12. Harvey Mudd College, California ($52,383)
The Harvey Mudd College is one of the premier engineering, science, and mathematics colleges in United States. Although compared to other universities, it is relatively new. Named after the man behind undergraduate college of science planning, this college was opened in 1957. Unfortunately, Harvey Mudd passed away just two years before the college was up and running.
If you wished to enroll to this college for 2016/2017 academic year, you should prepare $52,383 for the tuition fee. It applies for any students (domestic or oversea) of any majors.
I reckon those numbers seem about right because once you graduated and start working, you will get average starting salary from $75,000 a year. This puts Harvey Mudd College as the number one producer of highest earning grads this year. If you don’t trust me, ask Forbes.
Currently, there are only 800 students admitted. They are keeping the student-faculty ratio around 9:1 for best service. As for the campus, it is located in Claremont, California.
