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I do think that any school which offers a sport, along with the further education of any athlete, will be very expensive. The potential for that student to make quite decent money in the future, is part of the justification for the tuitions that they are able to charge. They accept only the best (at that level) and the most enthusiastic of students.

My answer is based solely on what I've been told by parents, in regard to universities which offer hockey programs.....big $$$.

10 years ago. Rating: 5
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Saddle Brook, in Florida, about $58,000 for tuition, room & board and tennis instruction for 2014-2015. It;'s included in this link: http://www.bing.com/search?q=tennis+school+tuition&src=IE-SearchBox&FORM=IENTTR&conversationid= It's to a certain extent, a wealthy kid's sport.  Lessons can be quite expensive, aside from everything else.

10 years ago. Rating: 4
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Good information here.  http://www.tennisconsult.com/produce-professional-tennis-players/

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