Northwestern University ranked No. 8, costing students $76,317 per year to attend, according to the website. Coming in at No. 9, the University of Chicago in the city's Hyde Park neighborhood also made the cut, with an annual tuition cost of $76, 302.
No cause for concern. Illinois students can go to Northern Illinois University, the 34th ranked school in Illinois, for $27,400. One would think a university in proximity to Chicago would be one of the better schools in nation, but well, its Illinois.
Who wants to spend 4 years in Dekalb? Virtually every other college town in the midwest has a better atmosphere. Northern IU itself is gross, looks like a communist designed the place for Russian students in Moscow or something.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
No cause for concern. Illinois students can go to Northern Illinois University, the 34th ranked school in Illinois, for $27,400. One would think a university in proximity to Chicago would be one of the better schools in nation, but well, its Illinois.
Who wants to spend 4 years in Dekalb? Virtually every other college town in the midwest has a better atmosphere. Northern IU itself is gross, looks like a communist designed the place for Russian students in Moscow or something.