Tuition and Fees, 2002-3

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2001

Tuition and fees at more than 3,000 colleges and universities, compiled by the College Board as part of "The Annual Survey of Colleges of the College Board, 2001-2002."

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All Carnegie classifications   AA - Associate's colleges   Art - Schools of art, music, and design   BA AA - Baccalaureate/associate's colleges   BA Gen - Baccalaureate colleges-general   BA LA - Baccalaureate colleges-liberal arts   Bus - Schools of business and management   DR Ext - Doctoral/research universities-extensive   DR Int - Doctoral/research universities-intensive   Engr - Schools of engineering and technology   Faith - Theological seminaries, etc.   Health - Other separate health-profession schools   Law - Schools of law   MA I - Master's colleges and universities I   MA II - Master's colleges and universities II   Med - Medical schools and medical centers   Other - Other specialized institutions   Teach - Teachers colleges   Tribal - Tribal colleges

All institution types   All public institutions     Public, 4-year or above     Public, 2-year   All private institutions     Private nonprofit, 4-year or above     Private for-profit, 4-year or above     Private nonprofit, 2-year     Private for-profit, 2-year     Private for-profit, less-than-2-year

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2000

Tuition and fees at more than 3,000 colleges and universities, compiled by the College Board as part of "The Annual Survey of Colleges of the College Board, 2000-2001."

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All states   Alabama   Alaska   Arizona   Arkansas   California   Colorado   Connecticut   Delaware   District of Columbia   Florida   Georgia   Hawaii   Idaho   Illinois   Indiana   Iowa   Kansas   Kentucky   Louisiana   Maine   Maryland   Massachusetts   Michigan   Minnesota   Mississippi   Missouri   Montana   Nebraska   Nevada   New Hampshire   New Jersey   New Mexico   New York   North Carolina   North Dakota   Ohio   Oklahoma   Oregon   Pennsylvania   Puerto Rico   Rhode Island   South Carolina   South Dakota   Tennessee   Texas   Utah   Vermont   Virginia   Washington   West Virginia   Wisconsin   Wyoming
All Carnegie classifications   AA - Associate's colleges   Art - Schools of art, music, and design   BA AA - Baccalaureate/associate's colleges   BA Gen - Baccalaureate colleges-general   BA LA - Baccalaureate colleges-liberal arts   Bus - Schools of business and management   DR Ext - Doctoral/research universities-extensive   DR Int - Doctoral/research universities-intensive   Engr - Schools of engineering and technology   Faith - Theological seminaries, etc.   Health - Other separate health-profession schools   Law - Schools of law   MA I - Master's colleges and universities I   MA II - Master's colleges and universities II   Med - Medical schools and medical centers   Other - Other specialized institutions   Teach - Teachers colleges   Tribal - Tribal colleges
All institution types   All public institutions     Public, 4-year or above     Public, 2-year   All private institutions     Private nonprofit, 4-year or above     Private for-profit, 4-year or above     Private nonprofit, 2-year     Private for-profit, 2-year     Private for-profit, less-than-2-year

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1999

Tuition and fees at more than 3,000 colleges and universities arranged by state, compiled by the College Board as part of "The Annual Survey of Colleges of the College Board, 1999-2000":

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1998

Note: Although The Chronicle published 1998-99 tuition and fees at more than 3,000 colleges in print, the College Board declined to grant permission for those figures to be posted on this Web site. They may be available on the College Board's Web site.

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1997

Note: Although The Chronicle published 1997-98 tuition and fees at more than 3,000 colleges in print, the College Board declined to grant permission for those figures to be posted on this Web site. They may be available on the College Board's Web site.

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1996

Tuition and fees at more than 3,000 colleges and universities arranged by state, compiled by the College Board

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1995

Tuition and fees at more than 3,000 colleges and universities arranged by state, compiled by the College Board

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1994

Tuition at more than 3,000 colleges and universities, compiled by the College Board

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NOTES ON THESE DATA

This table shows the tuition and required fees at more than 2,800 colleges and universities in academic 2001-2 and 2002-3. For 2001-2 and 2002-3, charges for both state residents and out-of-state residents are listed. If an institution charges state residents and non-residents the same amount, the figure is listed only in the "in-state" column. The 1999-2000 and the 2000-1 figures cover state residents only.

Information is provided for the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Institutions may be searched by type (4-year or 2-year, public or private), based on information from the U.S. Department of Education's Institutional Characteristics Survey, which covers 1997-98. Institutions may also be searched by Carnegie Classification, a categorization of institutions released by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching in 2000. Some institutions are unusual and may appear in one list, even though they are thought to belong in another.

The figures represent charges to first-time, full-time undergraduates based on a nine-month academic year of 30 semester hours or 45 quarter hours.

An asterisk (*) indicates that an institution provided estimated figures for 2002-3. The designation "n/a" indicates that tuition figures were not available.

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Key to Abbreviations
DR Ext	Doctoral/research universities-extensive
DR Int	Doctoral/research universities-intensive
MA I	Master's (comprehensive) colleges and universities I
MA II	Master's (comprehensive) colleges and universities II
BA LA	Baccalaureate colleges-liberal arts
BA Gen	Baccalaureate colleges-general
BA AA	Baccalaureate/associate's colleges
AA	Associate's colleges
Faith	Theological seminaries and other specialized faith-based institutions
Med	Medical schools and medical centers
Health	Other separate health-profession schools
Engr	Schools of engineering and technology
Bus	Schools of business and management
Art	Schools of art, music, and design
Law	Schools of law
Teach	Teachers colleges
Other	Other specialized institutions
Tribal	Tribal colleges
These categories were included in the 1994 classification:
Res I	Research universities I
Res II	Research universities II
Doc I	Doctoral universities I
Doc II	Doctoral universities II
BA I	Baccalaureate (liberal arts) colleges I (called baccalaureate colleges-liberal arts in 2000 classification)
BA II	Baccalaureate (liberal arts) colleges II (called baccalaureate colleges-general in 2000 classification)

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