It costs almost $76,000 a year to go to Yale—but here’s how much students actually pay

"… Yale, a prestigious member of the Ivy League, reports that during the 2019-2020 school year, tuition costs $55,500, rooming costs $9,400 and boarding costs $7,200, for a sum total of $72,100. Additionally, the school estimates that books and personal expenses costs students about $3,700 a year and states that the student activities fee is $125 a year, bringing the total cost of attendance up to about $75,925 per year.

Yale also lists school health insurance ($2,404) and senior class dues ($119) as other potential costs.

These costs, however can vary dramatically based on how much a student’s family makes." …

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/04/18/it-costs-75925-to-go-to-yaleheres-how-much-students-actually-pay.html

It’s too bad the journalist did not take the opportunity to mention that colleges, including Yale, have a Net Price Calculator on their websites to provide an estimated financial aid package. For many, that would be more useful info than average financial aid.

And no mention of assets factoring in?

Lots of interesting data covering almost two decades in the College Board Trends in College Pricing report referenced in the linked article

Direct link to the report:
https://trends.collegeboard.org/sites/default/files/2018-trends-in-college-pricing.pdf