2025 Colleges Tuition Changes by School Type and Location

The 2025 average tuition & fees $9,145 for state residents and $19,548 for out-of-state students (based on the rate of 4 years colleges), while tuition has been rising almost every year.

In 4-years public colleges, the current year tuition rose by 2.39% compared to last year - from $19,091 to $19,548. In private schools, the 2025 tuition is $28,854 which is increased by 3.24%

For graduate programs, the 2025 average tuition is $21,511 (1.64% increase) in public schools and $20,506 (2.42 increase) in private graduate schools.

The below table summarizes the 2025 average tuition by school type and level along with increate rate compared to last year.

Tuition Changes from 2024 to 2025

School Types	2024		2025
	In-State	Out-of-State	In-State	Out-of-State
Public 4-Years Colleges	$8,892	$19,047	$9,123 (▴ 2.59%)	$19,492 (▴ 2.34%)
Private 4-Years Colleges	$28,171		$28,171 (▴ 2.00%)
Community Colleges	$4,962	$8,645	$5,104 (▴ 2.87%)	$8,814 (▴ 1.95%)
Trade Schools	$14,912		$14,912 (▴ 1.44%)
Public Graduate Schools	$11,610	$21,016	$11,892 (▴ 2.42%)	$21,382 (▴ 1.74%)
Private Graduate Schools	$19,627		$20,058 (▴ 2.20%)

Tuition Changes of the top national universities, liberal arts colleges, community colleges, and art schools

The 2025 tuition for top national universities rose by 2.63% for state residents and 3.11 % for out-of-state residents. In private schools, the average tuition is $63,060 increased by 4.37%. We compute the tuition changes based on top 100 national university rankings (provided by College Evaluator).

The average graduate program tuition in the schools is $16,547 (in-state rate) and $32,928 (out-of-state). In private graduate schools, the average tuition is $47,606 rose by 2.31% compared to last year.

The average tuition for top 50 liberal arts colleges is $15,262 for state residents and $32,768 for out-of-state students. The costs has been decreased by 0.83%. In private liberal arts colleges, the tuition is increased by 4.29%.

In the top community colleges, mostly public 2-4 years colleges, the average tuition is $5,035 for state residents and $9,115 for out-of-state residents. The in-state rate is increased by 2.77% and out-of-state rate increased by 1.71% compared to the academic year 2023-2024. We analyze the tuition changes based on costs at top 100 community colleges.

For colleges specialized arts, music, and design (top 50 art schools), the average tuition is $12,439 for state residents and $35,306 for out-of-state residents. The in-state rate is increased by 1.80% and out-of-state rate increased by 1.76% compared to the last year.

2025 Tuition change by School Category

	2024			2025
	In-State	Out-of-State	Private Schools	In-State	Out-of-State	Private Schools
Top 100 National Universities	$14,126	$38,377	$60,419	$14,497 (▴ 2.63%)	$39,571 (▴ 3.11%)	$63,060 (▴ 4.37%)
Top 100 Liberal Arts Colleges	$15,005	$33,041	$56,226	$15,262 (▴ 1.71%)	$32,768 (▾ -0.83%)	$58,637 (▴ 4.29%)
Top 100 Community Colleges	$4,899	$8,961	-	$5,035 (▴ 2.77%)	$9,115 (▴ 1.71%)	-
Top 50 Art Schools	$12,219	$34,696	$38,454	$12,439 (▴ 1.80%)	$35,306 (▴ 1.76%)	$15,152 (▴ 0.86%)
Top 50 Faith-related Schools	-	-	$15,024	-	-	$15,152 (▴ 0.86%)

Tuition Changes By State

The below table lists the tuition change by state from 2024 to 2025. The tuition and increase rate is based on the costs at four(4) years colleges such as national universities and liberal arts colleges, but exclude community colleges and trade/vocational schools.

For public schools, North Dakota has the lowest average tuition of $9,883 ($7,707 state residents) and Virginia has the highest average tuition of $35,461 ($15,702 state residents) in public schools. In private schools, where tuition rate is same for in-state/out-of-state students, North Dakota has the lowest private school tuition of $9,883 and Vermont has the highest private school tuition of $35,461.

