Twenty-two colleges and universities adopt a new online tool to help students and families understand their actual cost vs. sticker price NEWTON, Mass., October 14, 2025 –This fall, a new online tool will help simplify one of the most complicated aspects facing college-seeking students and their families: understanding their actual cost to attend. Launching in […]
Quick College Cost Estimator
Partners & Supporters
MyinTuition has partnered with some of the leading institutions in order to launch the MyinTuition Quick College Cost Estimator. We are looking to bring the MyinTuition service to dozens or hundreds of schools across the country. We believe that this is one way to help broaden access to higher education for a range of students that otherwise might not see this as a possibility.
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Comments from Students
“I used the My inTuition tool to help show my family that my dream school was still an option. By using the tool, I could show my family real data, rather than just estimates. It was also much simpler to use than other cost estimators.”
— Becca Gilbert (Wellesley College, Class of 2020)“I used the MyinTuition tool at multiple points in the college search and application process. I was relieved to find the numbers manageable from the start. The most important time I used it, however, was the night after I got my acceptance letter and before I received my financial aid letter. It reduced my stress greatly to see the numbers, and when I got my award letter the next morning, my actual numbers were very similar… And affordable.”
— Ciara Cheli-Colando (Wellesley College, Class of 2020)
— Becca Gilbert (Wellesley College, Class of 2020)“I used the MyinTuition tool at multiple points in the college search and application process. I was relieved to find the numbers manageable from the start. The most important time I used it, however, was the night after I got my acceptance letter and before I received my financial aid letter. It reduced my stress greatly to see the numbers, and when I got my award letter the next morning, my actual numbers were very similar… And affordable.”
— Ciara Cheli-Colando (Wellesley College, Class of 2020)