Chamberlain as a bargin on tuition.

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In general, public universities are cheaper for residents. Sometimes, they're even cheaper for non-residents when they charge online students in-state rates. For-profits have argued that their tuition rates are competitive with the out-of-state rates of public universities such as University of Texas - Austin. But in all honesty, you're getting a lot more for your money at UT Austin than Devry or UoP. The most expensive schools in the country tend to be private non-profits. The top ranked ones usually have generous financial aid packages allowing their students to graduate with less debt than for-profit and even public school students. Then, there are those lesser-known private schools that charge outrageous tuition rates, don't offer many scholarships or grants, and have little prestige. These tend to be liberal arts colleges where most of the students graduate with degrees that aren't very marketable such as Medieval Art History.