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Colleges across the US

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55 results1–20 · A–Z
B

Providence, Rhode Island

Brown University

Private nonprofit

about 7,200 Student enrollment$26,256 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-245% Acceptance rate
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C

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Calvin University

Private nonprofit

about 3,200 Student enrollment$25,231 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2471% Acceptance rate
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C

Point Lookout, Missouri

College of the Ozarks

Private nonprofit

about 1,440 Student enrollment$11,637 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2412% Acceptance rate
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C

Mount Vernon, Iowa

Cornell College

Private nonprofit

about 1,100 Student enrollment$25,220 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2480% Acceptance rate
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D

Hanover, New Hampshire

Dartmouth College

Private nonprofit

about 4,500 Student enrollment$20,322 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-245% Acceptance rate
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D

Crete, Nebraska

Doane University

Private nonprofit

about 980 Student enrollment$26,364 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2498% Acceptance rate
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E

Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania

Elizabethtown College

Private nonprofit

about 1,900 Student enrollment$27,760 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2478% Acceptance rate
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G

Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania

Geneva College

Private nonprofit

about 1,100 Student enrollment$23,528 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-24
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H

Claremont, California

Harvey Mudd College

Private nonprofit

about 920 Student enrollment$43,966 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2413% Acceptance rate
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H

Holland, Michigan

Hope College

Private nonprofit

about 3,300 Student enrollment$30,700 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2479% Acceptance rate
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