CU ranked #1 College in the Nation

[Buffnik]

Based on in-state tuition
Looking for the Best Colleges and Universities in 2014, for 2015 applications? Look no further than the A-List which ranks schools based on Academic Quality, Accessibility (acceptance rate, enrollment size), and Affordability (in-state tuition).

http://www.collegeatlas.org/best-colleges-and-universities/undergrad-national-overall/in-state

 

[J.R. Ewing]

It's an odd list of cittern that has Kansas St above UVA.

 

[Deleted member 807]

Cal Berkeley at #45.
It'd be lower, but they offer an excellent degree in valet parking.

 

[GoBuffs08]

As a parent with a high school junior, tuition rates, especially out-of-state tuition rates are an absolute joke. Honestly how do people send their kids to college? In state at CU with room/board around $25k a year.

Mine wants to go to Oregon, at $45k a year that is not likely going to happen.

People graduating from high school can't even afford college or if they do, they graduate from college with crushing debt.

 

[FLounder]

As a parent with a high school junior, tuition rates, especially out-of-state tuition rates are an absolute joke. Honestly how do people send their kids to college? In state at CU with room/board around $25k a year.

Mine wants to go to Oregon, at $45k a year that is not likely going to happen.

People graduating from high school can't even afford college or if they do, they graduate from college with crushing debt.

Plenty of scholarships, you just have to look. And seriously look at JuCo


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[Darth Snow]

Hah! I knew Sacky was wrong about Stanford!

 

[Deleted member 807]

Prime fodder for CU acadimis schmack talkx

 

[Highlander]

Also ranked #4 nationally for out of state tuition ranking - and Univ of Wyoming is #1. Weird list. I would have to examine the criteria more to really understand what they are trying to say. Buy hey - I will take #1 for in state and #4 for out of state on any list!