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Down-at-the-heels Middletown, Conn. doesn't have the cachet of Cambridge or prestige of Princeton, but Wesleyan beats most of the Ivies for expense. A 9:1 student/faculty ratio keeps costs high.
Located in the expensive north suburbs of Chicago, Northwestern offers traditional liberal-arts degrees plus specialties like engineering and journalism.
Fordham University, an historically Catholic institution in Bronx, N.Y., has a high sticker price on paper, but 93 percent of its 8,000 undergraduates get some type of aid.
Georgetown University, located in Washington D.C., was founded by Jesuits in 1789. Georgetown is now one of the world's best-known universities, placing its graduates throughout the law and diplomacy establishments in Washington.
Room and board and possibly the expense of travel to Nashville push this 6,000-undergraduate liberal arts school into the list of America's most expensive colleges.
The Manhattan campus insures this Ivy League research institution is always on the Top 10 list, despite a $7 billion endowment to help pay the bills. More than half of students get aid; the average amount is $36,041.
Costs have increased steadily at this Midwestern liberal-arts university in recent years. Half of 7,100 undergraduates receive some kind of aid; the average amount is $23,963.
This eclectic collection of colleges in downtown Manhattan –- graduates include Donna Karan, Dr. Ruth Westheimer and Walter Matthau -- vaults to the Top 10 thanks mainly to $4,000 in expenses for books, supplies and other costs like travel and meals. Average financial aid of $11,355 is low because of high number of foreign students who pay full freight.
Brainiac Central on Lake Michigan comes with a stiff price, but places its graduates in the best professional schools in the country. The 65 percent of students who receive some assistance averaged $27,460 in aid.
A pricey New York-area location and low, 9:1 student/faculty ratio make this 1,300-undergraduate liberal-arts college the nation’s most expensive school.