>Because it has a large numbers of applicants. It's offer and demand. I suspect a lot of this is because of enormous amounts of risk-free (to the schools) mone

>Because it has a large numbers of applicants. It's offer and demand. I suspect a lot of this is because of enormous amounts of risk-free (to the schools) money from the government. Also, different degrees definitely cost different prices - the cost of an MBA is far higher than the cost of a masters in history, for example.