2, usc is located in southern california. although the economy of california is in deep recession now, still the work opportunities in cal are way more than in some other states
3, the class size is not that big compared to other top 25 b-schools
Not mean to offense, but I really don't think those three reasons can support your argument that Marshall should be expensive! I think, of course, from the perspective of a student, that the expense for the MBA should be based on their quality. Do you think USC is better in quality than UCLA? If not, why does it charge a lot more than UCLA? Who cares whether USC is private or not?!!