I lived in Louisiana for two years, and so managed to qualify for TOPS (state funding). Together with FAFSA and the Centenary Presidential Scholarship, all my expenses (even books!) were covered, and I actually have $40 left over this semester. You scoff, but when you're a college student, it's a goldmine.

The cafeteria food, is nothing like home cooking, but the price for residence life is worth it. The residence halls provide you with a great environment, and a residence life staff on every floor to keep up with you and be there for you. Tuition is a little pricey, but the teachers are defiantly not here for the money, they are here for YOU the student, and to prove their love for the subject they teach. Overall, its expensive, but with all the financial aid Centenary offers, and other scholarships out there, it's very much worth it.

Looking at the numbers alone, this school is very expensive. However, compared to other private schools, it's not that bad, especially to those in Louisiana (if you're from there). I suggest starting there as a freshman in order to get the best scholarships.

Though it is kind of pricey, there are lots of scholarships to apply for and opportunities for financial aid.

It is expensive but many scholarships are offered and student loans.