Best Value Colleges

Stevens Institute of Technology scores above average in the best-value ranking at 67, ranking in the 95th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 8,842 students with in-state tuition of $58,680.

Only 55% of students take on federal loans (42nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

University of Massachusetts-Amherst scores above average in the best-value ranking at 67, ranking in the 86th percentile for retention rate.

The college enrolls 31,810 students with in-state tuition of $16,591.

Only 48% of students take on federal loans (52nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Wabash College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 67, ranking in the 97th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 845 students with in-state tuition of $48,200.

Only 60% of students take on federal loans (34th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Denison University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 67, ranking in the 96th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 2,405 students with in-state tuition of $64,000.

Only 52% of students take on federal loans (46th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

The University of Texas at San Antonio scores above average in the best-value ranking at 67.

The college enrolls 34,864 students with in-state tuition of $6,239.

Only 43% of students take on federal loans (59th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Carl Sandburg College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 99th percentile for net price.

The college enrolls 1,688 students with in-state tuition of $7,860.

Only 15% of students take on federal loans (85th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Carl Albert State College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 91th percentile for net price.

The college enrolls 1,786 students with in-state tuition of $3,000.

Only 14% of students take on federal loans (86th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Felician University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 96th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 2,236 students with in-state tuition of $35,180.

Only 57% of students take on federal loans (39th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

John Brown University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 86th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 2,341 students with in-state tuition of $29,488.

Only 36% of students take on federal loans (66th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

University of Iowa scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 83th percentile for retention rate.

The college enrolls 30,042 students with in-state tuition of $9,016.

Only 42% of students take on federal loans (60th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

College of the Atlantic scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 95th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 367 students with in-state tuition of $45,630.

Only 50% of students take on federal loans (49th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Madisonville Community College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 90th percentile for loan burden.

The college enrolls 3,535 students with in-state tuition of $4,464.

Only 10% of students take on federal loans (90th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

University of Wyoming scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66.

The college enrolls 10,913 students with in-state tuition of $4,980.

Only 28% of students take on federal loans (74th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Washington County Community College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 98th percentile for net price.

The college enrolls 685 students with in-state tuition of $2,880.

Only 7% of students take on federal loans (94th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Washington State University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66.

The college enrolls 26,490 students with in-state tuition of $10,976.

Only 31% of students take on federal loans (71st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

American University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 94th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 13,019 students with in-state tuition of $55,724.

Only 35% of students take on federal loans (68th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Christian Brothers University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 93th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 2,043 students with in-state tuition of $37,300.

Only 31% of students take on federal loans (71st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

University of North Texas scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66.

The college enrolls 47,507 students with in-state tuition of $8,319.

Only 39% of students take on federal loans (63rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

University of the Pacific scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 97th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 6,755 students with in-state tuition of $54,506.

Only 43% of students take on federal loans (59th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

School of Missionary Aviation Technology scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 99th percentile for completion rate.

The college enrolls 36 students.

Only 29% of students take on federal loans (73rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Syracuse University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 93th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 22,948 students with in-state tuition of $61,310.

Only 34% of students take on federal loans (69th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Canisius University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 87th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 2,545 students with in-state tuition of $31,100.

Only 53% of students take on federal loans (45th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Cumberland University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 88th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 3,072 students with in-state tuition of $26,640.

Only 25% of students take on federal loans (77th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Samford University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 86th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 5,791 students with in-state tuition of $37,144.

Only 29% of students take on federal loans (73rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

The University of Alabama scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 82th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 39,622 students with in-state tuition of $11,100.

Only 34% of students take on federal loans (69th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Bethany Lutheran College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 85th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 902 students with in-state tuition of $29,280.

Only 42% of students take on federal loans (60th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Black River Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 93th percentile for net price.

The college enrolls 1,544 students with in-state tuition of $2,568.

Only 12% of students take on federal loans (88th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Iowa State University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 81th percentile for retention rate.

The college enrolls 30,177 students with in-state tuition of $8,982.

Only 46% of students take on federal loans (55th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Clarksburg Beauty Academy and School of Massage Therapy scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 88th percentile for completion rate.

The college enrolls 58 students.

Only 39% of students take on federal loans (63rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Mount Carmel College of Nursing scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 93th percentile for completion rate.

The college enrolls 712 students with in-state tuition of $25,199.

Only 63% of students take on federal loans (29th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Oxnard College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 100th percentile for loan burden.

The college enrolls 6,911 students with in-state tuition of $1,340.

Only 1% of students take on federal loans (100th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Gustavus Adolphus College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 97th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 1,952 students with in-state tuition of $53,570.

Only 55% of students take on federal loans (42nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Millikin University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 94th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 1,659 students with in-state tuition of $42,778.

Only 61% of students take on federal loans (32nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Northern Kentucky University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 87th percentile for net price.

The college enrolls 14,961 students with in-state tuition of $10,512.

Only 31% of students take on federal loans (71st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Saint Joseph Seminary College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 97th percentile for loan burden.

The college enrolls 99 students with in-state tuition of $23,070.

Only 3% of students take on federal loans (97th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

California Institute of the Arts scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 86th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 1,353 students with in-state tuition of $56,074.

Only 34% of students take on federal loans (69th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Central Wyoming College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 92th percentile for loan burden.

The college enrolls 2,106 students with in-state tuition of $3,150.

Only 8% of students take on federal loans (92nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

University at Buffalo scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66.

The college enrolls 31,889 students with in-state tuition of $7,070.

Only 41% of students take on federal loans (61st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Virginia Military Institute scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 90th percentile for completion rate.

The college enrolls 1,560 students with in-state tuition of $10,076.

Only 60% of students take on federal loans (34th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Capitol Beauty School scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 95th percentile for completion rate.

The college enrolls 167 students.

Only 37% of students take on federal loans (65th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Gods Bible School and College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 94th percentile for loan burden.

The college enrolls 443 students with in-state tuition of $6,600.

Only 6% of students take on federal loans (94th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Colorado School of Mines scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 88th percentile for retention rate.

The college enrolls 7,599 students with in-state tuition of $18,390.

Only 34% of students take on federal loans (69th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Newman University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 89th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 2,787 students with in-state tuition of $35,500.

Only 18% of students take on federal loans (83rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Saint Peter's University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 96th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 3,673 students with in-state tuition of $39,954.

Only 33% of students take on federal loans (70th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Creighton University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 92th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 8,255 students with in-state tuition of $45,000.

Only 45% of students take on federal loans (56th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Hendrix College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 92th percentile for aid generosity.

The college enrolls 1,107 students with in-state tuition of $36,300.

Only 45% of students take on federal loans (56th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Ringling College of Art and Design scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 89th percentile for completion rate.

The college enrolls 1,722 students with in-state tuition of $50,500.

Only 38% of students take on federal loans (64th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 97th percentile for net price.

The college enrolls 3,144 students with in-state tuition of $4,464.

Only 10% of students take on federal loans (90th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

University of Illinois Springfield scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 84th percentile for net price.

The college enrolls 4,661 students with in-state tuition of $9,865.

Only 38% of students take on federal loans (64th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66.

The college enrolls 23,986 students with in-state tuition of $8,010.

Only 34% of students take on federal loans (69th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.