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Top 15 Colleges with the Most Highly Tuition

Many of us since we were in a senior high school or even junior high school have known where we want to attend a college. This is a decision largely based on college rankings, what it has to offer and also some colleges that offer the best program for our focus study. Whatever your reasons for wanting to attend college, have you ever calculated the total price of tuition for each year? College is extraordinary expensive ( if you didn’t know already). That is why, some students take out student loans every year just to cover the cost. It maybe great to go to one of the most recognize colleges, but i am sure you will not be happy with the price that come along with it...

If you are on tight budget, and want to save money and still get the same degree, i think these colleges are not for you. If you want to know the college of your dreams has one of the most highly tuition prices out of all the colleges in the nation, then continue reading below. And if it is, you should rethink your decision once again and save that extra money!

1. Bates College - $43,950
2. Middlebury College - $42,910
3. Colby College - $42,730
4. Union College (NY) - $40,953
5. Connecticut College - $40,900
6. George Washington University - $40,392
7. Vassar College - $39,635
8. Sarah Lawrence College - $39,450
9. Bucknell University - $39,434
10. Colgate University - $39,275
11. Carnegie Mellon - $39,150
12. Kenyon College - $39,080
13. Skidmore College - $38,888
14. St. Johns College - $38,854
15. University of Richmond - $38,850

These top 10 colleges are known to be some of the most expensive colleges when it comes to tuition in the nation. Of course tuition is just one of the many costs associated with going to college. But do not forget the other big expense is room and board. These are some of the most well known colleges in the United States, not only for their tuition but also for the great programs they have to offer, and the ratings they receive.

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Best 10 Veterinary Colleges

Do you have a plan on becoming a veterinarian?? Maybe you want to go to a popular campus that will give you a well-rounded education. When the time to choose a college has come, it is very important to know which campus are great, and which ones are not. Because many campus cater to spesific areas, some are clearly better than the others.
Here are some colleges in 2009, that you may want to check out. If you are looking for any veterinarian type program...

Auburn University in Auburn, AL
Tuskegee University in Tuskegee, AL
University of California in Davis, CA
Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO
University of Florida in Gainesville, FL
University of Georgia in Athens, GA
University of Illinois in Urbana, IL
Purdue University in West Lafayette, IN
Kansas State University in Manhattan, KS
University of Minnesota in St. Paul, MN

Those colleges have a branch of veterinary medicine itself that is recommended by the American Veterinary Medical Association, otherwise known as the AVMA.
Beside those colleges, there are the other that would make a great campus as well. Such as Cornell, Univerisity of Pennsylvania, North Carolina State, Texas A and M, and many more.
Remember this. Just because those colleges are great for veterinary medicine, it does not mean going to be the greatest for you. I recommend that you would look back on a post that i wrote before What Should We Consider to Find the Right College for Us

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Take a Tour to Harvard University

Have you ever been entered the best college in the world??? :d
If you haven't, this video will bring you to see what is inside the Harvard University from the Main Gate, Harvard Hall until the University Museum.

Watch this cool stuff!!