Tuition for first-year residents at the best dental school in the world costs $44,148, according to data from the American Dental Association.
Fifty-two dental schools in the U.S. were recently ranked among the best in the world by ShanghaiRanking Consultancy.
Here is the tuition for the first 10 U.S.-based dental schools included in the ranking:
Editor's note: The tuition costs listed are for first-year residents and non-residents using data from the 2022-2023 academic year. Additional educational costs are not included.
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
Ranking: No. 1
Resident: $44,148
Nonresident: $59,946
University of Washington (Seattle)
Ranking: No. 3
Resident: $55,422
Nonresident: $84,926
Harvard University (Cambridge, Mass.)
Ranking: No. 5
Resident: $67,610
Nonresident: $67,610
University of California, San Francisco
Ranking: No. 6
Resident: $46,635
Nonresident: $46,635
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ranking: No. 8
Resident: $39,543
Nonresident: $76,964
University of California, Los Angeles
Ranking: No. 10
Resident: $48,383
Nonresident: $60,052
University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia)
Ranking: No. 13
Resident: $83,122
Nonresident: $83,122
University of Iowa (Iowa City)
Ranking: No. 16
Resident: $53,718
Nonresident: $78,318
University at Buffalo, the State University of New York
Ranking: No. 21
Resident: $36,900
Nonresident: $63,580
New York University (New York City)
Ranking: No. 23
Resident: $92,248
Nonresident: $92,248