Every Ivy League university ranked from least to most expensive
Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey, costs $47,140 a year
Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, costs $48,949 a year
Net price: $17,030/year
Niche Ivy League rank: 1
Average housing cost: $10,300/year
Average meal plan cost: $6,360/year
Books and supplies: $1,000/year
Students taking out loans: 9%
Students receiving financial aid: 72%
Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, costs $51,400 a year
Net price: $18,053/year
Niche Ivy League rank: 2
Average housing cost: $8,700/year
Average meal plan cost: $6,800/year
Books and supplies: $3,670/year
Students taking out loans: 9%
Students receiving financial aid: 59%
Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, costs $52,853 a year
Net price: $31,449/year
Niche Ivy League rank: 7
Average housing cost: $8,564/year
Average meal plan cost: $5,766/year
Books and supplies: $930/year
Students taking out loans: 30%
Students receiving financial aid: 60%
Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, costs $53,419 a year
Net price: $25,651/year
Niche Ivy League rank: 6
Average housing cost: $8,784/year
Average meal plan cost: $5,236/year
Books and supplies: $1,571/year
Students taking out loans: 23%
Students receiving financial aid: 58%
Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, costs $53,496 a year
Net price: $22,303/year
Niche Ivy League rank: 7
Average housing cost: $9,144/year
Average meal plan cost: $6,015/year
Books and supplies: $1,260/year
Students taking out loans: 45%
Students receiving financial aid: 60%
The University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia costs $53,534 a year
Net price: $24,539/year
Niche Ivy League rank: 4
Average housing cost: $9,820/year
Average meal plan cost: $5,246/year
Books and supplies: $1,280/year
Students taking out loans: 14%
Students receiving financial aid: 58%
Columbia University in New York, New York, costs $57,208 a year
Net price: $22,824/year
Niche Ivy League rank: 5
Average housing cost: $8,166/year
Average meal plan cost: $5,452/year
Books and supplies: $1,400/year
Students taking out loans: 12%
Students receiving financial aid: 59%
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