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Which state colleges in Ohio are most expensive?

Hey guys, I am a Jun from Ohio and just starting the college search process, wondering which of the many state colleges here in Ohio are the priciest? Has anyone else from Ohio faced the same questions? It would be super helpful to hear what you've found or any experiences!

a year ago

Hello! It's indeed about the right time for you to get started on your college search. As for your question, public Ohio universities generally have similar tuition rates, but there can be slight differences, and some charge higher fees as well.

Currently, Miami University is often considered the most expensive public university in Ohio, primarily due to its out-of-state tuition rates and additional fees. But for in-state students, the cost tends to be comparable to other Ohio state schools.

Ohio State University is also up there due to the total cost of attendance including tuition, room, and board, and other fees. Remember, tuition is just part of the financial consideration. The cost of housing, meal plans, and other necessary fees can add up to make a school more expensive in total costs.

Schools like the University of Cincinnati or Kent State University might also be slightly pricier due to the costs of living in larger cities. The cost of attendance can also vary by major at some schools, like the University of Cincinnati, where certain programs have higher tuition.

All this to say, the exact 'most expensive' can vary based on a number of factors such as your residency status, living situation, and chosen program. It's essential to consider all these factors in determining the overall cost. Also, remember to utilize the schools’ net price calculators to get a more precise estimate based on your family’s specific financial situation!

Lastly, costs can be offset by financial aid and scholarship opportunities, so even a 'more expensive' school could end up being affordable based on what aid you're awarded. Hope this helps and best of luck with your college search!

a year ago

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