1. University of Texas Rio Grande Valley – $7,486
2. University of Florida – $6,381
3. Georgia State University – $4,861
4. University of Wisconsin-Madison – $10,742
5. University of Nevada, Las Vegas – $8,917
6. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor – $15,948
7. University of Alabama at Birmingham – $8,568
8. University of Utah – $9,222
9. University of California, Los Angeles – $13,249
10. University of Louisiana at Lafayette – $8,256
11. University of Arizona – $12,716
12. California State University, Northridge – $6,962
13. University of Colorado Boulder – $12,500
14. University of Oregon – $11,931
15. University of Iowa – $9,606
16. University of Central Florida – $6,368
17. Wayne State University – $11,027
18. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill – $8,980
19. University of Washington-Seattle Campus – $11,465
20. University of Mississippi – $8,718

It’s important to note that tuition fees can vary depending on a variety of factors, including residency status, academic program, and other fees such as room and board, books, and supplies. Therefore, it’s important to do your own research and review each university’s financial aid opportunities to ensure that you have a clear understanding of the total cost of attending each institution.