVAILABLE FROM Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey 08540 EDRS PRICE EDRS Price MF-$0.65 BC-$3.29 DESCRIPTORS *Costs, *Educational Finance, *Fees, *Financial Needs, Higher Education, *Student Costs, Tuition ABSTRACT This annual booklet furnishes information on the costs of attending U.S. colleges and universities. Data on some Canadian and a number of community colleges are also included. The expenses reported cover a 2-term academic year. Each entry is divided into sections on: tuition and fees, resident budgets, commuting budgets, and out of state charges. An asterisk indicates whether the institution has a guaranteed tuition or fixed-loan plan. The publication is intended to: help financial air officers set appropriate schooling allowances as adjustments to entries made in the "Parents' Confidential Statements";' facilitate cooperation among institutions on awards to mutual aid candidates; and serve as a ready aid to scholarship sponsors. (JS) ID STUDENT EXPENSE BUDGETS RICHARD G. WARGA rNrs, OF AMERICAN COLLEGES Lr\ AND UNIVERSITIES FOR THE 1968-69 ACADEMIC YEAR CZ) college scholarship service technical reports a U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEHREPRO- DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVEDFROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATIONORIG- INATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OROPIN- IONS STATED DO NOTNECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OFEDU- CATION POSITION OR POLICY EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE PRINCETON NEW JERSEY BERKELEY CALIFORNIA 4.-1.41410,-.Xik144. COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION BOARD College Scholarship Service Technical Report STUDENT EXPENSE BUDGETS OF AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR THE 1968-69 ACADEMIC YEAR Richard G. Warga, College Scholarship Service, ETS Class 68-1 March 1968 The College Scholarship Service isdr., activity of the College Entrance Examination Board. Operational services are administered by Educational Testing Service Educational Testing Service Princeton, New Jersey Berkeley, California Evanston, Illinois Student Expense Budgets of American Colleges and Universities for the 1968-69 Academic Year This booklet, produced annually by the College Scholarship Service,(CSS), furnishes information about the costs of attending colleges in the United States. In addition it includes some Canadian institutions and a number of junior and community colleges. Not all American colleges are listed; some do not appear because they requested exclusion, filed incomplete data, or returned their informa- tion after the deadline for publication. This report is distributed to CSS member institutions and to all other colleges whose financial data are listed. The purposes of the publication are (1) to assist financial aid officers in setting appropriate schooling allowances as adjustments to entries made in Parents! Confidential Statements' (2) to facilitate cooperation between colleges on appropriate awards to mutual aid candidates and(3) to serve as a ready reference for sponsors of scholarships. The booklet's data for the publication were compiled from information that each college submitted to the College Scholarship Service on the form, "College Estimate of Student Expenses." The information is reported as it was submitted by the individual colleges. It includes tuition and living expenses, and varying amounts for personal expenses, books, travel or commutation expenses. Because some institutions did not enter any amounts for several of.these items, it was necessary to leave certain items blank. The expenses reported are for a normal, two term, academic year. Each report on a college is divided into the following sections: 1. Tuition and Fees - includes tuition, general, university, college or state institutional fees if identified. In some cases, adjustments or averages were used, since variable charges for certain curriculums or student classifications could not be accommodated. 2. Resident budgets - includes all tuition charges, fees, room and board, books, personal expenses and travel allowances entered by the institution. 3. Commuting budgets - includes all tuition charges, fees, books, commutation and maintenance allowances entered by the college or university. L. Out-of-state charges - includes the additional fee the college or university entered as a charge to students who are not residents of the state in which the institution is located. Some colleges also have charges for out-of-community or out-of-district students. For convenience these have been combined and shown as out-of-state charges. 