Apostrophe

[sane]

The cost of tuition at St. John's College is higher than Harvard (or "Harvard's?).

 

[bhaisahab]

The cost of tuition at St. John's College is higher than Harvard (or "Harvard's?).

It would be more natural as: The cost of tuition at St. John's College is higher than (it is) at Harvard.

 

[emsr2d2]

The cost of tuition at St. John's College is higher than Harvard (or "Harvard's?).

Can I just check that you are aware that "St John's College" is the name of the college - the apostrophe has nothing to do with the tuition fees of the college?

If you wanted to use possessive apostrophes, you would have to write something like:

St John's College's tuition fees are higher than Harvard's.

 

[sane]

Thank you all for your help.