Forbes released its list of the top 100 colleges in the U.S. earlier this month; eight Catholic schools made the list, four of them Jesuit institutions.
Notre Dame ranked highest among Catholic schools at #18. Below are the Catholic higher education institutions that made the top 100, along with their ranking, location, annual costs and enrollments:
18 — University of Notre Dame, Indiana; $53,239; 11,816
26 — Boston College, Massachusetts; $54,624; 15,036
27 — College of the Holy Cross, Massachusetts; $54,432; 2,932
47 — Georgetown University, District of Columbia; $56,485; 16,520
67 — Santa Clara University, California; $53,742; 8,846
84 — St. Norbert College, Wisconsin; $37,392; 2,304
85 — St. Anselm College, New Hampshire; $45,705; 1,915
88 — St. Michael’s College, Vermont; $45,630; 2,466
You can view the Forbe’s list here (h/t to CNS blog). A head’s up to parents: A painfully high percentage of these schools are clocking in at the $50k or above level PER YEAR. Save your pennies (or opt for voluntary poverty so your college bound can coast through on scholarships).
