2011-12 College Tuition Hike

College Search & Selection
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<p>BIG TEN</p>

<p>Ohio State 3.3%
Indiana 3.5%
Purdue 3.5%
Northwestern 4.4%
Wisconsin 8.5%
Minnesota 5.0%, 8.5% OOS
Nebraska 5.0%
Iowa 5.0%
Michigan 6.7%
Illinois 6.9%
Michigan St 6.9%
Penn State (8.5% expected?!) </p>

<p>*Here is the tuition slides for the Big Ten schools from last school year:</p>

<p>The</a> Most Expensive Big Ten Schools (PHOTOS)</p>

<p>Hope this helps! :)</p>

<p>P.S. You guys are more than welcome to add on the latest tuition update information for your respective conferences or schools of choice.</p>

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<p>Illinois is actually 9.5%. The 6.9% was the initial figure; the trustees boosted that when the legislature cut the state support. </p>

<p>Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using CC App</p>

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<p>Michigan is 6.7% IS and 4.9% OOS</p>

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<p>BIG TEN</p>

<p>Ohio State 3.3% (5.0% OOS)
Indiana 3.5%
Purdue 3.5%
Northwestern 4.4%
Iowa 5.0%
Minnesota 5.0% (8.5% OOS)
Nebraska 5.0%
Wisconsin 5.5%
Michigan 6.7% (4.9% OOS)
Michigan St 6.9% (7.0% OOS)
Penn State 8.5%
Illinois 9.5%</p>

<p><a href=“The Most Expensive Big Ten Schools (PHOTOS) | HuffPost College”>The Most Expensive Big Ten Schools (PHOTOS) | HuffPost College;

<p>*I think Illinois might have overtaken Penn State the title of the ‘Most Expensive’ BIG TEN school this coming school year.</p>

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<p>Pennsylvania schools top highest tuition list</p>

<p>PSU, Pitt rank first and second among four-year public schools.</p>

<p>July 05, 2011|By Adam Clark, OF THE MORNING CALL</p>

<p>Penn State University and the University of Pittsburgh have the nation’s highest in-state tuition rates among four-year public schools, according to a new list from the U.S. Department of Education.</p>

<p>Penn State’s in-state tuition rate of $14,416 at its University Park campus was the highest in the country for the 2009-10 school year. Pittsburgh ranked second at $14,154 for its Pittsburgh campus. Both schools were well above the national average of $6,397, according to the College Affordability and Transparency Lists, which were compiled for the first time and released June 30.</p>

<p>Four of Penn State’s satellite campuses, including Penn State-Berks, tied for sixth-highest with a tuition rate of $12,750. Penn State-Lehigh Valley is tied with four other Penn State campuses for the 15th-most expensive in the country at $12,250. The University of Pittsburgh-Titusville campus ranked highest among two-year public schools at $10,430.</p>

<p>In net cost, which accounts for books, room and board and other costs, and includes possible scholarships, Penn State’s University Park campus ranked sixth at $19,056. Its Altoona campus was seventh at $18,878 and Penn State-Erie was eighth at $18,857. Pittsburgh’s main campus ranked ninth at $18,786 and Penn State-Berks was 10th in the nation at $18,048.</p>

<p>Source: [Higher</a> education: Penn State, Pitt top tuition list - Morning Call](<a href=“http://articles.mcall.com/2011-07-05/news/mc-penn-state-pitt-tuition-highest-20110705_1_tuition-rate-state-schools-public-schools]Higher”>http://articles.mcall.com/2011-07-05/news/mc-penn-state-pitt-tuition-highest-20110705_1_tuition-rate-state-schools-public-schools)</p>