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Evidently...according to the report...those Ivy League schools are pretty good. The top spot went to Harvard ($39,849 per), followed by Princeton ($37,000), Yale ($40,500), Columbia ($45,290), California Institute of Technology ($37,704), Massachusetts Institute of Technology ($40,732), Stanford ($40,569), University of Chicago ($42,783), University of Pennsylvania ($42,098) and then DUKE ($41,958).
The ACC did fairly well, and notably are the highest ranked BCS conference -- the sixth time in the past seven reports.
Notably, the ACC is the only BCS conference to place seven schools among the top 38, and it was also the only BCS conference with over half of its members in the top 50. The ACC has also had a school finish in the top 10 every year since 2006.
Take that SEC!
The ACC according to USN:
No. 10 Duke ($41.9K)
No. 25 Virginia ($11.5K in-state/$36.5K out) and Wake Forest ($41.5K)
No. 29 North Carolina ($7K in-state/$26.8K out)
No. 31 Boston College ($42.2K)
No. 36 Georgia Tech ($9.6K in-state/$27.8K out)
No. 38 Miami ($39.6)
No. 55 Maryland ($8.6K in-state/$26K out)
No. 68 Clemson ($12.6K in-state/$28K out)
No. 71 Virginia Tech ($11K in-state/$24.5K out)
No. 101 Florida State ($5.8K in-state/$20.9K out) and NC State ($7K in-state/$19.8K out)
For the full report, click here.
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