It costs that much if you attend a private school or out-of-state schools (publicly funded universities that are outside of your native state). Otherwise, college tuition for a bachelors costs roughly 40k-60k for the entire four years for most public universities, with community colleges costing substantially less than that. The person above you is exaggerating.
Im from croatia, studied in italy for about 20e a year. Dorm room was almost free and on top of that I got 2500e per year as a scholarship. Also i believe the 2500e scholarship is the lowest you can get based on your economic situation. My gf at the time got 5k a year.
I never said it wasn't still ridiculous, I just felt compelled to correct the above comment because there's an order of magnitude of difference between $400,000 and $40,000. That's too large to let stand and dilutes the conversation.
40k is still a lot, but it depends. Out of state + private school + nice school, yeah you pay a lot. In LA you can go to calstatela for chips compared to that.
$18000 for an undergraduate degree. It says it includes room and board as well, which imo is disingenuous. College or not you're still eating and living somewhere.
Americans also make more money than basically anyone hence why PPP and CoL calculations are things.
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u/Additional_Tax_4752 2d ago
Does it cost 400k per student in usa? Here in uk it would cost 60k for the whole thing including cost of living lmao