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미국 대학 등록금 순위 및 액수 LIST Colleges with the Highest Total Cost 2009-2010   Here are the top 100 most expensive colleges by total cost for the 2009-2010 school year. Read the original article: Most Expensive Colleges for 2009-2010 Total Cost = Tuition + Room and Board College Cost 1. Sarah Lawrence College $54,410 2. New York University $51,991 3. The George Washington University $51,730 4. Bates College $51,300 5. Skidmore College $51,196 6. Johns Hopkins University $51,190 7. Georgetown University $51,122 8. Connecticut College $51,115 9. Harvey Mudd College $51,037 10. Vassar College $50,875 11. Wesleyan University $50,862 12. Claremont McKenna College $50,800 13. Colgate University $50,660 14. Carnegie Mellon University $50,640 15. Haverford College $50,625 16. Bowdoin College $50,485 17. Middlebury College $50,400 18. Mount Holyoke College $50,390 19. Bard College $50,380 20. Boston College $50,370 21. Franklin & Marshall College $50,360 22. Bard College at Simon's Rock $50,340 23. Scripps College $50,336 24. Babson College $50,324 25. Colby College $50,320 26. Vanderbilt University $50,282 27. Duke University $50,250 28. University of Chicago $50,247 29. Tufts University $50,178 30. Oberlin College $50,166 31. Smith College $50,132 32. Cornell University $50,114 33. Bucknell University $50,098 34. University of Southern California $50,028 35. Union College (NY) $49,983 36. Dartmouth College $49,974 36. Carleton College $49,974 38. Dickinson College $49,860 38. Washington University in St. Louis $49,860 40. Bennington College $49,830 41. Eugene Lang College $49,800 42. Stevens Institute of Technology $49,800 43. Northwestern University $49,791 44. Boston University $49,758 45. Reed College $49,690 46. St. Lawrence University $49,680 47. Fordham University - Lincoln Center $49,655 48. Williams College $49,640 49. Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering $49,630 50. Wellesley College $49,612 51. St. John's College $49,592 52. Hampshire College $49,545 53. Fordham University - Rose Hill $49,541 54. Columbia University $49,524 55. Hamilton College $49,470 56. Trinity College (CT) $49,460 57. Drexel University $49,381 58. Barnard College $49,372 59. Pomona College $49,361 60. Lafayette College $49,319 61. Swarthmore College $49,250 62. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute $49,245 63. Chapman University $49,174 64. Hobart and William Smith College $49,168 65. Wheaton College (MA) $49,155 66. Bryn Mawr College $49,120 67. University of Rochester $49,070 68. MIT $48,870 69. University of Notre Dame $48,850 70. Stanford University $48,843 71. College of the Holy Cross $48,800 72. Occidental College $48,750 72. Villanova University $48,750 74. Pepperdine University $48,630 75. Wake Forest University $48,618 76. Lehigh University $48,530 77. University of Richmond $48,490 78. Amherst College $48,400 79. Emory University $48,396 80. Brandeis University $48,368 81. Brown University $48,328 82. Fairfield University $48,170 83. University of San Diego $48,072 84. Gettysburg College $48,060 85. Worcester Polytechnic Institute $48,050 86. Ursinus College $47,750 87. Drew University $47,678 88. Rollins College $47,540 89. Yale University $47,500 90. Santa Clara University $47,400 91. American University $47,386 92. Pitzer College $47,278 93. Loyola University Maryland $47,190 94. Washington and Lee University $47,165 95. Kenyon College $47,070 96. Princeton University $47,020 97. Macalester College $46,942 98. Colorado College $46,902 99. Loyola Marymount University $46,880 100. Northeastern University $46,860 Notes: Total cost is taken by adding tuition + room and board. We do not include fees when figuring the total cost. This is because many fees can be optional and can vary per student. A Student Health Insurance Fee, for example, is obviously not going to be required for a student already on their parents’ insurance plan. Some colleges also charge fees to certain majors. Including fees in the 'Total Cost' would have led to too many 'What Ifs'. These numbers were taken directly from the college's website in October of 2009. In the case that the University does not provide an estimated cost of room and board (because some dorms on campus are priced differently), we took the price of a dorm a typical freshman would find themselves in.   