10. University of Oxford ($57,335)
We start the top ten of most expensive universities in our list with the best one based on World University Ranking. University of Oxford is also the world’s second oldest university that is still up and running after University of Bologna, Italy.
However, this fact is rather arguable due to the unknown fact of the university establishment itself. But records show that there is an evidence of teaching in Oxford which dates back to the year of 1096.
Today, there are over 22,000 of students in Oxford. A quarter of that comes from outside Europe. To be one of them, you need at least $11,272 to pay annual tuition fee (the number doubles if you happen to be oversea student). And the most expensive goes to MBA program students. Both domestic and international students must pay $57,335 of tuition fee.
Oxford is definitely one of the best universities in the world, if not the best. It has been the home to 26 Nobel Prize winners and more than 125 Olympic medalists.
