College is expensive no matter where you go but, if you want more for your money, the good news is there are options out there.
According to Kiplinger’s 100 Best Values in Public Colleges, these schools top the charts in delivering both academic quality and affordability for their students.
1. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Undergrad enrollment: 18,430 Student-faculty ratio: 14:1 Graduation rate: 4-yr., 77%; 6-yr., 90% Annual in-state cost: $18,609 Annual out-of-state cost: $39,361 Avg. debt at graduation: $17,525 For the 12th time, UNC Chapel Hill is Kiplinger’s number-one public college thanks to its strong academics, reasonable tuition and generous financial aid program. Not to mention, the university’s four-year graduation rate beats the 31% national average by a landslide.
1. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Undergrad enrollment: 18,430 Student-faculty ratio: 14:1 Graduation rate: 4-yr., 77%; 6-yr., 90% Annual in-state cost: $18,609 Annual out-of-state cost: $39,361 Avg. debt at graduation: $17,525 For the 12th time, UNC Chapel Hill is Kiplinger’s number-one public college thanks to its strong academics, reasonable tuition and generous financial aid program. Not to mention, the university’s four-year graduation rate beats the 31% national average by a landslide.
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