Carlson's among nation's most expensive master's programs for in-staters
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I've posted lists of the most- and least expensive Minnesota schools on the feds' new affordability report, and we've also seen how some of Minnesota's schools are among the cheapest for out-of-state students.
In-state students might not like this one: The master's program at the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota has made U.S. News & World Report's list of 10 most-expensive public business schools for residents, with tuition and fees at $31,926 -- not including room and board, books and other costs.
Carlson's listed tuition-and-fees package was a little below the average of the top 10, which stands at $34,698.
(And by the way, the top 10 charged out-of-state students an average of $37,809 a year.)
Read the full story and read the data notes here.
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