Izzy Kiver and a co-host compare America's most and least expensive colleges. Elite schools like Tufts and Brown cost around $65,000 yearly, totaling $260,000 for four years. Budget options include Brigham Young University and several historically Black colleges at $6,000 to $15,000 per year.
Hello friends.
Izzy Kiver here from kaiver.org and today
I'll be sharing with you the 10
cheapest and most expensive colleges in the US.
Well, let's start with the most expensive. Kenyon College in Ohio, $65,000 a year. Franklin and Marshall College, Tufts, Brown, not a bad school. Colorado College, the Saar College, University of South California, usc, Colgate University, that's a good school. Boston College and Amherst, all of them
are just around $65,000 a year, which
means your four year education will cost you roughly $260,000. That's a pretty penny. Is it worth it though? Not so sure. Now, where are some of the least
expensive schools in the us?
Well, starting with New York, we have,
and pardon me if I'm saying this wrong, Viriqua College. All of you New York people, let me know in the comments exactly how you pronounce this phonetically. $6,000 a year.
Okay?
BYU, Brigham Young University.
Now that is a catch.
That is a steal at $6,000 a year. Now I believe if you're LDS, Latter Day Saint or Mormon, they do offer further discounts. Or if you convert to Mormonism, which I am not propagating in this video, I do believe there are discounts for that as well.
Now, Stillman College in Alabama, $11,000 a year.
But you are in Alabama.
Tougaloo College in MS, Mississippi or Missouri, $11,000 a year. Voorhees College, South Carolina 11K, National University, California 13K, Allen University, South Carolina 13K, Talladega College, Alabama 13K, Virginia Union University, 14K and then Alice Lloyd College in California, Kentucky 15K. So knowing the prices of real estate in South Carolina, I might be very interested in moving there if I want a simple, fun, beautiful life with low cost college. However, if you're looking to get the best education into your adulthood, I highly
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