Colleges with the Highest Tuition 2009-2010 Here are the top 100 most expensive colleges by tuition for the 2009-2010 school year. College Cost 1. Middlebury College $43,690 2. Connecticut College $42,335 3. Sarah Lawrence College $41,040 4. The George Washington University $41,610 5. Vassar College $41,335 6. Colgate University $40,690 7. Bucknell University $40,594 8. Skidmore College $40,420 9. Carnegie Mellon University $40,300 10. Union College (NY) $40,068 11. University of Richmond $40,010 12. St. John's College $39,992 13. Franklin & Marshall College $39,930 14. Wesleyan University $39,822 15. Kenyon College $39,810 16. Dickinson College $39,780 17. Oberlin College $39,686 18. Bowdoin College $39,605 19. Bates College $39,575 20. Wheaton College (MA) $39,565 21. Carleton College $39,546 22. St. Lawrence University $39,520 23. Reed College $39,440 24. Tufts University $39,432 25. Bard College at Simon's Rock $39,380 26. Hamilton College $39,370 27. Columbia University $39,296 28. Williams College $39,250 29. Johns Hopkins University $39,150 30. Hobart and William Smith College $39,144 31. Hampshire College $39,112 32. Bard College $39,080 32. Duke University $39,080 34. Mount Holyoke College $38,940 35. Trinity College (CT) $38,900 36. New York University $38,765 37. Haverford College $38,735 38. Bennington College $38,730 39. Gettysburg College $38,690 40. Dartmouth College $38,679 41. Georgetown University $38,616 42. University of Southern California $38,570 43. University of Chicago $38,550 44. Boston College $38,530 45. Ursinus College $38,500 46. Scripps College $38,486 47. University of Notre Dame $38,480 48. Harvey Mudd College $38,467 49. Colby College $38,370 50. Lehigh University $38,330 51. Stevens Institute of Technology $38,300 52. Claremont McKenna College $38,275 53. Amherst College $38,250 54. Villanova University $38,240 55. Wake Forest University $38,206 56. College of the Holy Cross $38,180 57. Macalester College $38,174 58. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute $38,100 59. Northwestern University $38,088 60. Brown University $38,048 61. Washington and Lee University $37,990 62. Occidental College $37,970 63. Cornell University $37,954 64. Boston University $37,910 65. University of Rochester $37,870 66. Wellesley College $37,826 67. Babson College $37,824 68. Washington University in St. Louis $37,800 69. Pepperdine University $37,730 70. Vanderbilt University $37,632 71. Brandeis University $37,566 72. Lafayette College $37,520 73. MIT $37,510 73. Smith College $37,510 73. Swarthmore College $37,510 76. Emory University $37,500 77. Stanford University $37,380 78. Drew University $37,310 79. Colorado College $37,278 80. Tulane University $37,200 81. Bryn Mawr College $37,120 82. Barnard College $37,052 83. Fairfield University $36,900 84. Worcester Polytechnic Institute $36,890 85. Muhlenberg College $36,730 86. Pomona College $36,710 87. Drexel University $36,700 88. Whitman College $36,620 89. Loyola University Maryland $36,510 90. Yale University $36,500 91. Grinnell College $36,476 92. Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering $36,400 93. Furman University $36,296 94. Rollins College $36,220 95. Santa Clara University $36,000 96. Case Western Reserve University $35,900 97. University of San Diego $35,870 98. Pitzer College $35,840 99. Fordham University $35,825 100. Chapman University $35,790 Notes: Some colleges like Bates College, Colby College, Middlebury College, and Union College have a comprehensive fee (tuition + room/board). Their tuition numbers were taken by taking their total comprehensive fee and subtracting by the amount of rebate the college gives to students who choose to live off campus.