What to read after Barron's Best Buys in College Education?

Updated to reflect the most recent changes in tuition, fees, and general cost of living, and featuring several new "Best Buy" colleges, the new edition of this popular directory shows parents and students where they can find a first-class education at a reasonable price. Costs range from virtually free at some of the very good state-endowed schools, to fairly high, but a bargain in terms of quality of education offered. Approximately 300(?) colleges are listed and described in detail. Information includes academic programs, descriptions of campus environments -- and of course, the amount of money that students and parents can expect to pay. Schools profiled in this book encompass the full range of academic disciplines and represent all fifty states.