Best Value Colleges
Rankings 401-450 of 4,548 best value colleges
Top Value Colleges
Filter Rankings
West Kentucky Community and Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 91th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 5,132 students with in-state tuition of $4,464.
Only 9% of students take on federal loans (91st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Brookline, MA
Hellenic College-Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 94th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 199 students with in-state tuition of $21,940.
Only 36% of students take on federal loans (66th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Mech-Tech College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 88th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 2,246 students with in-state tuition of $10,944.
Only 12% of students take on federal loans (88th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Kansas scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66.
The college enrolls 28,406 students with in-state tuition of $10,596.
Only 37% of students take on federal loans (65th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Anderson University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 90th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 4,325 students with in-state tuition of $32,710.
Only 43% of students take on federal loans (59th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Gateway Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 88th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 10,134 students with in-state tuition of $4,386.
Only 14% of students take on federal loans (86th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 94th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 11,493 students with in-state tuition of $5,024.
Only 6% of students take on federal loans (94th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Arkansas State University Three Rivers scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 94th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 2,028 students with in-state tuition of $2,616.
Only 11% of students take on federal loans (89th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Penn Commercial Business/Technical School scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 85th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 223 students with in-state tuition of $12,654.
Only 45% of students take on federal loans (56th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Salisbury University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 80th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 7,030 students with in-state tuition of $7,706.
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Emerson College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 90th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 5,670 students with in-state tuition of $53,824.
Only 47% of students take on federal loans (53rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Hope College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 88th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 3,368 students with in-state tuition of $37,240.
Only 46% of students take on federal loans (55th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Mt San Antonio College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 100th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 28,742 students with in-state tuition of $1,288.
Only 1% of students take on federal loans (100th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
St Lawrence University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 98th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,089 students with in-state tuition of $63,450.
Only 55% of students take on federal loans (42nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Texas Tech University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66.
The college enrolls 40,773 students with in-state tuition of $8,935.
Only 43% of students take on federal loans (59th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Oregon scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66.
The college enrolls 23,786 students with in-state tuition of $12,240.
Only 31% of students take on federal loans (71st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Augustana College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 96th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,484 students with in-state tuition of $49,674.
Only 58% of students take on federal loans (37th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Aurora University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 85th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 5,935 students with in-state tuition of $28,000.
Only 49% of students take on federal loans (51st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Aveda Institute-Portland scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 94th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 171 students.
Only 49% of students take on federal loans (51st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
St. Mary's College of Maryland scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66.
The college enrolls 1,587 students with in-state tuition of $12,116.
Only 42% of students take on federal loans (60th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Utah State University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 66, ranking in the 82th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 28,063 students with in-state tuition of $7,387.
Only 19% of students take on federal loans (82nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Bryant University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 91th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 3,592 students with in-state tuition of $50,272.
Only 51% of students take on federal loans (48th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
MTI College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 85th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 1,025 students.
Only 31% of students take on federal loans (71st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Louisiana Tech University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65.
The college enrolls 11,427 students with in-state tuition of $6,401.
Only 29% of students take on federal loans (73rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Arkansas scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65.
The college enrolls 32,140 students with in-state tuition of $7,666.
Only 34% of students take on federal loans (69th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Lemoore College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 100th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 4,160 students with in-state tuition of $1,380.
Only 1% of students take on federal loans (100th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 87th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 50,399 students with in-state tuition of $19,672.
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Southern Utah University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 84th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 15,033 students with in-state tuition of $6,006.
Only 17% of students take on federal loans (84th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Washington College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 97th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 916 students with in-state tuition of $52,146.
Only 50% of students take on federal loans (49th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 94th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 592 students with in-state tuition of $18,306.
Only 50% of students take on federal loans (49th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Transylvania University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 95th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 1,022 students with in-state tuition of $43,160.
Only 50% of students take on federal loans (49th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Pima Medical Institute-Aurora scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 89th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 290 students.
Only 39% of students take on federal loans (63rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Saint Johns University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 97th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 1,624 students with in-state tuition of $52,700.
Only 57% of students take on federal loans (39th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Santa Ana College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 100th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 26,073 students with in-state tuition of $1,104.
Only 1% of students take on federal loans (100th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Fox Valley Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 89th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 10,995 students with in-state tuition of $4,386.
Only 11% of students take on federal loans (89th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Texas State University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65.
The college enrolls 38,722 students with in-state tuition of $8,606.
Only 43% of students take on federal loans (59th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Lake Land College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 96th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 3,699 students with in-state tuition of $7,139.
Only 6% of students take on federal loans (94th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Olney Central College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 94th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 880 students with in-state tuition of $9,180.
Only 7% of students take on federal loans (94th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of North Alabama scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 80th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 10,059 students with in-state tuition of $10,200.
Only 30% of students take on federal loans (72nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Pasadena City College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 100th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 23,592 students with in-state tuition of $1,104.
Only 1% of students take on federal loans (100th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Harding University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 82th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 4,608 students with in-state tuition of $24,240.
Only 40% of students take on federal loans (62nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Hannibal-LaGrange University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 84th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 441 students with in-state tuition of $25,200.
Only 44% of students take on federal loans (57th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Southern Crescent Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 96th percentile for net price.
The college enrolls 5,804 students with in-state tuition of $2,400.
Only 12% of students take on federal loans (88th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Fresno Pacific University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 91th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 2,921 students with in-state tuition of $34,960.
Only 47% of students take on federal loans (53rd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
School of Visual Arts scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 83th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 4,016 students with in-state tuition of $49,140.
Only 25% of students take on federal loans (77th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
University of Mary Washington scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65.
The college enrolls 3,808 students with in-state tuition of $8,938.
Only 31% of students take on federal loans (71st percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Northwest College-Hillsboro scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 94th percentile for retention rate.
The college enrolls 28 students.
Only 38% of students take on federal loans (64th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Evans Hairstyling College-Cedar City scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 95th percentile for completion rate.
The college enrolls 64 students.
Only 19% of students take on federal loans (82nd percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Kettering University scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 89th percentile for aid generosity.
The college enrolls 1,605 students with in-state tuition of $45,380.
Only 46% of students take on federal loans (55th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College scores above average in the best-value ranking at 65, ranking in the 89th percentile for loan burden.
The college enrolls 10,815 students with in-state tuition of $4,386.
Only 11% of students take on federal loans (89th percentile), keeping debt burden manageable.