There are plenty of factors that influence people about where to decide on going to college.

For a lot of Americans, finding out the yearly tuition of a school can make or break where they further their education.

 Writers Per Hour researched the most expensive universities to study at.

After looking into the data, these are the places to avoid if you’re hoping to save money on student loans.

The 10 most costly colleges across America

Claremont, California is home to two of the top 10 most expensive colleges in America, including number one overall.

Anyone attending Harvey Mudd College is going to cough up $77,589 per year.

The other college in Claremont is Scripps College, which is a liberal arts college and comes in at number five.

Two, three, and four are all in major cities around the United States. Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, the University of Chicago, and New York University.

When picking a major at any of these universities, make sure to find the one that’s going to help you generate the most money in your career.

College is all about connecting with as many people as possible. Most of the references you’ll get for your first job will come from your professors.

They all have connections in the real world, so it’s important to get on their good side.

Check below for the complete list of the top 10 college costs in America according to Writers Per Hour:

What colleges on this list would you go to and what would you major in? Let us know in the comments below.