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Admit rate: 77%
SAT midpoint: 1170
Undergrads: 8.4M

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Student body

Mostly women or men: over 60% one or the other. Mostly full-time: 10% or fewer of undergrads study part-time.

Where first-years come from

At least 50% of first-years come from other states. Colleges that don't report it are hidden while this is set.

Financial aid (from colleges' own reports)

From each college's Common Data Set; colleges whose report we don't have yet are hidden while these are set.

Majors

Colleges awarding bachelor's degrees in the field, counting first majors. Colleges that don't report degrees by field are hidden while this is set.

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Setting

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Carnegie's higher access, higher earnings class.

Online

Mostly online: more than half of undergraduates take every course online.

Religious affiliation

Groups of the affiliations colleges report to the federal government. Each profile shows the exact one.

Has a named community of this tradition, from a national organization's own list of its campus chapters.

LGBTQ+ campus life

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Students per faculty

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Full-time faculty

The national median is 67%. Colleges that don't report it are hidden while this is set.

Sports & programs

Athletics

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ROTC

Programs

Honors program: only the 192 colleges whose Common Data Set lists one can match.

What they look at

Where applicants live

Only the 133 colleges that publish these figures in their Common Data Set can match.

Transfer students

Fraternity or sorority participation

Of undergrad men in fraternities, or undergrad women in sororities (never summed). Only colleges whose Common Data Set reports either percentage can match.

