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College Costs in Brick Township, NJ 2026

Compare tuition, housing, and financial aid across 4 colleges in Brick Township, New Jersey. Use our free calculator to estimate your total cost.

Avg Public Tuition

$16,200

per year

Avg Private Tuition

$40,000

per year

Avg Rent Near Campus

$1,263

per month

Colleges & Universities

4

institutions

Brick Township Overview

Population

77,046

Student Population

5,273 (6.8%)

Cost of Living Index

119 (avg: 100)

Walk Score

44/100

Transit Score

27/100

Unemployment Rate

3.6%

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Cost Inputs

Total Cost (4 Years, Public In-State)

$123,264

Total After Financial Aid

$123,264

Annual Cost

$30,816

Annual After Aid

$30,816

Cost Breakdown (4 Years)

Tuition$64,800
Room & Board$58,464

If Financed (10-Year Loan at 6.5%)

Loan Amount$123,264
Monthly Payment$1,400
Total Interest$44,693
Total Loan Cost$167,957

Universities in Brick Township

UniversityTypeAnnual Tuition
Brick Township State UniversityPublic$16,068
Brick Township Community CollegeCommunity$5,967

Brick Township has 4 total colleges and universities. Tuition figures are approximate annual in-state rates for the 2025-2026 academic year.

Cost of Living in Brick Township vs. National Average

CategoryBrick TownshipNational AvgDifference
Public Tuition (In-State)$16,200$10,940+$5,260
Monthly Rent Near Campus$1,263$1,050+$213
Cost of Living Index119100+19

Brick Township's cost of living is above the national average. Students should budget accordingly and consider off-campus housing options to reduce expenses.

Student Life in Brick Township

44

Walk Score

Car-Dependent

27

Transit Score

Minimal Transit

6.8%

Student Population

5,273 students

Brick Township has a total population of 77,046, with approximately 5,273 college students (6.8% of the population). While not primarily a college town, Brick Township offers students access to urban amenities, diverse employment opportunities, and a wide range of cultural experiences.

Post-Graduation Outlook in Brick Township

$62,149

Starting Salary

3.6%

Unemployment Rate

48%

Graduation Rate

~5 yrs

ROI Payback Period

Return on Investment Analysis

Graduates from colleges in Brick Township earn a median starting salary of $62,149, which is $27,149 more per year than the average high school graduate salary of $35,000. At a 4-year public university cost of $123,264 (including room and board), it would take approximately 5 years of the salary premium to recoup the investment. With average financial aid of $13,094 per student per year, the net cost and payback period can be significantly reduced.

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Methodology & Education Data Sources for Brick Township

How we compile Brick Township college data: Our institution profiles, tuition figures, and outcome data combine multiple federal datasets — primarily IPEDS (Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System), which all Title IV-eligible US colleges report to annually, and College Scorecard from the US Department of Education. Cost-of-attendance figures include published tuition, fees, room/board, books, and transportation per institutional reporting.

  1. Tuition data reflects published in-state and out-of-state rates per IPEDS for Brick Township institutions, updated annually.
  2. Acceptance rates sourced from College Scorecard (most recent reporting cycle), reflecting first-year first-time freshman admissions.
  3. Earnings outcomes tracked 6-10 years post-enrollment per College Scorecard, comparing earnings to high school graduates ($30,200 baseline).
  4. Default rates: Cohort Default Rate (CDR) from US Dept of Education tracks 3-year repayment outcomes after entering repayment.
  5. Local context: Brick Township's walk score, transit options, and cost of living affect total college expenses beyond tuition.

Authoritative US education data sources:

Education Disclaimer: College data reflects most recent IPEDS/Scorecard reporting (typically 1-2 year lag). Tuition can change annually. Always verify current figures with the institution's financial aid office. Use the FAFSA Estimator for personalized aid eligibility.

Reviewed by Brazora Monk · Last updated 2026 · IPEDS data current as of latest annual release

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