2017美国最贵的商学院排名

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Students that are interested in cutting costs while attending business school may find more value in targeting a public business program. Attending a private business school is an expensive endeavor: Students paid an average of $52,775 in tuition and required fees during the 2010-11 school year at the 10 most expensive private business schools, according to data provided to U.S. News in a 2010 survey.

In comparison, in-state students at the 10 most expensive public business schools paid an average of $34,698 annually, and out-of-state students at the 10 most expensive public business schools paid 43,488, on average.

All business schools among the top 10 most expensive private business programs charged more than $50,000 for tuition and fees in the 2010-11 academic year. That s the premium students must pay to attend a highly reputable program, as eight of the 10 most expensive private business schools, including the Stanford University Graduate School of Businessand Harvard Business School, are among the top 10 in U.S. News s rankings of Best Business Schools, and all 10 business schools are among the top 20.

Only schools that reported the yearly cost of tuition and fees were included in this analysis. Private schools that provided tuition and fees data to U.S. News based on per-credit hour costs or overall costs for the entire length of the program were excluded. Also, business schools that were designated by U.S. News as Unranked were not considered for this report. U.S. News did not calculate a numerical ranking for Unranked programs because the program did not supply U.S. News with enough key statistical data to be numerically ranked.

Below is a table of the 10 most expensive private business schools based on tuition and required fees (figures do not include room and board, books, and other miscellaneous costs):