Historically Black, Latino, Asian, multicultural, and other Greek chapters

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After you're admitted

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Housing & policies

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School	Admit rate	Admit rate, men / women	Undergrads	SAT middle 50%	Pell	First-gen	Out of state	Transfers, share of new	Bachelor's degrees, top major	Men	Diversity	Avg cost	Aid generosity	Earnings	Grad rate	8-yr completion, all	Grad rate, Pell / neither	Borrow
Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyCambridge, MA	4.6%	3.5% / 6.8%−3 pts	4.5K	1520–1580	19%	26%	80%	2%	1,158Computer Science · 28%	52%	0.79	$46.3K	44%	$143.4K	96%	93% / 97%4 pts lower	96%	7%
Samuel Merritt UniversityOakland, CA	–	–	718	–	18%	32%	–	100%	532Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 100%	17%	0.78	–	–	$143.2K	96%	–	95%	91%
Harvey Mudd CollegeClaremont, CA	12%	8.6% / 21%−13 pts	921	1500–1570	15%	–	46%	2%	228Engineering, General · 29%	49%	0.82	$60.7K	33%	$138.7K	93%	87% / 94%7 pts lower	93%	33%
University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. LouisSaint Louis, MO	90%	90% / 90%	337	1055–1240	31%	22%	60%	11%	40Pharmaceutical Sciences · 45%	41%	0.57	$33.6K	39%	$137K	78%	–	77%	68%
Albany College of Pharmacy and Health SciencesAlbany, NY	53%	44% / 57%−13 pts	481	1110–1380	29%	22%	33%	39%	137Pharmaceutical Sciences · 68%	36%	0.69	$31.3K	44%	$131.4K	65%	54% / 66%11 pts lower	66%	83%
Franklin W Olin College of EngineeringNeedham, MA	25%	19% / 44%−25 pts	377	1493–1558	12%	–	71%	9%	94Engineering, General · 39%	53%	0.74	$43.2K	50%	$129.5K	96%	–	95%	25%
California Institute of TechnologyPasadena, CA	2.6%	1.8% / 4.3%	987	–	18%	–	52%	4%	250Computer Science · 35%	55%	0.78	$48.5K	44%	$128.6K	95%	–	95%	4%
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health SciencesBoston, MA	85%	80% / 87%−7 pts	3.5K	1160–1416	30%	30%	26%	36%	838Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 26%	23%	0.81	$44K	35%	$125.6K	78%	58% / 60%2 pts lower	77%	67%
Stanford UniversityStanford, CA	3.6%	3.4% / 3.8%	7.6K	1520–1580	19%	30%	45%	3%	2,117Computer Science · 21%	48%	0.80	$49.6K	44%	$124.1K	97%	88% / 93%5 pts lower	97%	6%
Babson CollegeWellesley, MA	17%	14% / 22%−8 pts	2.7K	1390–1530	16%	15%	53%	8%	762Business Administration and Management, General · 100%	56%	0.79	$61.4K	23%	$123.9K	92%	89% / 94%4 pts lower	92%	27%
Bentley UniversityWaltham, MA	45%	43% / 49%−6 pts	4.5K	1280–1430	16%	16%	44%	8%	1,014Finance, General · 30%	61%	0.67	$50.5K	37%	$121K	89%	82% / 83%1 pts lower	89%	43%
Roseman University of Health SciencesHenderson, NV	–	–	536	–	28%	34%	–	100%	290Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 100%	24%	0.77	–	–	$120.2K	94%	–	92%	79%
Carnegie Mellon UniversityPittsburgh, PA	11%	9.8% / 15%−5 pts	7.3K	1500–1570	16%	10%	68%	3%	1,893Computer Science · 15%	51%	0.78	$59K	30%	$114.9K	90%	92% / 94%2 pts lower	90%	34%
GnomonNorth Hollywood, CA	42%	53% / 29%	294	–	11%	–	24%	66%	73Digital Arts · 100%	57%	0.78	–	–	$114.8K	70%	–	76%	18%
University of PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, PA	5.4%	5.4% / 5.4%	10.7K	1510–1570	17%	19%	70%	4%	2,911Financial Analytics · 12%	45%	0.80	$55.6K	38%	$111.4K	97%	93% / 97%4 pts lower	97%	10%
Princeton UniversityPrinceton, NJ	4.6%	4.4% / 4.9%	5.7K	1510–1580	19%	28%	74%	2%	1,337Computer Science · 15%	50%	0.79	$38.3K	54%	$110.1K	98%	97% / 98%No gap	98%	2%
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences UniversityBrooklyn, NY	–	–	293	–	3%	38%	–	100%	156Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 74%	22%	0.78	–	–	$109.6K	95%	–	96%	43%
Santa Clara UniversitySanta Clara, CA	48%	45% / 51%−7 pts	6.6K	1320–1480	11%	17%	36%	11%	1,601Finance, General · 14%	51%	0.77	$62.9K	24%	$109.2K	90%	85% / 88%3 pts lower	88%	37%
Stevens Institute of TechnologyHoboken, NJ	51%	46% / 51%−5 pts	4.2K	1360–1490	20%	15%	30%	4%	1,068Computer Science · 19%	66%	0.70	$48.5K	41%	$108.8K	87%	82% / 86%4 pts lower	88%	53%
Lehigh UniversityBethlehem, PA	29%	24% / 28%−4 pts	5.9K	1370–1500	18%	17%	69%	3%	1,448Computer Science · 11%	52%	0.61	$50.8K	37%	$105.6K	90%	84% / 89%4 pts lower	92%	37%
Touro University NevadaHenderson, NV	–	–	22	–	16%	31%	–	100%	22Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 100%	5%	0.76	–	–	$104.8K	88%	–	–	26%
Claremont McKenna CollegeClaremont, CA	9.4%	9.8% / 9.7%	1.4K	1470–1550	18%	–	42%	4%	374Econometrics and Quantitative Economics · 29%	50%	0.79	$63.9K	26%	$104.7K	92%	92% / 91%1 pts higher	91%	21%
Cornell UniversityIthaca, NY	8.4%	7.8% / 9.8%	16K	1500–1570	18%	15%	55%	12%	4,187Computer Science · 12%	46%	0.79	$58.3K	34%	$104K	96%	89% / 96%7 pts lower	96%	18%
Boston CollegeChestnut Hill, MA	13%	20% / 14%+6 pts	10.1K	1440–1540	13%	13%	69%	9%	2,567Econometrics and Quantitative Economics · 13%	48%	0.64	$66.6K	26%	$103.9K	91%	88% / 90%2 pts lower	91%	30%
