Attending college in Phila.’s collar counties can be on the expensive side, with tuitions at some of the prominent universities costing well above $70,000, writes Jordan Levy for Billy Penn.

Three local schools are among the ten most expensive prominent universities in the region, with Bryn Mawr College coming highest in third place.

Yearly student costs at the college that has an endowment of $1.2 billion rounds out at nearly $76,000. The tuition itself for 2022–2023 is $58,000, while room and board starts at $18,000. The school has 77 percent of its students on financial aid.

Saint Joseph’s University is also on the list in fifth place, with yearly costs of $63,000. The school has an endowment of $305 million. Tuition for 2021–2022 was $48,000, while room and board started at $14,500. Sixty-one percent of the university’s students are on financial aid.

Arcadia University rounds out the list in sixth place with around $60,000 in yearly costs. The school has a more modest endowment of $81.5 million, tuition for 2022–2023 of $46,430, and room and board that start at $13,700. Ninety-nine percent of students are on financial aid.

Read more about how much it costs to attend local universities and colleges at Billy Penn.