The 20 Most Expensive Colleges in the United States

16. Cornell University

Cornell, based in Ithaca, upstate New York is also highly famous and respected for its academics. It is part of the Ivy League. It has very diversified academic programs, covering most topics from literature to science. This was one of the leading principles of its founder, who wanted to create a space where everyone could learn something in their field. 58 Nobel Laureates went here, as well as 14 billionaires that are still alive today. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Bill Nye and Christopher Reeves all went here.
Tuition: $52,853