For public colleges, the tuition of Nebraska colleges have risen the most (7.40%) and the tuition of Connecticut have risen at the least (-4.50%). The tuition of Utah private colleges have risen the most (6.82%) and the tuition of New Mexico private colleges have risen at the least (-8.28%).

2025 Tuition Change by State

	Number of Schools (4 years colleges)	2024			2025
		In-State	Out-of-State	Private Schools	In-State	Out-of-State	Private Schools
Alaska	7	$7,916	$19,667	$16,588	$8,004 (▴ 1.12%)	$19,329 (▾ -1.72%)	$16,277 (▾ -1.88%)
Alabama	40	$10,747	$21,553	$16,444	$10,992 (▴ 2.28%)	$22,113 (▴ 2.60%)	$16,971 (▴ 3.21%)
Arkansas	27	$8,757	$15,992	$20,635	$9,093 (▴ 3.84%)	$16,203 (▴ 1.32%)	$21,162 (▴ 2.55%)
Arizona	43	$7,556	$18,449	$21,849	$7,685 (▴ 1.70%)	$18,929 (▴ 2.60%)	$23,100 (▴ 5.72%)
California	254	$6,924	$20,687	$31,606	$7,245 (▴ 4.64%)	$21,818 (▴ 5.47%)	$32,181 (▴ 1.82%)
Colorado	42	$8,490	$21,414	$24,944	$8,718 (▴ 2.69%)	$22,126 (▴ 3.32%)	$23,046 (▾ -7.61%)
Connecticut	27	$15,006	$29,662	$45,167	$15,593 (▴ 3.91%)	$28,327 (▾ -4.50%)	$45,253 (▴ 0.19%)
District of Columbia	15	$6,152	$13,004	$32,943	$5,662 (▾ -7.96%)	$12,514 (▾ -3.77%)	$32,207 (▾ -2.23%)
Delaware	8	$8,258	$19,091	$13,230	$8,140 (▾ -1.42%)	$18,483 (▾ -3.19%)	$13,830 (▴ 4.54%)
Florida	169	$3,840	$13,992	$22,100	$3,804 (▾ -0.94%)	$13,886 (▾ -0.76%)	$22,835 (▴ 3.33%)
Georgia	78	$5,753	$15,805	$22,691	$5,924 (▴ 2.99%)	$16,740 (▴ 5.91%)	$22,774 (▴ 0.37%)
Hawaii	9	$7,723	$20,995	$21,217	$7,723 (-)	$20,995 (-)	$20,335 (▾ -4.16%)
Iowa	35	$10,396	$27,294	$33,422	$10,669 (▴ 2.62%)	$27,988 (▴ 2.54%)	$33,179 (▾ -0.73%)
Idaho	12	$7,580	$22,490	$20,830	$7,782 (▴ 2.66%)	$22,539 (▴ 0.22%)	$21,458 (▴ 3.01%)
Illinois	88	$13,493	$18,989	$31,983	$13,730 (▴ 1.76%)	$19,559 (▴ 3.00%)	$31,365 (▾ -1.93%)
Indiana	68	$8,259	$19,895	$31,219	$8,415 (▴ 1.89%)	$20,355 (▴ 2.31%)	$31,946 (▴ 2.33%)
Kansas	34	$7,896	$18,704	$26,984	$8,108 (▴ 2.68%)	$19,165 (▴ 2.47%)	$27,191 (▴ 0.77%)
Kentucky	35	$10,908	$22,412	$27,361	$11,126 (▴ 2.00%)	$22,770 (▴ 1.60%)	$27,137 (▾ -0.82%)
Louisiana	31	$9,061	$18,148	$23,834	$9,101 (▴ 0.45%)	$17,366 (▾ -4.31%)	$24,315 (▴ 2.02%)
Massachusetts	82	$12,788	$24,623	$45,817	$13,268 (▴ 3.75%)	$25,271 (▴ 2.63%)	$46,728 (▴ 1.99%)
Maryland	36	$10,445	$25,478	$32,652	$10,676 (▴ 2.21%)	$25,841 (▴ 1.42%)	$32,700 (▴ 0.15%)
Maine	25	$10,678	$22,946	$38,621	$11,205 (▴ 4.94%)	$24,017 (▴ 4.67%)	$40,821 (▴ 5.70%)
Michigan	67	$12,936	$21,892	$28,571	$13,475 (▴ 4.17%)	$22,709 (▴ 3.73%)	$29,246 (▴ 2.36%)
Minnesota	52	$11,481	$14,835	$31,964	$11,686 (▴ 1.79%)	$15,144 (▴ 2.08%)	$31,650 (▾ -0.98%)
