Nowadays education is not a cheap thing, especially as far as top-level institutions are concerned, especially in the United States…
US News has published a rating of the top 10 MBAs of 464 programs accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International in US.
The source explains that the ranking was composed using a rubric which takes into account starting salary and bonus of students, GMAT and GRE test scores, acceptance rates, as well as peer and recruiter assessment.
University of Chicago (Booth) Tuition: $61,520 per year (N12,980,720)
University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) Tuition: $62,424 per year (N13,171,464)
Northwestern University (Kellogg): $61,596 per year (N12,996,756)
Duke University (Fuqua): $58,000 per year (N12,238,000)
Columbia University: $63,148 per year (N13,324,228)
University of Michigan Ann Arbor (Ross): $59,450 per year (out-of-state tuition) (N12,543,950)
New York University (Stern): $60,744 per year (N12,816,984)
University of California Los Angeles (Anderson): $56,159 per year (out-of-state) (N11,849,549)
University of California Berkeley (Hass): $54,066 per year (out of state) (N11,407,926)
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler): $52,470 per year (out-of-state) (N11, 71,170)
According to the statistics, Nigeria has 128 universities(51 private). Adult literacy (15 and older) rate in the country is 61,3%.
The latest UNESCO data show that the most popular foreign countries where Nigerian students study are:UK; US; Ghana; Malaysia; South Africa; Canada.
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