A New York Times report outlined students at Vanderbilt University paying almost $100,000 a year in total college expenses.
Vanderbilt University has made headlines after reports revealed that some students will be facing a staggering cost of attendance nearing $100,000 per year.
According to a report from the New York Times, a letter sent to a newly-admitted engineering student at Vanderbilt totaled the cost of room, board, personal expenses, and a high-end laptop at $98,426.
While this price tag at Vanderbilt is considered an “anomaly” by the Times, as only a small percentage of college students will pay a similar amount, the trend of soaring college admission costs still raises concerns. It is predicted that a dozen or so colleges may reach similarly high costs in the coming years as college tuition continues to rise.
and for what they are just as brain dead as they were before they started
Key kids- wanna make a killing? Forget college. Find a tradesman (or woman)- follow them. Learn. Ask questions. Make your self useful.
you need a few more zeros 000
Right on, go through apprenticeship, learn a trade. Join a Union for good pay, safer working conditions, health benefits, and a liveable retirement.