Most expensive state for college?

Hey!! I've been digging round for info on cost of colleges, and wondered which state is generally the most expensive for college. I mean, I'm sure it differs based on what you're studying and all, but on average which state would end up costing the most?

If we're talking about average tuition costs, then on the whole, private colleges in the District of Columbia tend to have the highest costs. It's important to note though that your actual expenses will depend on a host of factors like whether you're an in-state or out-of-state student, the type of college (public versus private), financial aid availability, cost of attending, and others. For public colleges, Vermont and New Hampshire typically have the highest in-state tuition rates, even though they might not have as expensive cost of living in general.

But remember, a higher tuition does not necessarily mean your out-of-pocket costs will be as high. Many schools, especially Ivy Leagues and other private institutions, have enormous endowments and can provide generous financial aid packages to students, sometimes even allowing low to middle income families to attend for little to no cost. So don't rule out a school simply because its sticker price seems high. Be sure to fill out your FAFSA forms and consider all available financial aid and scholarships. The net price calculator that universities provide can be really handy in estimating your probable expenses.