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Colleges across the US

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Mars Hill, North Carolina

Mars Hill University

Private nonprofit

about 1,040 Student enrollment$18,925 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2468% Acceptance rate
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Huntington, West Virginia

Marshall University

Public

about 7,300 Student enrollment$8,076 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2496% Acceptance rate
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Maryville, Tennessee

Maryville College

Private nonprofit

about 1,000 Student enrollment$21,469 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2461% Acceptance rate
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Westminster, Maryland

McDaniel College

Private nonprofit

about 1,600 Student enrollment$24,497 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2478% Acceptance rate
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Abilene, Texas

McMurry University

Private nonprofit

about 1,180 Student enrollment$20,723 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2457% Acceptance rate
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McPherson, Kansas

McPherson College

Private nonprofit

about 870 Student enrollment$27,110 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2477% Acceptance rate
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Atherton, California

Menlo College

Private nonprofit

about 750 Student enrollment$32,563 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2468% Acceptance rate
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Dobbs Ferry, New York

Mercy University

Private nonprofit

about 5,700 Student enrollment$15,200 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2486% Acceptance rate
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Raleigh, North Carolina

Meredith College

Private nonprofit

about 1,200 Student enrollment$24,323 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2474% Acceptance rate
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Fayetteville, North Carolina

Methodist University

Private nonprofit

about 1,450 Student enrollment$26,334 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2475% Acceptance rate
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