The ranking, released in December, evaluated dental schools based on research output, research influence, international collaboration, research quality and international academic awards.
Here is how much is costs to attend the six U.S. dental schools:
Note: Tuition is listed for first-year students and does not include other fees.
University of Michigan Ann Arbor
Residents: $44,148
Non-residents: $59,946
Harvard University (Boston)
Residents: $67,610
Non-residents: $67,610
University of California San Francisco
Residents: $46,635
Non-residents: $58,880
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Residents: $39,543
Non-residents: $76,964
University of California Los Angeles
Residents: $48,383
Non-residents: $60,052
University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia)
Residents: $83,122
Non-residents: $83,122
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