Georgetown UniversityWashington, DC	13%	13% / 13%	7.6K	1410–1540	10%	16%	87%	5%	1,868International Relations and Affairs · 15%	41%	0.73	$72.1K	19%	$103.5K	95%	93% / 95%2 pts lower	95%	18%
Worcester Polytechnic InstituteWorcester, MA	60%	58% / 65%−7 pts	5.4K	–	12%	13%	48%	5%	1,298Computer Science · 21%	67%	0.56	$48.1K	40%	$103.5K	88%	85% / 91%6 pts lower	89%	52%
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main CampusAtlanta, GA	13%	12% / 19%−8 pts	18.8K	1380–1550	14%	15%	30%	22%	4,872Computer and Information Sciences, General · 29%	60%	0.74	$27.5K	26%	$102.8K	93%	86% / 95%9 pts lower	93%	17%
West Coast University-Anaheim-Orange CountyAnaheim, CA	–	–	3.2K	–	41%	40%	0%	94%	1,283Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 92%	23%	0.68	–	–	$102.7K	77%	–	77%	84%
West Coast University-MiamiDoral, FL	–	–	961	–	62%	40%	0%	90%	261Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 100%	13%	0.41	–	–	$102.7K	52%	–	55%	89%
West Coast University-OntarioOntario, CA	–	–	2.7K	–	49%	40%	0%	93%	994Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 100%	24%	0.65	–	–	$102.7K	75%	–	79%	87%
West Coast University-TexasRichardson, TX	–	–	2.7K	–	45%	40%	100%	93%	336Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 95%	22%	0.71	–	–	$102.7K	82%	–	83%	88%
Columbia University in the City of New YorkNew York, NY	4.9%	4.2% / 3.8%	9K	1500–1577	23%	25%	63%	31%	2,496Computer Science · 15%	50%	0.81	$54.7K	39%	$102.5K	93%	93% / 97%4 pts lower	94%	14%
Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroy, NY	63%	65% / 60%+5 pts	5.7K	1375–1510	20%	14%	58%	5%	1,266Computer Science · 21%	69%	0.73	$40.9K	50%	$102.1K	85%	78% / 84%6 pts lower	85%	51%
Harvard UniversityCambridge, MA	4.2%	3.6% / 3.7%	7.6K	1450–1560	16%	26%	68%	1%	2,158Econometrics and Quantitative Economics · 13%	46%	0.80	$48.3K	44%	$101.8K	98%	95% / 98%3 pts lower	99%	4%
Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyTerre Haute, IN	77%	76% / 81%−5 pts	2.3K	1320–1500	12%	14%	61%	3%	522Mechanical Engineering · 28%	76%	0.51	$45.5K	42%	$101.3K	85%	65% / 79%14 pts lower	82%	41%
Oregon Health & Science UniversityPortland, OR	–	–	836	–	29%	32%	–	100%	432Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 98%	18%	0.56	–	–	$101K	95%	–	95%	56%
Yale UniversityNew Haven, CT	3.9%	4.5% / 3.4%	6.8K	1470–1570	20%	25%	81%	1%	1,860Econometrics and Quantitative Economics · 11%	49%	0.80	$51.4K	42%	$100.5K	98%	96% / 96%No gap	98%	5%
Villanova UniversityVillanova, PA	30%	28% / 26%	6.9K	1410–1520	12%	13%	77%	6%	1,875Finance, General · 11%	47%	0.52	$62.2K	27%	$100.4K	89%	93% / 93%No gap	89%	35%
University of Notre DameNotre Dame, IN	11%	12% / 11%	8.8K	1455–1560	14%	10%	82%	9%	2,198Finance, General · 14%	51%	0.61	$50.6K	39%	$100K	96%	93% / 96%3 pts lower	96%	25%
Neumont College of Computer ScienceSalt Lake City, UT	87%	86% / 89%−3 pts	453	870–1075	62%	30%	75%	5%	98Computer Programming/Programmer, General · 46%	84%	0.66	$36.9K	22%	$97.8K	55%	–	58%	87%
Duke UniversityDurham, NC	4.7%	5.7% / 5.7%	6.4K	1510–1570	14%	13%	73%	3%	2,258Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other · 15%	47%	0.79	$58.6K	33%	$97.8K	97%	96% / 97%1 pts lower	97%	14%
Dartmouth CollegeHanover, NH	6.0%	5.9% / 5.0%	4.5K	1440–1560	14%	17%	81%	3%	1,357Computer Science · 10%	52%	0.75	$56K	36%	$97.4K	95%	93% / 97%4 pts lower	95%	12%
Colorado School of MinesGolden, CO	61%	57% / 69%−12 pts	6.2K	1320–1480	14%	15%	46%	9%	1,372Mechanical Engineering · 26%	68%	0.51	$41.3K	22%	$97.3K	83%	72% / 85%14 pts lower	83%	32%
Mount Sinai Phillips School of NursingNew York, NY	–	–	311	–	1%	37%	–	100%	214Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse · 100%	13%	0.75	–	–	$97K	79%	–	78%	99%
SUNY Maritime CollegeThroggs Neck, NY	72%	73% / 72%	1.3K	1123–1288	22%	21%	17%	10%	281Marine Science/Merchant Marine Officer · 36%	88%	0.57	$26.5K	17%	$96K	75%	55% / 64%9 pts lower	73%	39%
Kettering UniversityFlint, MI	79%	79% / 77%	1.2K	1160–1330	17%	18%	13%	10%	298Mechanical Engineering · 45%	80%	0.45	$35.6K	42%	$94.8K	72%	69% / 71%2 pts lower	71%	45%
Washington and Lee UniversityLexington, VA	14%	12% / 16%−3 pts	1.9K	1430–1540	11%	–	74%	1%	463Business Administration and Management, General · 20%	49%	0.52	$46.4K	47%	$94.8K	94%	91% / 95%4 pts lower	95%	14%
Cal Poly Maritime AcademyVallejo, CA	95%	94% / 98%−3 pts	804	–	25%	20%	13%	26%	157Marine Science/Merchant Marine Officer · 41%	82%	0.70	$24.7K	19%	$94.8K	69%	59% / 57%2 pts higher	64%	39%
Bucknell UniversityLewisburg, PA	32%	26% / 32%−7 pts	3.9K	1310–1470	12%	12%	77%	4%	906Economics, General · 9%	48%	0.44	$57.6K	31%	$93.8K	88%	87% / 86%2 pts higher	87%	35%
University of North Texas Health Science CenterFort Worth, TX	9.7%	–	41	–	12%	–	–	100%	28Biomedical Sciences, General · 100%	24%	0.72	–	–	$93.6K	–	–	–	53%

Figures are the newest each college has published; years can differ between colleges. Each value's ⓘ shows its source and year. Why

Card meters show where each college ranks among all 1,893 that report that measure. A dash means not reported. Size buckets: Small < 5K, Medium 5–15K, Large 15–30K, Very large 30K+.