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Colleges in Saint Louis, MO

17 degree-granting colleges in Saint Louis, sorted by published in-state tuition.

Colleges
17
in Saint Louis
Cheapest
$6,058
Harris-Stowe State Unive
Median
$28,696
per year
College In-state Out-of-state Type
1 Harris-Stowe State UniversityPublicHBCUSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $6,058 $6,058 Public
2 University of Missouri-St LouisPublicSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $12,528 $12,528 Public
3 Stevens-The Institute of Business & ArtsFor-profitSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $12,968 $12,968 Private for-profit
4 Ranken Technical CollegePrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $16,960 $16,960 Private nonprofit
5 Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of NursingPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $21,515 $21,515 Private nonprofit
6 Maryville University of Saint LouisPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $27,166 $27,166 Private nonprofit
7 Fontbonne UniversityPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $28,696 $28,696 Private nonprofit
8 Webster UniversityPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $29,840 $29,840 Private nonprofit
9 University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. LouisPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $31,280 $31,280 Private nonprofit
10 Missouri Baptist UniversityPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $31,784 $31,784 Private nonprofit
11 Saint Louis UniversityPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $50,644 $50,644 Private nonprofit
12 Washington University in St LouisPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year $60,590 $60,590 Private nonprofit
13 Aquinas Institute of TheologyPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year Private nonprofit
14 Concordia SeminaryPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year Private nonprofit
15 Covenant Theological SeminaryPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year Private nonprofit
16 Kenrick Glennon SeminaryPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year Private nonprofit
17 The Continents States UniversityPrivateSaint Louis · Less than 2-year Private nonprofit

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Studying in Saint Louis

Living at home while attending a local college is one of the biggest ways to cut costs — room and board often runs $10,000 to $15,000 a year on campus. If any of these schools is within commuting distance, the real savings can be larger than the tuition difference itself.