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Priciest Private Institutions in Ohio?

Hey gang, I was wondering if anyone knew off the top of their heads which private colleges in Ohio tend to be the most expensive? I'm doing a bit of research and trying to balance the quality of education with the price, maybe even look for scholarships if any.

a year ago

There are several private colleges in Ohio, and expenses for each vary depending on factors like coursework, room and board, and other considerations. However, some of the priciest private universities generally include:

1. Oberlin College: Known for its conservatory of music and strong liberal arts curriculum, it tends to have a high sticker price but also offers a substantial amount of financial aid.

2. Kenyon College: This institution is valued for its writing program and has a high tuition rate, but it also offers need-based and merit scholarships.

3. Case Western Reserve University: Known particularly for its engineering and nursing programs, it typically falls on the expensive end of the spectrum, although they also have a variety of scholarship opportunities.

4. Denison University: With its strong focus on the liberal arts, Denison also tends to be pricey, but they have a comprehensive financial aid program.

Please bear in mind that while these colleges might have high listed tuition costs, many students don't actually pay the sticker price. Most colleges offer generous financial aid packages that can significantly reduce the cost. It's definitely worth researching the scholarships offered by these institutions as well. Also, meritorious students often get grants, scholarships, or have work-study programs. Do keep in mind to check each university's net price, which is the cost of attendance minus average awarded grants and scholarships, for a better take on individual affordability.

Furthermore, use resources like College Cost Calculators on schools' websites to get a more accurate estimate of your expected family contribution to college costs. And remember, it's not just about the cost but also about the value and fit of the education you'll receive. Happy researching!

a year ago

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