Source: New York Post
In Los Angeles, a private education can cost more than an entire year at UCLA — and the perks are just as over the top. A California Post review found the city’s five priciest private schools charge more than $57,000 annually for upper grades — far more than the roughly $45,500 a California student pays for a year at UCLA, including tuition, housing and food. At the top is Westmark School in Encino, which charges $69,928 a year for grades 2 through 12 and serves students with learning differences.
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