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Average attendance cost when living on-campus and studying in-state at U.S. universities in 2018/19, by state (in U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Average cost in U.S. dollars
District of Columbia	64,354
Massachusetts	53,853
Rhode Island	50,508
Connecticut	48,662
Vermont	45,172
New Hampshire	44,069
Pennsylvania	43,974
New York	43,375
Illinois	42,705
New Jersey	39,219
California	36,347
Maryland	35,601
Maine	35,050
Ohio	34,678
Minnesota	34,345
Virginia	33,971
Tennessee	33,397
Oregon	33,343
Indiana	31,855
South Carolina	31,534
Colorado	31,396
North Carolina	31,244
Washington	31,186
Kentucky	30,068
Louisiana	29,661
Florida	29,638
Michigan	29,456
Delaware	29,388
Hawaii	29,290
Georgia	28,641
Iowa	28,549
Missouri	28,491
Wisconsin	28,296
Arizona	27,746
Texas	27,302
Nebraska	26,436
Alabama	25,805
South Dakota	25,335
Oklahoma	25,067
West Virginia	24,979
Arkansas	24,648
Alaska	24,536
Nevada	24,475
Kansas	23,281
Montana	23,188
North Dakota	20,975
New Mexico	20,791
Utah	20,769
Idaho	18,778
Mississippi	17,609
Wyoming	16,275

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January 2021

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academic year 2018-2019

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* Attendance cost includes tuition and fees, room and board costs, books and supplies, and other personal and transportation costs. The figures shown are the estimated costs of attendance for first-time full-time undergraduate students per year.
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This statistic shows the average cost to attend university per year when living on campus and studying in-state in the United States in 2018/19. Attendance cost includes tuition and fees, room and board costs, books and supplies, and other personal and transportation costs. Studying in the District of Columbia was the most expensive in the academic year of 2018/19, with attendance costs adding up to approximately 64,354 U.S. dollars per year.