Are these Boston-area colleges really $100K a year? It’s complicated.

Date:

June 30, 2026

When students walk into Amanda Ugrinow’s guidance office at Westborough High School, the conversation often starts with college.

It quickly turns to money.

Instead of talking about careers they’re passionate about, many students are asking which jobs will pay the most, or are focusing on finding a degree that will pay enough to justify the price tag.

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Are these Boston-area colleges really $100K a year? It’s complicated.

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