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Private Wealth Management Research, Products & Services What does college cost in Pennsylvania? 2015-2016 4 Year Colleges Tuition & Annual Total Fees for Cost of Web Site Academic Attendance1 year (In-State) (In-State) Public Colleges Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania www.bloomu.edu $9,326 $22,604 Cheyney University of Pennsylvania www.cheyney.edu $9,344 $25,446 Clarion University of Pennsylvania www.clarion.edu $10,190 $24,502 East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania www.esu.edu $9,684 $22,128 Kutztown University of Pennsylvania www.kutztown.edu $9,411 $24,401 Lock Haven University www.lhup.edu $9,380 $24,030 Mansfield University of Pennsylvania www.mansfield.edu $9,806 $25,280 Millersville University of Pennsylvania www.millersville.edu $10,918 $26,189 Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus www.psu.edu/ $17,514 $35,068 Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Abington www.abington.psu.edu $13,954 $31,508 Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Berks www.bk.psu.edu/ $14,610 $32,164 Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Hazleton www.hn.psu.edu/ $13,902 $31,456 Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania www.sru.edu $9,645 $23,417 Temple University www.temple.edu $15,188 $31,638 University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus www.pitt.edu $18,192 $31,696 West Chester University of Pennsylvania www.wcupa.edu $9,462 $25,962 Private Colleges Albright College www.albright.edu $39,850 $53,880 Allegheny College www.allegheny.edu $42,470 $56,710 Alvernia University www.alvernia.edu $31,100 $45,920 Bryn Mawr College www.brynmawr.edu $47,140 $63,990 Bucknell University www.bucknell.edu $50,152 $65,268 Cabrini College www.cabrini.edu $29,842 $45,548 Carnegie Mellon University www.cmu.edu/ $50,665 $65,895 Chatham University www.chatham.edu $34,440 $49,022 Chestnut Hill College www.chc.edu $33,130 $47,955 Delaware Valley College www.delval.edu $35,256 $50,946 DeSales University www.desales.edu $33,350 $47,978 Drexel University www.drexel.edu $48,791 $69,912 Duquesne University www.duq.edu $33,778 $48,796 Eastern University www.eastern.edu $30,640 $45,360 Elizabethtown College www.etown.edu $41,710 $54,000 Gannon University www.gannon.edu $29,258 $44,400 Geneva College www.geneva.edu $25,450 $37,130 Gettysburg College www.gettysburg.edu $49,140 $62,370 Pennsylvania College Costs • Page 2 of 2 4 Year Colleges continued Tuition & Annual Total Fees for Cost of Web Site Academic Attendance1 year (In-State) (In-State) Private Colleges continued Holy Family University www.holyfamily.edu $29,168 $45,392 Keystone College www.keystone.edu $24,300 $39,200 King's College www.kings.edu $33,090 $48,828 La Salle University www.lasalle.edu $41,100 $56,160 Marywood University www.marywood.edu $32,692 $49,092 Neumann University www.neumann.edu $26,918 $41,980 Philadelphia University www.philau.edu $36,670 $54,188 Robert Morris University www.rmu.edu $27,194 $43,404 Saint Joseph's University www.sju.edu $42,180 $59,138 Seton Hill University www.setonhill.edu $32,420 $46,732 University of Pennsylvania www.upenn.edu $49,536 $66,800 Villanova University www.villanova.edu $47,616 $62,773 Widener University-Main Campus www.widener.edu $41,224 $57,477 Wilkes University www.wilkes.edu $32,356 $50,122 York College Pennsylvania www.ycp.edu $18,240 $31,600 Source: U.S. Department of Education. 1Amount includes tuition, fees, room and board (if available), and books and supplies (if available) and other expenses for Pennsylvania residents. This is not a complete list of Pennsylvania colleges and universities. To search for a particular school please visit http://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/. To determine school costs please visit www.collegeboard.com. For a list of eligible institutions where 529 money can be used please visit www.fafsa.ed.gov. 2016 Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated. Member SIPC. Robert W. Baird & Co. 777 East Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202. 1-800-RW-BAIRD. www.rwbaird.com First Use: 03/2016. Reference Number: 3279837 .
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