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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
RSSSource: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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Live Quotes automatically refresh, but individual equities are delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Market indexes are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. All times are ET.
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Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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Live Quotes automatically refresh, but individual equities are delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Market indexes are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. All times are ET.
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
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Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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Live Quotes automatically refresh, but individual equities are delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Market indexes are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. All times are ET.
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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Live Quotes automatically refresh, but individual equities are delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Market indexes are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. All times are ET.
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
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Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Special Offer
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Live Quotes automatically refresh, but individual equities are delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Market indexes are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. All times are ET.
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
Special Offer
© 2009 Cable News Network. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved.
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Live Quotes automatically refresh, but individual equities are delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Market indexes are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. All times are ET.
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
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Live Quotes automatically refresh, but individual equities are delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Market indexes are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. All times are ET.
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
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Live Quotes automatically refresh, but individual equities are delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Market indexes are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. All times are ET.
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
* : Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data delayed 15 minutes for Nasdaq, and 20 minutes for other exchanges. Disclaimer
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Last updated November 13 2008: 4:03 PM ET
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education and The College Board
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Does not include grant availability, room and board, and other fees.
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
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10 most expensive colleges
A college education gets pricier every year. Here is a list of the 10 most expensive four-year colleges and universities this year, based on the latest data from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
1. George Washington University
Tuition 2008-2009: $40,437
Tuition 2007-2008: $39,240
Increase from previous year: 3.1%
NEXT: Sarah Lawrence College
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