America's Most Expensive Colleges 2010-2011

College	Cost
1. Sarah Lawrence College	$56,420
2. New York University	$53,589
3. Wesleyan University	$53,406
4. Harvey Mudd College	$53,331
5. Bates College	$53,300
6. Johns Hopkins University	$53,190
7. Connecticut College	$53,110
8. Claremont McKenna College	$52,995
9. The George Washington University	$52,980
10. Scripps College	$52,686
11. Bard College	$52,650
12. Vassar College	$52,640
13. Bard College at Simon's Rock	$52,610
14. Haverford College	$52,606
15. Georgetown University	$52,526
16. Bowdoin College	$52,465
17. Eugene Lang College	$52,440
18. Duke University	$52,405
19. University of Chicago	$52,341
20. Union College (NY)	$52,329
21. Carnegie Mellon University	$52,250
22. Oberlin College	$52,244
23. Fordham University - Lincoln Center	$52,159
24. Middlebury College	$52,120
25. Cornell University	$52,100

College	Tuition
1. Middlebury College	$45,185
2. Connecticut College	$43,990
3. The George Washington University	$42,860
4. Sarah Lawrence College	$42,600
5. Vassar College	$42,560
6. Bucknell University	$42,112
7. Wesleyan University	$41,814
8. St. John's College	$41,792
9. University of Richmond	$41,610
10. Colgate University	$41,585
11. Union College (NY)	$41,571
12. Carnegie Mellon University	$41,500
13. Oberlin College	$41,234
14. Williams College	$41,190
15. Dickinson College	$41,170
16. Bard College at Simon's Rock	$41,160
16. Columbia University	$41,160
18. Bowdoin College	$41,150
19. Bates College	$41,120
20. Franklin & Marshall College	$41,090
21. Carleton College	$41,076
22. Gettysburg College	$41,070
23. Reed College	$40,940
24. St. Lawrence University	$40,905
25. Hamilton College	$40,870