5. An asterisk (*) indicates an institution that has a guaranteed tuition or fixed-cost plan. 6. The abbreviations for states are those listed in the Bulletin of Information, College Board Admissions Tests. CN is used to indicate Canada. The staff of the College Scholarship Service hopes that the financial information presented will be helpful, and it welcomes comments that will assist in the preparation of future editions. COLLEGE ESTIMATE OF STUDENT EXPENSES 1 TUITION RESIDENT COMMO OUT OF NAME OF INSTITUTION STATE * AND TING STATE FEES BUDGET BUDGET CHARGES ABILENE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE TX 1090 2570 2370 ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE GA 260 1200 1100 220 ACADEMY OF AERONAUTICS NY 1220 2500 1960 ADAMS STATE COLLEGE CO 330 1510 1160 400 ADE BERT COLL SEE CASE WESTERN RESERVE U NY ADELPHI UNIVERSITY NY 1950 3600 2700 ADELPHI SUFFOLK COLLEGE OF ADELPHI UNIV. NY 1565 2410 2270 ADIRONDACK COMMUNITY COLLEGE NY 350 1820 1050 300 ADRIAN COLLEGE MI 1390 2815 2470 AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE GA 1735 3180 2250 ALABAMA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLL AL 150 1050 1400 150 ALABAMA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE AL 840 2017 1615 ALABAMA COLLEGE AL 295 1400 1100 420 ALABAMA STATE COLLEGE AL 290 1450 1340 150 ALASKA METHODIST UNIVERSITY AK 1085 2710 246C ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE NY 835 2135 1185 ALBANY JUNIOR COLLEGE GA 240 1100 225 ALBANY STATE COLLEGE GA 365 1450 970 330 ALBERTUS MAGNUS COLLEGE CT 1250 2850 2100 ALSTON COLLEGE MI * 1670 3270 2620 ALBRIGHT COLLEGE PA 1750 3100 220r ALFRED UNIVERSITY NY 1990 3400 2550 ALGOMA COLLEGE CN * 5no 1750 1850 4 ALLEGHENY COLLEGE PA 1868 3090 2320 a ALLEN COUNTY COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE KS 125 1135 1685 445 ALLIANCE COLLEGE PA 1080 2430 1750 '1 COLLEGE ESTIMATE OF STUDENT EXPENSES 2 TUITION RESIDENT COMMU- OUT OF NAME OF INSTITUTION STATE * AND TING STATE FEES BUDGET BUDGET CHARGES ALMA COLLEGE MI 1350 2630 1850 ALPHONSUS COLLEGE NY 1050 2000 ALVERNIA COLLEGE PA 1000 2550 2450 AMARILLO COLLEGE TX 150 1220 1070 280 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ART IL 1100 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE MA 1485 2900 1980 AMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE CA 20 1620 1360 330 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY DC 1714 3120 2460 AMHERST COLLEGE MA 2185 3790 ANCILLA DOMINI COLLEGE IN 460 1260 ANDERSON COLLEGE IN 1180 2360 1800 ANDERSON COLLEGE SC 550 1700 850 ANDREWS UNIVERSITY MI 1150 2320 2030 ANGELINA COLLEGE TX 160 610 660 300 ANNA MARIA COLLEGE MA 1100 270) 2030 ANNHURST COLLEGE CT 1200 2740 1770 ANOKA RAMSEY STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE MN 255 1510 250 ANTIOCH COLLEGE OH 1950 3100 APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY NC 326 1250 1000 455 AQUINAS COLLEGE MI 980 2430 2130 ARAPAHOE JUNIOR COLLEGE CO 220 1340 640 480 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY AZ 290 1690 1090 815 ARKANSAS AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COL AR 240 1220 1290 270 ARKANSAS COLLEGE AR 1100 2750 1800 ARKANSAS POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE AR 200 1370 1570 270 ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY AR S COLLEGE ESTIMATE OF STUDENT EXPENSES 3 TUITION RESIDENT COMMU- OUT OF NAME OF INSTITUTIDN STATE * AND TING STATE FEES BUDGET BUDGET CHARGES BEEBE BRANCH AR 160 1330 1520 200 ARMSTRONG COLLEGE CA 880 2330 1730 100 ARMSTRONG STATE COLLEGE GA 330 1970 1420 330 AROOSTOOK STATE COLLEGE ME 170 1340 1680 100 ART CENTER COLLEGE OF DESIGN CA 1040 2650 2130 ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO IL 1395 3240 2590 ASBURY COLLEGE KY 1055 1890 ASHEVILLE-BILTMORE COLLEGE NC 358 1670 1040 320 ASHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE,U. OF KENTUCKY KY 280 1710 1710 540 ASHLAND COLLEGE OH 1670 1160 2460 ASSUMPTION COLLEGE MA 1550 3000 2100 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE NC 875 1880 1540 ATLANTIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE NJ 295 1245 750 ATLANTIC UNION COLLEGE MA 1300 2580 2550 AUBURN COMMUNITY COLLEGE NY 300 1800 1330 120 AUBURN UNIVERSITY AL 345 1710 1300 345 AUGSBURG COLLEGE MN * 1430 2750 2400 AUGUSTA COLLEGE GA 285 1540 1690 330 AUGUSTANA COLLEGE IL 1500 3020 2100 AUGUSTANA COLLEGE SD * 1500 2470 1870 AURORA COLLEGE IL 1256 2570 1840 AUSTIN COLLEGE TX * 1650 2900 2300 AUSTIN STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE MN 300 1400 100 t AVILA COLLEGE MO 1000 2570 1650 AZUSA PACIFIC COLLEGE CA 1110 2580 1765 BABSON INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMIN MA 1730 1410 2.690 COLLEGE ESTIMATE OF STUDENT EXPENSES 4 TUITION RESIDENT COMMU OUT OF NAME OF INSTITUTION STATE * AND TING STATE FEES BUDGET BUDGET CHARGES BACONE COLLEGE. OK 410 1400 700 BAKER UNIVERSITY KS 1090 2440 1590 BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE CA 1270 600 330 BALDWINWALLACE COLLEGE OH 1743 3160 2990 BALL STATE UNIVERSITY IN 330 1760 1360 270 BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE MD 565 1390 565 BAPTIST COLLEGE AT CHARLESTOWN SC 1000 2360 1550 BARAT COLLEGE OF THE SACRED HEART IL * 1000 3100 2700 BARD COLLEGE NY 2450 3900 3700 BARNARD COLLEGE NY 1800 3350 2360 BARRINGTON COLLEGE RI 1535 2860 1990 BARRY COLLEGE FL 1000 2600 2050 BATES COLLEGE ME 1900 3250 2500 BAY DE NOC COLLEGE MI 230 1180 1180 210 BAYLOR UNIVERSITY TX 850 2150 1800 BEAVER COLLEGE PA 1772
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