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[quote=Anonymous]If the honors program is significantly cheaper, definitely that, unless you want to go into something where name brand matters like finance in which the few LACs who are finance feeders can help you land a job But top LACs give great financial aid. If they're equal (or sometimes, the LAC can be cheaper!), it's worth noting they attract a stronger, more diverse group of students, professors who are fully engaged with undergrads, and have considerably more resources to fund research, opportunities, internships, and whatnot. I believe Amherst, Swarthmore, Williams, and Pomona spend well over 100,000 dollars on each student per year due to how resource heavy they are (they have endowments larger than most universities even absolutely). So even the full pay students are getting a hefty chunk waived. Here are some average net prices from a government website (https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/) Pomona: $14908 Amherst: $18848 Davidson: $19981 Bowdoin: $19901 Vassar: $21858 Swarthmore: $21858 Middlebury: $23303 Williams: $23924 University of Virginia: $19430 UMD College Park: $15634 College of William and Mary: $18300 Virginia Tech; $20172[/quote]
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