The Cost Of: Graduation season brings big celebration costs
In New Jersey, tuition and fees range from nearly $16,000 a year at William Paterson to higher costs at Rutgers, and much more at Princeton.
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7h agoGraduation season is here, and the costs can add up fast.
In New Jersey, tuition and fees range from nearly $16,000 a year at William Paterson to higher costs at Rutgers, and much more at Princeton.
Now, families are preparing to celebrate.
A backyard party setup with a tent, tables, and chairs could cost around $520. Add balloons for about $200, alcohol for 50 guests at $150, and food for the group at $500. That brings the total to roughly $1,370.
