Expensive Graduate Schools to Attend in District of Columbia

We select the most expensive graduate programs in District of Columbia. Those schools have the most highest tuition & fees besides room, board, and other living expenses. Georgetown University requires the most expensive graduate tuition & fees of $61,670 in District of Columbia. Howard University ($39,178) and American University ($36,754) have the expensive tuition & fees followed by Georgetown University.

Colleges whose programs are focused on certificate, associate, and/or special subjects such as arts and music are excluded from the ranking. You may want to check colleges having the lowest graduate tuition & fees in District of Columbia.

Expensive Graduate Schools to Attend in District of Columbia (2024-2025)
	Name	Tuition & Fees	Acceptance Rate	Enrollment
1	Georgetown University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsWashington, DC	$61,670	12.91%	20,031
2	Howard University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsWashington, DC	$39,178	41.34%	14,890
3	American University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsWashington, DC	$36,754	61.96%	12,321
4	George Washington University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsWashington, DC	$36,414	47.09%	25,374
5	The Catholic University of America Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsWashington, DC	$25,570	82.78%	5,243
6	Gallaudet University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsWashington, DC	$21,508	58.06%	1,335
7	University of the District of Columbia Public, four-yearsWashington, DC	$18,118 (in-state: $9,604)	-	4,202
8	Trinity Washington University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsWashington, DC	$15,660	99.52%	1,948
9	Strayer University-District of Columbia Private (for-profit), four-yearsWashington, DC	$15,135	-	188
10	University of the Potomac-Washington DC Campus Private (for-profit), four-yearsWashington, DC	$5,850	-	1,241

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