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American College of the Building Arts: tuition, cost and admissions

Charleston, SC · Private nonprofit university · City (mid)

141Undergraduates
77%Acceptance rate
1,133Average SAT
$29,579Avg net cost / yr
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What American College of the Building Arts actually costs

ItemAmount
Tuition & fees (in-state)$20,572Published rate before aid
Tuition & fees (out-of-state)$20,572Published rate before aid
Books & supplies$950Estimated annual
Total sticker cost$36,067Everything, before aid
Average actual cost paid$29,579Average paid after grants and scholarships — an average, not a quote

Across all students, the average paid here was $6,488 less than the sticker price — about 18% off, once grants and scholarships are counted. Individual awards vary enormously, and many students receive nothing at all.

Do your own due diligence on cost. Every figure above is a historical federal average for all students at this college. No student pays the average. What you are charged depends on your family’s income and assets, your academic record, the year you apply, and what aid this college has available — and it changes year to year. Use these numbers to decide which colleges are worth investigating, never to decide what one will cost you. Run the college’s own net price calculator — every US college is required by law to publish one — then confirm in writing with its financial aid office before committing to anything. We are not financial, admissions or tax advisers and have no relationship with this college.

Most popular fields of study

Architecture — 100%

Share of degrees awarded, US Dept. of Education.

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