Pat Greenhouse/Globe staff
A recent Northeastern University survey found only 39 percent of Americans believe the U.S. higher education system is providing “excellent” or “good” value for the money.
The US Department of Education has estimated the cost of a four-year tuition nationally is $22,092.
So how much does a college education cost nowadays in Boston?
Click through to see how Boston-area colleges compare. We’ve calculated tuition and fees--but not housing--for the 2013-2014 academic year.
Before you begin, answer us this:
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- Cost of higher education
- 15. University of Massachusetts Boston
- 14. Suffolk University
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- 12. Emerson College
- 11. Berklee College of Music
- 10. Bentley University
- 9. Northeastern University
- 8. Harvard University
- 7. MIT
- 6. Babson College
- 5. Wellesley College
- 4. Boston University
- 3. Boston College
- 2. Brandeis University
- 1. Tufts University
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