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Compare 2,519 US colleges on real net price, graduate earnings and acceptance rate. Every school gets a value grade A+ to D.

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Colleges by state

The 12 states with the most graded schools — every college rated A+ to D.

1 California 213 colleges 316 majors 2 New York 187 colleges 324 majors 3 Pennsylvania 144 colleges 328 majors 4 Texas 142 colleges 316 majors 5 Ohio 111 colleges 312 majors 6 Florida 101 colleges 287 majors 7 North Carolina 90 colleges 284 majors 8 Massachusetts 82 colleges 304 majors 9 Illinois 74 colleges 288 majors 10 Michigan 69 colleges 314 majors 11 Missouri 68 colleges 297 majors 12 Georgia 66 colleges 270 majors
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Colleges by major

The 12 most-offered fields — best-value schools for each.

Business Administration, Management and Operations 1964 colleges Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities 1628 colleges Accounting and Related Services 1603 colleges Biology, General 1547 colleges Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing 1533 colleges Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods 1495 colleges Psychology, General 1448 colleges English Language and Literature, General 1348 colleges Criminal Justice and Corrections 1346 colleges History 1294 colleges Mathematics 1270 colleges Fine and Studio Arts 1241 colleges
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Popular college comparisons

The matchups people search for most. Tap any pair to line them up on net price, earnings, and ROI.

Harvard University $19,066 net · 3.7%
A
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Yale University $23,777 net · 3.9%
B
California Institute of Technology $16,075 net · 2.6%
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology $20,111 net · 4.6%
A+
Stanford University $13,807 net · 3.6%
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Harvard University $19,066 net · 3.7%
A
Princeton University $6,128 net · 4.6%
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Columbia University in the City of New York $21,590 net · 4%
A
University of California-Berkeley $13,481 net · 11%
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University of California-Los Angeles $12,548 net · 9%
A+
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill $11,655 net · 15.3%
A
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Duke University $29,612 net · 5.7%
B
Columbia University in the City of New York $21,590 net · 4%
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New York University $37,050 net · 9.2%
C
University of Chicago $14,860 net · 4.5%
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Northwestern University $29,167 net · 7.7%
B
Brown University $25,184 net · 5.4%
B
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Cornell University $28,690 net · 8.8%
B
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Net price, earnings, acceptance — straight from the U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard. No surveys, no paid rankings.

Value grades A+ to D

ROI = what graduates earn ÷ what you actually pay. A+ means high earnings for the cost. D means poor payoff for the price.

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