What every American college costs

Published cost of attendance, tuition in and out of state, and net price for 2,434 degree-granting institutions, taken from the Department of Education's College Scorecard.

Which institutions are here, and which are not

Currently operating, degree-granting at associate or bachelor's level, main campus, with a reported cost of attendance.

That leaves $2,434 of $6,273 rows in the source file. Excluded: $30 no longer operating, $3,326 not degree-granting, $310 branch campuses that duplicate their parent's figures, and $173 that report no cost at all, for whom a page would be a page of blanks.

Alabama ($32)

Alaska ($5)

American Samoa ($1)

Arizona ($20)

Arkansas ($23)

California ($218)

Colorado ($27)

Connecticut ($23)

Delaware ($5)

District of Columbia ($8)

Florida ($91)

Georgia ($58)

Guam ($3)

Hawaii ($13)

Idaho ($11)

Illinois ($74)

Indiana ($46)

Iowa ($40)

Kansas ($34)

Kentucky ($34)

Louisiana ($29)

Maine ($25)

Marshall Islands ($1)

Maryland ($44)

Massachusetts ($84)

Michigan ($68)

Micronesia ($1)

Minnesota ($58)

Mississippi ($30)

Missouri ($64)

Montana ($21)

Nebraska ($26)

Nevada ($6)

New Hampshire ($17)

New Jersey ($69)

New Mexico ($14)

New York ($222)

North Carolina ($88)

North Dakota ($18)

Northern Mariana Islands ($1)

Ohio ($84)

Oklahoma ($39)

Oregon ($34)

Palau ($1)

Pennsylvania ($123)

Puerto Rico ($38)

Rhode Island ($12)

South Carolina ($42)

South Dakota ($18)

Tennessee ($57)

Texas ($136)

U.S. Virgin Islands ($1)

Utah ($15)

Vermont ($10)

Virginia ($51)

Washington ($49)

West Virginia ($30)

Wisconsin ($34)

Wyoming ($8)

Sources

  1. College Scorecard, most recent institution-level data, U.S. Department of Education. Figures describe 2025-26. Collected automatically on , so nobody checked this row by hand.