Being a top destination for international students to study in colleges here, the US is also an exorbitant choice in terms of fees and cost of living.

Studying in US colleges can be costly but the benefits that students achieve after completing their graduation are nothing in front of the prices.

So, in this article, we are just going to discuss the fees of renowned engineering and medical colleges in the US and also the other expenses.

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Why study in the US?

When thinking of higher study abroad the first country that comes to our mind is the US.

The reason behind this is the high-quality education there and flourishing job opportunities.

According to a survey, the US has the most number of international students studying there.

What are the college fees in the US?

College fees are not fixed. It varies from different colleges and different courses.

And it varies on other factors also like your residency, gender, etc.

Engineering and Medical in US colleges are a bit more expensive than other courses because of their high demand.

Top 10 Engineering colleges in the US with fees

Engineering is the most sought out stream after 12th for students. 

Pursuing engineering in the US is a big achievement in itself. 

The top and the best engineering institution here in the US is the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) that most students dreamt of studying in.

 

Below is a list of the top 10 engineering colleges in the US with their approximate fees :

Engineering colleges	Approx. fees for UG programs	Approx. fees for PG programs
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge	$40,451	$46,400
Stanford University, California	$45,729	$42,240
The University of California, Berkeley (UCB)	$41,000	$54,301
Harvard University, Cambridge	$47,074	$41,832
California Institute of Technology (Caltech), California	$45,846	$43,710
Georgia Institute of Technology (Gatech), Georgia	$47,634	$37,258
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)	$43,398	$31,011
Princeton University, New jersey	$45,540	$45,350
Carnegie Mellon University, Pennsylvania	$51,196	$42,000
University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign	$35,164	$31,626

*This may differ at the time you take the admission.

 

 

Top 10 Medical colleges in the US with fees

Doing Mbbs in the US is a bit difficult in comparison with other countries.

Normally it’s easy to do Mbbs after 12th by giving an entrance exam but mbbs in the US doesn't work like that.

Here in the US, students are required to complete a pre-medical course first from a US university before applying to Mbbs. 

Below is a list of the top 10 medical colleges in the US with their approximate fees :

Engineering Colleges	Approx. fees (Total)
Harvard University, Cambridge	$3,24,920
Stanford University, California	$4,81,872
John Hopkins University, Maryland	$2,13,600
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)	$1,05,288
Yale University, Connecticut	$2,51,896
The University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)	$1,87,064
Columbia University, New york	$73,768
University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania	$2,39,640
Duke University, Durham	$2,47,600
University of California, San Diego	$1,65,320

*The fees are not only for MBBS but also for the other medical courses.

 

Cost of living

Apart from college fees, there are many other factors to consider for your cost of living there.

So, finally, let’s just discuss them also.

Expenses	Amount (Approx.)
Hostels and Guesthouses	$45 – $100 per night
Shared rental	$470 – $3600 per month
On-campus	$800 – $900 per month
Homestay	$600 – $3000 per month
Rental	$450 per month
Internet/Phone	$35 – $60 per month
Food	$17 – $42 per month
Rent	$104 – $208 per month
Electricity/Gas	$50 – $100 per month
Transport	$36 per month

Maybe you’ll not find these amounts as approximate. It can be a high amount for you but this is the truth that these are some of the approx college fees in the US of engineering and medical.

These top 10 colleges will give you an idea about the approx fees of all the other engineering and medical colleges of the US.

And the cost of living will help you to plan your budget early to ignore any problems later.

 

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FAQs

Q.1 What is the average tuition cost for engineering programs at US colleges?

Answer: The average tuition for engineering programs in the United States varies, but it can range from $20,000 to $50,000 per academic year

Q.2 Are there additional fees besides tuition for engineering students?

Answer:  In addition to tuition, students may incur additional fees for textbooks, lab materials, technology fees, and miscellaneous expenses. These can amount to a few thousand dollars per year.

Q.3 How much does it cost to pursue a medical degree (MD) in the United States?

Answer: Medical school tuition in the US is generally higher, ranging from $30,000 to $60,000 per year. However, the total cost includes living expenses and other fees.

Q.4 Do medical students have additional costs such as clinical rotations and residency applications?

Answer:  Medical students often have additional expenses for clinical rotations, exam fees, residency applications, and travel for interviews. These costs can vary widely but may add several thousand dollars to the overall expenses.

Q.5 Are there financial aid options available for engineering and medical students?

Answer:  Many colleges offer financial aid, scholarships, and grants. Students are encouraged to explore both need-based and merit-based financial assistance options to help cover tuition and living expenses.

Q.6 What is the average cost of living for students pursuing engineering or medical degrees in the US?

Answer: The cost of living varies by location, but on average, it can range from $10,000 to $20,000 per year. This includes housing, food, transportation, and personal expenses

Q.7 Are there any specific scholarships or grants for international students studying engineering or medicine in the US?

Answer: Some colleges offer scholarships specifically for international students. Additionally, there are external organizations and foundations that provide scholarships for students pursuing degrees in engineering and medicine in the US.

Q.8 Can tuition costs for out-of-state students be significantly higher?

Answer: Many public universities charge higher tuition for out-of-state students compared to in-state residents. This difference can be substantial, sometimes doubling or tripling the cost.

Q.9 Are there opportunities for work-study programs or part-time jobs for international students to help with expenses?

Answer: Some colleges offer work-study programs, and international students may be eligible for on-campus employment. However, work opportunities for international students are often limited, and regulations apply.

Q.10 What resources are available to help students estimate their total expenses accurately?

Answer: Colleges typically provide cost of attendance estimates on their websites. Additionally, students can use online calculators and financial aid offices to get a more accurate estimate of their total expenses, including tuition, fees, and living costs.