Ranking all 16 SEC schools by tuition, cost of attendance

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We looked up the numbers for all 18 schools and ranked them on cost of attendance (for one year), which includes tuition, room and board, food plan, activity fees and more.

It just means more. And some schools, it just costs more.

All the information gathered from each school's official website.

SEC cost of attendance rankings (out-of-state/private)

1. Vanderbilt: $99,994
2. Texas: $72,916
3. Auburn: $63,540
4. Kentucky: $60,838
5. Texas A&M: $60,480
6. Alabama: $60,400
7. Missouri: $59,232
8. Oklahoma: $58,823
9. South Carolina: $57,412
10. Arkansas: $56,256
11. Florida: $54,010
12. Mississippi State: $53,422
13. Ole Miss: $52,938
14. Georgia: $52,156
15. Tennessee: $49,672
16. LSU: $45,446

SEC cost of attendance rankings (in-state/private)

1. Vanderbilt: $99,994
2. Oklahoma: $40,145
3. Auburn: : $39,516
4. Kentucky: $38,344
5. Missouri: $36,070
6. Alabama: $35,392
7. Texas: $35,386
8. Mississippi State: $34,431
9. Arkansas: $33,988
10. Ole Miss: $32,148
11. South Carolina: $31,602
12. Texas A&M: $30,320
13. Tennessee: $30,212
14. Georgia: $29,920
15. LSU: $28,770
16. Florida: $25,830

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Ranking all 16 SEC schools by tuition, cost of attendance