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Here are the top 100 most expensive colleges by tuition for the 2008-2009 school year:
| College | Tuition |
| 1. Bates College | $43,950
| | 2. Middlebury College | $42,910 | |
3. Colby College | $42,730 | |
4. Union College (NY) | $40,953 | |
5. Connecticut College | $40,900 | |
6. George Washington University | $40,392 | |
7. Vassar College | $39,635 | |
8. Sarah Lawrence College | $39,450 | |
9. Bucknell University | $39,434 | |
10. Colgate University | $39,275 | |
11. Carnegie Mellon | $39,150 | |
12. Kenyon College | $39,080 | |
13. Skidmore College | $38,888 | |
14. St. Johns College | $38,854 | |
15. University of Richmond | $38,850 | |
16. Tulane University | $38,664 | |
17. Wheaton College (MA) | $38,585 | |
18. Franklin & Marshall College | $38,580 | |
19. Wesleyan University | $38,364 | |
20. Hamilton College | $38,220 | |
21. Oberlin College | $38,012 | |
22. Reed College | $37,960 | |
23. Tufts University | $37,952 | |
24. Dickinson College | $37,900 | |
25. Bard College at Simon's Rock | $37,860 | |
26. Carleton College | $37,845 | |
27. Hobart and William Smith College | $37,820 | |
28. Bowdoin College | $37,790 | |
29. Hampshire College | $37,789 | |
30. Scripps College | $37,736 | |
31. Johns Hopkins University | $37,700 | |
32. St. Lawrence University | $37,675 | |
33. Duke University | $37,630 | |
34. Gettysburg College | $37,600 | |
35. Bard College | $37,574 | |
36. Georgetown University | $37,536 | |
37. University of Pennsylvania | $37,526 | |
38. Mount Holyoke College | $37,480 | |
39. Columbia University | $37,470 | |
40. Boston College | $37,410 | |
41. Williams College | $37,400 | |
42. New York University | $37,372 | |
43. Bennington College | $37,280 | |
44. Lehigh University | $37,250 | |
45. Haverford College | $37,175 | |
46. University of Southern California | $37,096 | |
47. Wake Forest University | $36,975 | |
48. Amherst College | $36,970 | |
49. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | $36,950 | |
50. Villanova University | $36,950 | |
51. Brown University | $36,928 | |
52. Dartmouth College | $36,915 | |
53. University of Chicago | $36,891 | |
54. Trinity College (CT) | $36,864 | |
55. University of Notre Dame | $36,850 | |
56. Claremont McKenna College | $36,825 | |
57. Northwestern University | $36,756 | |
58. Ursinus College | $36,750 | |
59. College of the Holy Cross | $36,710 | |
60. Pepperdine University | $36,650 | |
61. Boston University | $36,540 | |
62. Cornell University | $36,504 | |
63. Macalester College | $36,504 | |
64. Wellesley College | $36,404 | |
65. Harvey Mudd College | $36,402 | |
66. Worcester Polytechnic Institute | $36,390 | |
67. Washington University in St. Louis | $36,200 | |
68. Occidental College | $36,160 | |
69. Swarthmore College | $36,154 | |
70. MIT | $36,140 | |
71. Brandeis University | $36,122 | |
72. Vanderbilt University | $36,100 | |
73. Babson College | $36,096 | |
74. Stanford University | $36,030 | |
75. Barnard College | $35,972 | |
76. Lafayette College | $35,904 | |
77. Colorado College | $35,844 | |
78. Smith College | $35,810 | |
79. Emory University | $35,800 | |
80. Bryn Mawr College | $35,700 | |
81. Fairfield University | $35,510 | |
82. Yale University | $35,300 | |
83. Loyola College in Maryland | $35,140 | |
84. Muhlenberg College | $35,125 | |
85. Stevens Institute of Technology | $35,070 | |
86. Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering | $35,000 | |
87. Santa Clara University | $34,950 | |
88. Whitman College | $34,880 | |
89. University of Miami | $34,834 | |
90. Rollins College | $34,520 | |
91. Pitzer College | $34,500 | |
92. Case Western Reserve University | $34,450 | |
93. Denison University | $34,410 | |
94. St. Olaf College | $34,300 | |
95. Princeton University | $34,290 | |
96. Mills College | $34,170 | |
97. Furman University | $34,048 | |
98. University of San Diego | $34,000 | |
99. Loyola Marymount University | $33,901 | |
100. Clark University | $33,900 |
Notes:
Some colleges like Bates College, Colby College, Middlebury College, and Union College have a comprehensive fee (tuition + room/board). Their tuition numbers were taken by taking their total comprehensive fee and subtracting by the amount of rebate the college gives to students who choose to live off campus and go with their own housing and board options.
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