Prices of Colleges in Mississippi

College graduates reportedly earn anywhere from $400,000 to $1 million more than their high school graduate counterparts during their careers. Not only do college graduates earn more, they can find more satisfaction with the work they do. For those looking to attend a college in Mississippi, there are several options to choose from.
  1. University of Mississippi

    • The University of Mississippi, in the small retirement city of Oxford, boasts an enrollment of nearly 16,000. It offers various undergraduate and graduate degrees ranging from political science to theater.

      Undergraduate (12-19 hours)

      Tuition (and fees) for Mississippi residents: $5,436

      Tuition (and fees) for non-residents: $13,890

      Graduate School (9-13 hours)

      Tuition (and fees) for Mississippi residents: $5,436

      Tuition (and fees) for non-Mississippi residents: $13,896

      Law School

      Tuition (and fees) for Mississippi residents: $10,276

      Tuition (and fees) for non-Mississippi residents: $24,468

      MBA

      Tuition (and fees) for Mississippi residents: $6,480

      Tuition (and fees) non-Mississippi residents: $15,706

      University of Mississippi

      P.O. Box 1848

      University, MS 38677

      800-891-4596

      olemiss.edu

    Mississippi State University

    • Mississippi State University in Starkville--a town of 24,322--is known for its rigorous engineering program. Along with some of the world's top engineers, the school has produced Will Clark, a longtime major league baseball player, and author John Grisham.

      Undergraduate (12-19 hours)

      Tuition (and fees) for Mississippi residents: $5,480

      Tuition (and fees) for non-residents: $13,820

      Graduate (9-13 hours)

      Tuition (and fees) for Mississippi residents: $5480

      Tuition (and fees) for non-residents: $13,820

      Mississippi State University

      P.O. Box 5268

      Mississippi State, MS 39762

      662-325-2022

      msstate.edu

    Southern Mississippi

    • The University of Southern Mississippi is in Hattiesburg, but has campuses in other cities including Biloxi. It has one of the state's highest enrollments. Heralded NFL quarterback Brett Favre went there.

      Undergraduate (12-19 hours)

      Tuition (and fees) for residents: $5452

      Tuition (and fees) for non-residents: $13,408

      Graduate (9-13 hours)

      Tuition (and fees) for residents: $7,956

      Tuition (and fees) for non-residents: $13,408

      University of Southern Mississippi

      118 College Drive

      Hattiesburg, MS 39406

      601-266-1000

      usm.edu

    Delta State University

    • Delta State University is in the city of Cleveland, the home of the blues in the heart of the Mississippi Delta. Tuition rates here are slightly lower than other state institutions.

      Undergraduate (12-19 hours)

      Tuition (and fees) for residents: $4,852

      Tuition (and fees) for non-residents: $7,706

      Graduate (9-13 hours)

      Tuition (and fees) for residents: $4,852

      Tuition (and fees) for non-residents: $7,706

      Delta State University

      1003 West Sunflower Road

      Cleveland, MS 38733

      662-846-3000

      deltastate.edu

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