The Highest Tuition Fees for a four-year degree are around $60000 per year while the lowest can be around $15000. These ranges are for students from out-of-state and international students. For students from within the state, Tuition Fees are around $6000-$8000.

Average costs for (Out-of-State) students at institutions receiving funding from the U.S. Government for Tuition and Required Fees towards a 4-year degree are $18,415 at public institutions. At Private non-profit institutions receiving the funding from the government, Average Tuition and Required Fees towards a 4-year degree are $27,260. At Private for-profit institutions, the average cost was $16,011. The institutions that receive funding from the U.S. Government are known as Title IV institutions.

Including ‘Books and Supplies’, ‘Room and Board (On Campus), other expenses (laundry, transportation and entertainment), the total costs per year for a 4-year degree at Public Institutions were an average of $32845 per year. The total costs per year for a 4-year degree at Private Non-Profit Institutions were an average of $41440. At Private For-Profit Institutions, the average total costs were $31508.

Research suggests that the fees are somewhat higher on average than those mentioned in the previous comment. According to an article written in 2015, if you're an international student, you can expect to pay nearer to $25k at the lowest, and that's just for the cheapest universities with no considerable recognition to their name. If you look at more well-regarded universities such as Yale and Harvard, you may be looking to pay upwards of $50k per year, which isn't as excessive as some make out. There are other institutions that charge upwards of $70k per year; however, they're not worth considering in my view as if you're looking to go to a top university and can afford the cost, you should attend a university with international recognition behind it such as Yale, for instance. There is no point at studying at an expensive university for the sake of it.