The Money Cost Of A Degree
Let’s break down how much a degree might cost a student:
In the United States, the average domestic university student will pay, if they attend a college in their home state, $37,460 for the privilege. If they chose to go to a college in a different state, this jumps significantly to $95,560! Meanwhile, international students who choose to attend a US college can face fees of $78,820 on average for their degrees.
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