KU is extremely expensive, as are most private universities, but you do get to keep all the money you make working in a coop. Be aware that because of the coop schedule students attend 5 years of college. Also check the AP credit given, as it is lower than most colleges (including Duke University!) They do give scholarships up to 1/2 of tuition, which is great.

It is definitely worth coming to Kettering. With all of the activities and resources that are available for the students there is no way one can ever get bored and not know what to do. The co-op program also makes Kettering one of a kind and that alone would be enough to make a prospective student choose Kettering. Yes Kettering is on the expensive side but with all of the information you are learning and with all of the networking you will be doing just by attending this school and going to certain meetings or meeting the right people at your Co-op job is simply phenomenal and worth every penny.

School is pricey and demanding but will pay off in the long run. You get work experience and learn what you need to. Try to stay away from video games they can consume your life at a school like this.

It is kind of expensive here compared to all colleges, but if you include the money you get from co-op and scholarships, it gets cheaper. Moreover, it is expensive because it is a private college, which are always more expensive than your state's college. If you go out of your state, the actual cost is about the same, not including the scholarships and co-op money that you can get at Kettering.

For the most part you get out what you put in to it. It may seem like a lot of money but in the end you well have the job experience that most college graduates won't have and may earn more because of it.