What college really costs, college by college

The published sticker price is not what families pay. Pick a college to see its average net price by family income — real numbers from U.S. Department of Education data.

AK (10)
AL (65)
AR (71)
AS (1)
AZ (87)
CA (500)
CO (69)
CT (49)
DC (12)
DE (12)
FL (270)
FM (1)
GA (128)
GU (3)
HI (18)
IA (68)
ID (30)
IL (180)
IN (96)
KS (72)
KY (79)
LA (97)
MA (117)
MD (69)
ME (31)
MH (1)
MI (138)
MN (82)
MO (119)
MP (1)
MS (49)
MT (26)
NC (147)
ND (24)
NE (35)
NH (26)
NJ (129)
NM (40)
NV (30)
NY (328)
OH (228)
OK (84)
OR (57)
PA (264)
PR (108)
PW (1)
RI (20)
SC (82)
SD (21)
TN (124)
TX (340)
UT (47)
VA (109)
VI (1)
VT (12)
WA (83)
WI (71)
WV (62)
WY (11)

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