Can you afford not to attend Binghamton?
We know a high-quality education is important to you. A smart investment is just as important. Binghamton University combines a top U.S. university reputation and stellar academics with a price that says value.
Binghamton University was ranked as the #1 Best Value in the nation (Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, 2008-2009), and named a "Best Buy" by Fiske, 2010.
Our costs as a public university ensure Binghamton undergraduates can afford to start a career or attend graduate school without the worries of high student debt. Forbes also ranked Binghamton #1 in the Northeast and #4 in the nation among public universities for top-starting salaries (2008).
Consider your college choices and compare the bottom line for the 2009-10 academic year. Binghamton University compared to a private university will save you nearly $130,000 over four years!
| Savings first year | $32,020 | |
| Savings over four years | $128,080 | |
Annual Budget (2009-10) |
Binghamton University |
Comparable Privates |
| Tuition and fees | $6,768* | $37,000 |
| Room and board ** | $10,612 | $12,400 |
| Cost of Attendance | $17,380 | $49,400 |
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As of March 2009, subject to change |
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Explore more about how to finance your college education, and visit Binghamton University's Office of Financial Aid Services.
