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Colleges across the US

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185 results1–20 · A–Z
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Reading, Pennsylvania

Alvernia University

Private nonprofit

about 2,150 Student enrollment$28,645 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2458% Acceptance rate
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A

Berrien Springs, Michigan

Andrews University

Private nonprofit

about 1,200 Student enrollment$24,728 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2482% Acceptance rate
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A

Glenside, Pennsylvania

Arcadia University

Private nonprofit

about 1,950 Student enrollment$30,037 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2480% Acceptance rate
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A

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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A

Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Augustana University

Private nonprofit

about 2,000 Student enrollment$24,977 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2468% Acceptance rate
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B

Longmeadow, Massachusetts

Bay Path University

Private nonprofit

about 1,100 Student enrollment$15,463 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2485% Acceptance rate
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B

Green Bay, Wisconsin

Bellin College

Private nonprofit

about 370 Student enrollment$37,954 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2497% Acceptance rate
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B

Nashville, Tennessee

Belmont University

Private nonprofit

about 7,100 Student enrollment$38,578 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2495% Acceptance rate
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B

Gainesville, Georgia

Brenau University

Private nonprofit

about 1,030 Student enrollment$19,743 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2488% Acceptance rate
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Helena, Montana

Carroll College

Private nonprofit

about 1,100 Student enrollment$25,575 Avg. net price for grant recipients · 2023-2471% Acceptance rate
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