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Tuition fees are one of the factors considered by prospective students when choosing a campus or major.
Quoting from University Magazine, here are 5 universities and their majors with the highest tuition fees in the world in 2021:
1. Sarah Lawrence College (History & Law): US$402,962 (Rp5.86 billion)
2. Vanderbilt University (Law): US$375,620 (Rp5.46 billion)
3. Columbia University (MBA): US$317,030 (Rp4.6 billion)
4. Trinity College (Public Policy & Law): US$308,490 (Rp4.49 billion)
5. St. John's College (Master of Liberal Arts): US$308,392 (Rp4.48 billion)
The History and Law program at Sarah Lawrence College ranks first as the most expensive program in the world, with total tuition fees reaching US$402,962 or approximately Rp5.86 billion.
Sarah Lawrence College is also the most expensive university in the world, charging an average tuition fee of US$56,420 or approximately Rp820.3 million/year. This figure includes tuition and dormitory fees.
(Also Read: List of 5 Universities with the Most Expensive MBA Programs in the World, Maudy Ayunda is Among its Alumni)
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