Best Value Colleges
Rankings 251-300 of 4,548 best value colleges
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Southern California Institute of Architecture scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 99th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 457 students with in-state tuition of $51,964.
Only 23% of students take on federal loans (78th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Detroit Mercy scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 87th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 5,528 students with in-state tuition of $32,300.
Only 31% of students take on federal loans (71st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Concordia University-Nebraska scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 91th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 3,423 students with in-state tuition of $38,500.
Only 27% of students take on federal loans (75th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Contra Costa Medical Career College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 94th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 337 students.
Only 14% of students take on federal loans (86th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Stony Brook University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 83th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 25,865 students with in-state tuition of $7,070.
Only 36% of students take on federal loans (66th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Heritage Christian University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 98th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 158 students with in-state tuition of $10,152.
Only 2% of students take on federal loans (98th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Bob Jones University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 81th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,893 students with in-state tuition of $19,756.
Only 24% of students take on federal loans (77th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Missouri-Columbia scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 86th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 31,013 students with in-state tuition of $13,008.
Only 35% of students take on federal loans (68th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Arizona State University Campus Immersion scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70.
The college enrolls 79,593 students with in-state tuition of $11,308.
Only 28% of students take on federal loans (74th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Tulane University of Louisiana scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 95th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 13,078 students with in-state tuition of $61,306.
Only 21% of students take on federal loans (80th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Wheaton College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 95th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 2,799 students with in-state tuition of $43,670.
Only 47% of students take on federal loans (53rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Colorado Boulder scores above average in the best-value ranking at 70, ranking in the 83th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 41,432 students with in-state tuition of $13,910.
Only 24% of students take on federal loans (77th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
The College of New Jersey scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 91th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 7,652 students with in-state tuition of $14,706.
Only 47% of students take on federal loans (53rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Clemson University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 88th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 28,747 students with in-state tuition of $14,038.
Only 33% of students take on federal loans (70th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Jewish Theological Seminary of America scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 94th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 316 students with in-state tuition of $62,676.
Only 17% of students take on federal loans (84th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Michigan Technological University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 83th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 7,313 students with in-state tuition of $19,429.
Only 46% of students take on federal loans (55th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Calvin University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 91th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 3,364 students with in-state tuition of $38,370.
Only 34% of students take on federal loans (69th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 98th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 7,024 students with in-state tuition of $60,360.
Only 50% of students take on federal loans (49th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Dickinson College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 98th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,217 students with in-state tuition of $62,900.
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Kalamazoo College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 99th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 1,196 students with in-state tuition of $58,185.
Only 47% of students take on federal loans (53rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Taylor University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 90th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,398 students with in-state tuition of $38,140.
Only 33% of students take on federal loans (70th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 83th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 29,145 students with in-state tuition of $5,070.
Only 33% of students take on federal loans (70th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Fairleigh Dickinson University-Metropolitan Campus scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 94th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 7,607 students with in-state tuition of $36,526.
Only 22% of students take on federal loans (79th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Edgecombe Community College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 97th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 1,036 students with in-state tuition of $2,432.
Only 19% of students take on federal loans (82nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of the West scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 88th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 154 students with in-state tuition of $13,560.
Only 26% of students take on federal loans (75th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Hult International Business School scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 91th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 2,003 students with in-state tuition of $50,717.
Only 9% of students take on federal loans (91st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Saint Francis University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 93th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,835 students with in-state tuition of $41,020.
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Farmingdale State College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 87th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 9,541 students with in-state tuition of $7,070.
Only 23% of students take on federal loans (78th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Connecticut-Avery Point scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 84th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 474 students with in-state tuition of $16,332.
Only 35% of students take on federal loans (68th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Madison Adult Career Center scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 95th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 91 students.
Only 20% of students take on federal loans (81st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Franklin and Marshall College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 99th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 1,911 students with in-state tuition of $68,180.
Only 44% of students take on federal loans (57th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Gettysburg College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 99th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,895 students with in-state tuition of $64,230.
Only 51% of students take on federal loans (48th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Bentley University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 95th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 5,264 students with in-state tuition of $58,150.
Only 43% of students take on federal loans (59th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
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Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Barranquitas scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 90th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 1,012 students with in-state tuition of $4,848.
Only 11% of students take on federal loans (89th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Alpena Community College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 98th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 1,530 students with in-state tuition of $7,485.
Only 10% of students take on federal loans (90th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Appalachian Bible College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 80th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 218 students with in-state tuition of $16,280.
Only 21% of students take on federal loans (80th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 93th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,250 students with in-state tuition of $52,998.
Only 41% of students take on federal loans (61st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
California State University Maritime Academy scores above average in the best-value ranking at 69, ranking in the 87th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 805 students with in-state tuition of $5,742.
Only 43% of students take on federal loans (59th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Minnesota-Morris scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68, ranking in the 83th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 1,020 students with in-state tuition of $12,932.
Only 39% of students take on federal loans (63rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Michigan State University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68, ranking in the 86th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 51,316 students with in-state tuition of $16,930.
Only 33% of students take on federal loans (70th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Georgia Northwestern Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68, ranking in the 100th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 6,742 students with in-state tuition of $2,400.
Only 4% of students take on federal loans (96th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Elim Bible Institute and College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68, ranking in the 94th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 98 students with in-state tuition of $9,178.
Only 36% of students take on federal loans (66th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Franciscan University of Steubenville scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68, ranking in the 91th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 3,750 students with in-state tuition of $32,070.
Only 48% of students take on federal loans (52nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
The University of Tennessee-Knoxville scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68, ranking in the 86th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 36,304 students with in-state tuition of $11,332.
Only 30% of students take on federal loans (72nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Portland scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68, ranking in the 96th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 3,457 students with in-state tuition of $54,400.
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Elon University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68, ranking in the 85th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 7,207 students with in-state tuition of $44,029.
Only 24% of students take on federal loans (77th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Maryland Institute College of Art scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68, ranking in the 92th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 1,861 students with in-state tuition of $53,160.
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Sonoma State University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68.
The college enrolls 5,990 students with in-state tuition of $5,742.
Only 27% of students take on federal loans (75th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Montclair State University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68.
The college enrolls 22,570 students with in-state tuition of $13,710.
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
New Mexico State University-Main Campus scores above average in the best-value ranking at 68, ranking in the 87th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 14,779 students with in-state tuition of $6,283.
Only 23% of students take on federal loans (78th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.