Best Value Colleges
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Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary-Overbrook scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 94th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 170 students with in-state tuition of $23,523 (excl. fees).
Only 19% of students take on federal loans (82nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
College of Saint Benedict scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 97th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 1,429 students with in-state tuition of $52,700 (excl. fees).
Only 63% of students take on federal loans (29th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 98th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 347 students with in-state tuition of $2,520 (excl. fees).
Only 13% of students take on federal loans (87th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Stevenson University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 93th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 3,684 students with in-state tuition of $36,940 (excl. fees).
Only 47% of students take on federal loans (53rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
The Salon Professional Academy-Onalaska scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 98th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 67 students.
Only 55% of students take on federal loans (42nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Arkansas Tech University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 8,746 students with in-state tuition of $5,995 (excl. fees).
Only 28% of students take on federal loans (74th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Kean University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 13,905 students with in-state tuition of $11,135 (excl. fees).
Only 46% of students take on federal loans (55th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
West Virginia University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 23,643 students with in-state tuition of $9,648 (excl. fees).
Only 44% of students take on federal loans (57th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Cuyamaca College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 100th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 8,905 students with in-state tuition of $1,288 (excl. fees).
Only 1% of students take on federal loans (100th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Meredith College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 94th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 1,465 students with in-state tuition of $43,816 (excl. fees).
Only 55% of students take on federal loans (42nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Duquesne University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 92th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 8,234 students with in-state tuition of $47,146 (excl. fees).
Only 57% of students take on federal loans (39th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Lipscomb University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 91th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 5,017 students with in-state tuition of $35,848 (excl. fees).
Only 33% of students take on federal loans (70th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Saint Mary's College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 96th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 1,601 students with in-state tuition of $50,350 (excl. fees).
Only 59% of students take on federal loans (35th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Union University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 92th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,713 students with in-state tuition of $19,476 (excl. fees).
Only 47% of students take on federal loans (53rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 95th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 4,505 students with in-state tuition of $42,500 (excl. fees).
Only 57% of students take on federal loans (39th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Western Washington University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 14,710 students with in-state tuition of $7,997 (excl. fees).
Only 28% of students take on federal loans (74th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
College of the Sequoias scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 100th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 14,494 students with in-state tuition of $1,288 (excl. fees).
Only 1% of students take on federal loans (100th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Rowan University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 21,026 students with in-state tuition of $11,250 (excl. fees).
Only 44% of students take on federal loans (57th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Andrews University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 84th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,940 students with in-state tuition of $32,400 (excl. fees).
Only 35% of students take on federal loans (68th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
College of Staten Island CUNY scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 93th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 11,033 students with in-state tuition of $6,930 (excl. fees).
Only 11% of students take on federal loans (89th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Maysville Community and Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 93th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 4,434 students with in-state tuition of $4,464 (excl. fees).
Only 14% of students take on federal loans (86th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
College of Charleston scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 11,926 students with in-state tuition of $12,518 (excl. fees).
Only 38% of students take on federal loans (64th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Creative Images Institute of Cosmetology-South Dayton scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 94th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 69 students.
Only 45% of students take on federal loans (56th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Cincinnati-Main Campus scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 45,026 students with in-state tuition of $11,228 (excl. fees).
Only 39% of students take on federal loans (63rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Mississippi State University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 80th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 23,150 students with in-state tuition of $9,665 (excl. fees).
Only 39% of students take on federal loans (63rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Northwood Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 86th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 2,940 students with in-state tuition of $4,524 (excl. fees).
Only 26% of students take on federal loans (75th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Hanover College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 95th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 1,243 students with in-state tuition of $41,092 (excl. fees).
Only 53% of students take on federal loans (45th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Indiana University-Indianapolis scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 22,534 students with in-state tuition of $9,241 (excl. fees).
Only 35% of students take on federal loans (68th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
San Francisco Conservatory of Music scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 96th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 439 students with in-state tuition of $52,800 (excl. fees).
Only 48% of students take on federal loans (52nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science Inc scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 97th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 374 students.
Only 52% of students take on federal loans (46th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
The New School scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 85th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 9,068 students with in-state tuition of $54,995 (excl. fees).
Only 26% of students take on federal loans (75th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Wayne State University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 23,803 students with in-state tuition of $13,660 (excl. fees).
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
College of Hair Design Careers scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 87th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 58 students.
Only 35% of students take on federal loans (68th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Arkansas Community College-Batesville scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 89th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 1,192 students with in-state tuition of $2,376 (excl. fees).
Only 11% of students take on federal loans (89th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Maine at Fort Kent scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 80th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 1,562 students with in-state tuition of $7,560 (excl. fees).
Only 21% of students take on federal loans (80th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Hampden-Sydney College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 97th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 946 students with in-state tuition of $49,754 (excl. fees).
Only 48% of students take on federal loans (52nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Western Kentucky University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 16,291 students with in-state tuition of $11,436 (excl. fees).
Only 36% of students take on federal loans (66th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Bennington College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 99th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 927 students with in-state tuition of $63,802 (excl. fees).
Only 49% of students take on federal loans (51st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Boston Baptist College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 43 students with in-state tuition of $13,104 (excl. fees).
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Pacific Northwest Christian College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 92th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 130 students with in-state tuition of $11,000 (excl. fees).
Only 30% of students take on federal loans (72nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
College of Hair Design-Downtown scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 94th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 53 students.
Only 60% of students take on federal loans (34th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 9,313 students with in-state tuition of $3,152 (excl. fees).
Only 51% of students take on federal loans (47th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Western Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 95th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 1,206 students.
Only 26% of students take on federal loans (75th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Mesalands Community College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 98th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 563 students with in-state tuition of $1,512 (excl. fees).
Only 2% of students take on federal loans (98th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Mary scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 80th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 3,861 students with in-state tuition of $19,084 (excl. fees).
Only 45% of students take on federal loans (56th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Moreno Valley College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63, ranking in the 100th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 11,920 students with in-state tuition of $1,380 (excl. fees).
Only 1% of students take on federal loans (100th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Louisiana at Lafayette scores above average in the best-value ranking at 63.
The college enrolls 15,665 students with in-state tuition of $5,407 (excl. fees).
Only 44% of students take on federal loans (57th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Rutgers University-Camden scores above average in the best-value ranking at 62, ranking in the 82th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 5,675 students with in-state tuition of $13,674 (excl. fees).
Only 49% of students take on federal loans (51st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Freed-Hardeman University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 62, ranking in the 84th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,306 students with in-state tuition of $25,000 (excl. fees).
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Bard College at Simon's Rock scores above average in the best-value ranking at 62, ranking in the 97th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 314 students with in-state tuition of $63,140 (excl. fees).
Only 46% of students take on federal loans (55th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.