Great Colleges for under $45k full pay?

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<p>Alfred University (NY) - Tuition, Room & Board & Fees, 2009-2010: </p>

<p>College of Liberal Arts & School of Business $38,870 </p>

<p>Undecided, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering $34,226</p>

<p>School of Art & Design, Biomedical Materials, Engineering Science, Ceramic Engineering, Glass Engineering Science, Materials Science & Engineering - OOS = $34, 226 </p>

<p>In Princeton Review’s “Best 371”, in the “2010 Fiske Guide”, “USNWR 2010 Great Schools Great Prices-Universities-Master’s”</p>

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<p>That raising the tuition for prestige argument might make sense for some, but not for anyone value conscious. When U of Richmond played this game for the applicant pool of 2005 ours went right into the circular file…</p>

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<p>Depending on what your D wants to study, Virginia Tech could be a consideration. </p>

<p>OUT-OF-STATE 2009-2010
Tuition $19,522
Fees $2,356
Room & Board $6,024
Per Year Total $27,902 </p>

<p>Also, check out Kiplinger’s 100 Best Values in Public Colleges:
[Rankings</a> for 100 Best Values in Public Colleges](<a href=“http://www.kiplinger.com/tools/colleges/]Rankings”>Best College Values, 2019 | Kiplinger)</p>

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<p>If you are looking at Davidson and Rice, you will love William & Mary. Very similar institution with more history and cheaper price tag.</p>

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<p>Lewis and Clark is right at $45K
[Undergraduate</a> Costs - Student and Departmental Account Services - Lewis & Clark](<a href=“http://www.lclark.edu/offices/account_services/calculating_costs/costs/college/]Undergraduate”>http://www.lclark.edu/offices/account_services/calculating_costs/costs/college/)</p>

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<p>The table linked to in post #43 shows that full OOS cost at all the UCs and Cal Poly meets the OP’s criteria.</p>

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<p>Emerson and Simmons in Boston, Clark in Worcester, MA</p>

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<p>Tulane. Hefty price tag of approximately $48,000, but gives significant merit aid of up to $24,000 per year. Additional merit scholarships also available with additional applications.</p>

<p>Very selective, small classes, heavy research, culture of community service and giving back.</p>