Missouri	81	$9,820	$19,244	$21,268	$10,336 (▴ 5.25%)	$20,165 (▴ 4.79%)	$22,353 (▴ 5.10%)
Mississippi	18	$8,850	$13,516	$18,109	$9,064 (▴ 2.42%)	$14,222 (▴ 5.22%)	$18,861 (▴ 4.15%)
Montana	14	$6,325	$18,386	$23,966	$6,591 (▴ 4.20%)	$19,581 (▴ 6.50%)	$25,153 (▴ 4.95%)
North Carolina	80	$7,438	$20,438	$26,950	$7,622 (▴ 2.47%)	$20,991 (▴ 2.71%)	$26,985 (▴ 0.13%)
North Dakota	15	$7,676	$9,904	$14,110	$7,707 (▴ 0.41%)	$9,883 (▾ -0.21%)	$14,913 (▴ 5.69%)
Nebraska	23	$8,664	$15,970	$26,230	$9,208 (▴ 6.28%)	$17,152 (▴ 7.40%)	$27,773 (▴ 5.88%)
New Hampshire	16	$14,402	$27,094	$35,792	$14,435 (▴ 0.22%)	$28,993 (▴ 7.01%)	$33,074 (▾ -7.59%)
New Jersey	62	$15,367	$26,632	$23,021	$16,106 (▴ 4.81%)	$27,014 (▴ 1.44%)	$23,200 (▴ 0.78%)
New Mexico	13	$6,722	$15,096	$48,154	$7,070 (▴ 5.17%)	$16,010 (▴ 6.05%)	$44,167 (▾ -8.28%)
Nevada	15	$5,648	$17,069	$24,262	$5,985 (▴ 5.97%)	$18,119 (▴ 6.15%)	$23,010 (▾ -5.16%)
New York	223	$8,265	$18,203	$29,696	$8,316 (▴ 0.61%)	$18,613 (▴ 2.25%)	$31,159 (▴ 4.93%)
Ohio	123	$8,168	$17,109	$29,649	$8,495 (▴ 4.00%)	$17,816 (▴ 4.13%)	$30,378 (▴ 2.46%)
Oklahoma	30	$7,531	$16,430	$25,445	$7,655 (▴ 1.65%)	$16,064 (▾ -2.22%)	$26,695 (▴ 4.91%)
Oregon	31	$12,102	$29,238	$34,512	$12,638 (▴ 4.43%)	$30,398 (▴ 3.97%)	$34,986 (▴ 1.37%)
Pennsylvania	139	$14,510	$24,059	$38,665	$14,584 (▴ 0.51%)	$24,481 (▴ 1.75%)	$38,224 (▾ -1.14%)
Puerto Rico	74	$5,498	$5,755	$8,669	$5,498 (-)	$5,789 (▴ 0.60%)	$9,502 (▴ 9.61%)
Rhode Island	14	$13,697	$31,162	$40,051	$14,121 (▴ 3.10%)	$32,223 (▴ 3.40%)	$39,814 (▾ -0.59%)
South Carolina	44	$12,257	$27,164	$24,363	$12,159 (▾ -0.80%)	$27,436 (▴ 1.00%)	$25,189 (▴ 3.39%)
South Dakota	17	$7,584	$9,887	$20,650	$7,597 (▴ 0.18%)	$9,900 (▴ 0.14%)	$21,612 (▴ 4.66%)
Tennessee	58	$10,201	$19,439	$25,470	$10,806 (▴ 5.93%)	$19,853 (▴ 2.13%)	$25,419 (▾ -0.20%)
Texas	151	$8,223	$18,174	$24,338	$8,401 (▴ 2.16%)	$18,191 (▴ 0.09%)	$24,978 (▴ 2.63%)
Utah	20	$6,813	$20,190	$27,886	$6,979 (▴ 2.43%)	$20,802 (▴ 3.03%)	$29,787 (▴ 6.82%)
Virginia	80	$15,262	$35,213	$23,071	$15,702 (▴ 2.88%)	$35,461 (▴ 0.70%)	$22,692 (▾ -1.64%)
Vermont	12	$15,145	$32,649	$49,870	$15,505 (▴ 2.38%)	$33,899 (▴ 3.83%)	$48,277 (▾ -3.19%)
Washington	68	$6,433	$13,446	$31,202	$6,709 (▴ 4.30%)	$13,957 (▴ 3.80%)	$31,687 (▴ 1.56%)
Wisconsin	47	$8,324	$16,528	$31,943	$8,631 (▴ 3.69%)	$17,006 (▴ 2.89%)	$32,770 (▴ 2.59%)
West Virginia	27	$8,468	$17,413	$18,662	$8,797 (▴ 3.88%)	$17,447 (▴ 0.20%)	$18,973 (▴ 1.66%)
Wyoming	5	$5,083	$13,279	-	$5,275 (▴ 3.77%)	$13,597 (▴ 2.39%)	- (-)

