3. University of Southern California ($108,812)
To be one of the 44,000 students of University of Southern California, you need at least $51,442 to pay for its annual tuition fee. And if you want to enroll yourself to its MBA degree program at the university’s Marshal School of business, you need to double that budget to $108,812. The program is called the one-year Mid-Career IBEAR.
Third in our list, this university has been on top of some people’s list since it was founded in 1880, especially after it is proven to produce notable alumni. Among them are Neil Armstrong and George Lucas.
Besides those legendary alumni, University of Southern California has also been affiliated to some Nobel Prize winners such as Arieh Warshel and Daniel McFadden.
Does the tuition fee suit the university’s facilities? The student-faculty ratio is 9:1. And more than 60% of its classes have less than 20 students. Is it not convincing enough? How about the fact that it is currently ranked 23rd best of National Universities?
