Most Students Attend Colleges That Charge Less Than $12,000 in Tuition and Fees

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Range of tuition and fees at 4-year institutions, 2010-11
	Proportion of total enrollment, 2010-11
	Public and private nonprofit institutions	Private nonprofit institutions	Public institutions

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HOME: ▶ Almanac 2011	SECTIONS: ▶ Finance	▶ The Profession	▶ Student Demographics
	▶ Access and Equity	▶ Technology	▶ International

Range of tuition and fees at 4-year institutions, 2010-11
	Proportion of total enrollment, 2010-11
	Public and private nonprofit institutions	Private nonprofit institutions	Public institutions
Under $6,000	21.0%	4.8%	28.1%
$6,000 to $11,999	39.2%	4.2%	54.4%
$12,000 to $17,999	9.9%	8.7%	10.4%
$18,000 to $23,999	7.8%	17.4%	3.6%
$24,000 to $29,999	9.0%	22.9%	2.9%
$30,000 to $35,999	5.5%	17.2%	0.4%
$36,000 to $41,999	7.2%	23.4%	0.2%
$42,000 and over	0.4%	1.5%	0.0%
Note: The table shows the distribution of full-time undergraduates at four-year private nonprofit and public colleges by 2010-11 tuition and fees. For students enrolled in public institutions, the premiums for nonresidents are included.
Source: The College Board