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Colleges across the US

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University of Richmond, Virginia

University of Richmond

Private nonprofit

about 3,000 Student enrollment$30,037 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2422% Acceptance rate
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Collegeville, Pennsylvania

Ursinus College

Private nonprofit

about 1,500 Student enrollment$32,158 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2492% Acceptance rate
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Poughkeepsie, New York

Vassar College

Private nonprofit

about 2,400 Student enrollment$29,981 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2419% Acceptance rate
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W

Crawfordsville, Indiana

Wabash College

Private nonprofit

about 870 Student enrollment$25,562 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2463% Acceptance rate
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W

Chestertown, Maryland

Washington College

Private nonprofit

about 890 Student enrollment$29,830 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2457% Acceptance rate
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W

Wellesley, Massachusetts

Wellesley College

Private nonprofit

2,300 Student enrollment$22,174 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2414% Acceptance rate
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Middletown, Connecticut

Wesleyan University

Private nonprofit

about 3,100 Student enrollment$23,025 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2416% Acceptance rate
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New Wilmington, Pennsylvania

Westminster College

Private nonprofit

about 1,040 Student enrollment$20,394 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2493% Acceptance rate
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Walla Walla, Washington

Whitman College

Private nonprofit

about 1,530 Student enrollment$37,633 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2438% Acceptance rate
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Williamsburg, Virginia

William & Mary

Public

about 7,100 Student enrollment$19,686 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2434% Acceptance rate
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