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Colleges across the US

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246 results1–20 · A–Z
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Adrian, Michigan

Adrian College

Private nonprofit

about 1,600 Student enrollment$25,922 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2472% Acceptance rate
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Anderson, South Carolina

Anderson University

Private nonprofit

about 3,200 Student enrollment$24,434 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2455% Acceptance rate
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Worcester, Massachusetts

Assumption University

Private nonprofit

about 1,700 Student enrollment$29,748 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2483% Acceptance rate
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Minneapolis, Minnesota

Augsburg University

Private nonprofit

about 2,500 Student enrollment$24,561 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2482% Acceptance rate
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Rock Island, Illinois

Augustana College

Private nonprofit

about 2,500 Student enrollment$24,714 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2463% Acceptance rate
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Waco, Texas

Baylor University

Private nonprofit

about 15,000 Student enrollment$47,001 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2451% Acceptance rate
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Atchison, Kansas

Benedictine College

Private nonprofit

about 2,300 Student enrollment$28,629 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2498% Acceptance rate
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Waltham, Massachusetts

Bentley University

Private nonprofit

about 4,500 Student enrollment$45,802 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2445% Acceptance rate
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Bethany, West Virginia

Bethany College

Private nonprofit

about 610 Student enrollment$19,035 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2459% Acceptance rate
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Smithfield, Rhode Island

Bryant University

Private nonprofit

about 3,200 Student enrollment$42,139 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2466% Acceptance rate
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