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2025 College Tuition & Fees By State

In the 2024-2025 academic year, the average undergraduate tuition & fees across U.S. colleges is $7,542 for in-state residents and $14,311 for out-of-state students at public institutions. Private colleges and universities charge an average of $23,347 for undergraduate programs, regardless of residency status.

For graduate programs, the average tuition & fees is $11,758 for state residents and $21,410 for out-of-state students at public universities. Private graduate schools charge an average of $18,762 for their graduate degree programs.

Among all U.S. states, Connecticut has the highest average undergraduate college tuition and fees, while Oklahoma offers the most affordable undergraduate education costs. For graduate school tuition, Hawaii colleges have the highest average cost and North Dakota institutions provide the lowest average graduate tuition and fees.

The following comprehensive table compares average college tuition and fees by state for the 2024-2025 academic year, covering both undergraduate and graduate programs. In-state tuition rates reflect costs for state residents, while out-of-state rates apply to non-resident students at public colleges and universities.

Private school costs remain the same regardless of residency. Click on any state name in the table below to view detailed information about colleges, tuition costs, and financial aid options in that state.

Comparison Table for 2025 Average College Tuition & Fees by State

This table shows the 2025 average tuition & fees by State for undergraduate and graduate programs. The data reveals significant variations in college costs across different states.

For undergraduate in-state tuition, Pennsylvania has the highest average at $14,808, while North Carolina offers the most affordable option at $3,693. Out-of-state undergraduate students face the highest costs in Connecticut ($27,170) and the lowest in Oklahoma ($8,209).

Graduate programs show similar patterns, with Pennsylvania charging the highest in-state graduate tuition at $20,882 and South Dakota the lowest at $6,501. For out-of-state graduate students, costs range from $30,806 in Hawaii to $10,806 in North Dakota.

These differences reflect varying state funding levels, cost of living, and institutional priorities across the nation.

