Cost of College

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COST OF COLLEGE is a college and careers course designed to help students prepare for the reality of transitioning to post-secondary life. It walks students through a list of expenses associated with higher education, including tuition, fees, and rent. It is built with data set from the National Center for Education Statistics.

Provider: Banzai Inc.
Author: Banzai Inc
Price: Free
Published / Released Year: 2022
Format and Delivery: Mobile App, Online Use/Online Learning
Resource Type: Tools, Toolkits, Apps, Simulations

Target Audience: High School, College/Postsecondary
Languages: English
Special Needs: Visual Special Needs
Special Needs Note: Accessibility statement: https://bit.ly/3tih488
Contact Information: support@banzai.org
Jump$tart Standards: Yes

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