Pricey, but there aren't that many reputable colleges who offer such an accommodating class schedule.

It's an amazing school but at the same time the 30K can get pricey. Make sure you get plenty of grants and scholarships.

This school is WAY overpriced. I know its a private institution, but seriously there are a few things I should point out. First, all the buildings are old and run-down (only the Library and Student Center are new). The dorms are expensive to live in (4,000 a year) and all have the exact same price, which is wrong when some dorms look better than others. Cafeteria food is below average and there isn't any other option besides the Perk, which is a snack bar/coffee shop (not open on weekends). The quality of the school and the price are too far apart, and honestly I think that the school is ripping people off.

Tusculum is definitely expensive, but I do not regret the cost of coming here. My family encouraged me to go to a cheaper state school in our hometown, but I know I would not have been nearly as happy or successful there as I have been at Tusculum. Tusculum offers decent scholarships for grades and athletics, as well as a myriad of opportunities for work study positions and student jobs in the tutoring center.

All colleges are expensive. At Tusculum it is a bit pricier than other colleges in East Tennessee. I had plenty of scholarship money and other grants. It was so worth coming here. The professors are here to help you with whatever you need. Some of them are tough. You really have to study and study for your class. Each is different for each person. I feel that i'm getting a great education here and I know all my scholarship money is not being wasted.