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for which tuition and other expenses have increased far greater than inflation, to $95,000 annually at some top schools in 2023.
''See also [[Worst College Majors]]''.
''See also [[Worst College Majors]]''.
A '''college''' is an institution of post-secondary education.
A '''college''' is an institution of post-secondary education, for which tuition and other expenses have increased far greater than [[inflation]], to $95,000 annually at some top schools in 2023.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/16/investing/curious-consumer-college-cost/index.html</ref>
In the [[United States]], the word "college" is both synonymous with "[[university]]", and also may describe a component (including a graduate school) under the umbrella of a university (e.g. a "College of Nursing"). In some cases, though, the term is used to denote an institution that only offers undergraduate degrees, or to denote a two-year institution (i.e. a [[community college]]).
In the [[United States]], the word "college" is both synonymous with "[[university]]", and also may describe a component (including a graduate school) under the umbrella of a university (e.g. a "College of Nursing"). In some cases, though, the term is used to denote an institution that only offers undergraduate degrees, or to denote a two-year institution (i.e. a [[community college]]).