U.S. Colleges Tuition & Fees by State (2024-2025)

State	Undergraduate			Graduate
	In-State	Out-of-State	Private Schools	In-State	Out-of-State	Private Schools
Alaska	$7,527	$16,587	$15,023	$11,868	$23,233	$15,182
Alabama	$7,738	$14,649	$16,766	$10,260	$21,493	$13,287
Arkansas	$5,870	$9,147	$18,104	$8,506	$14,359	$15,683
Arizona	$4,982	$12,556	$20,598	$11,380	$19,274	$17,360
California	$3,879	$13,832	$25,904	$12,209	$22,828	$26,173
Colorado	$7,898	$18,729	$19,825	$12,955	$21,546	$21,261
Connecticut	$14,661	$27,170	$29,365	$15,567	$22,531	$23,524
District of Columbia	$5,662	$12,514	$28,526	$9,604	$18,118	$26,770
Delaware	$7,025	$15,643	$14,521	$14,709	$18,894	$11,947
Florida	$4,188	$8,752	$20,971	$9,898	$25,026	$15,958
Georgia	$5,264	$11,438	$21,385	$7,249	$20,170	$15,915
Hawaii	$5,021	$13,412	$25,360	$14,366	$30,806	$19,869
Iowa	$6,929	$10,474	$26,133	$12,665	$28,751	$12,033
Idaho	$6,589	$16,955	$18,376	$10,843	$28,881	$16,934
Illinois	$10,728	$13,586	$24,092	$12,419	$18,955	$21,883
Indiana	$6,933	$15,619	$24,787	$9,576	$21,450	$21,139
Kansas	$6,021	$9,053	$22,954	$9,442	$20,359	$11,323
Kentucky	$6,867	$11,885	$21,081	$12,016	$18,592	$11,521
Louisiana	$6,866	$11,462	$18,691	$9,889	$18,167	$16,889
Massachusetts	$10,342	$16,516	$37,845	$14,717	$20,469	$32,907
Maryland	$8,939	$17,180	$25,877	$13,291	$20,930	$19,785
Maine	$7,915	$16,091	$34,843	$10,969	$16,670	$29,776
Michigan	$9,769	$14,816	$21,799	$18,820	$27,135	$20,259
Minnesota	$7,453	$8,275	$27,453	$13,288	$17,407	$16,201
Missouri	$10,508	$14,570	$20,277	$10,656	$19,159	$15,918
Mississippi	$5,482	$8,380	$17,167	$9,242	$14,400	$13,886
Montana	$5,468	$14,069	$20,463	$7,032	$21,004	$27,138
North Carolina	$3,693	$11,252	$24,419	$8,745	$23,161	$16,658
North Dakota	$6,880	$8,414	$16,128	$9,410	$10,806	$10,109
Nebraska	$6,653	$11,025	$24,330	$8,303	$15,186	$15,636
New Hampshire	$10,126	$21,619	$28,367	$18,327	$23,591	$25,414
New Jersey	$10,856	$14,975	$21,755	$19,480	$25,126	$22,350
New Mexico	$3,974	$8,782	$27,025	$7,691	$15,360	$20,199
Nevada	$5,985	$18,119	$21,872	$6,630	$23,747	$24,770
New York	$10,053	$15,377	$25,949	$12,208	$23,278	$27,088
Ohio	$8,792	$13,555	$23,536	$13,076	$25,902	$19,359
Oklahoma	$4,941	$8,209	$20,189	$7,117	$15,537	$13,337
Oregon	$8,857	$18,436	$24,925	$19,821	$27,622	$23,305
Pennsylvania	$14,808	$20,077	$28,389	$20,882	$28,435	$21,221
Rhode Island	$11,264	$26,426	$31,614	$14,070	$25,977	$29,663
South Carolina	$8,800	$17,959	$20,739	$13,499	$24,429	$17,128
South Dakota	$7,582	$9,176	$18,574	$6,501	$11,078	$14,987
Tennessee	$6,219	$11,825	$21,211	$11,968	$20,806	$17,407
Texas	$6,860	$13,832	$18,779	$8,472	$17,957	$19,190
Utah	$4,561	$11,415	$19,569	$8,844	$22,108	$14,559
Virginia	$9,260	$19,734	$19,862	$15,271	$28,525	$16,535
Vermont	$12,643	$27,146	$43,522	$11,179	$22,231	$25,946
Washington	$6,815	$13,664	$24,795	$15,753	$30,470	$24,200
Wisconsin	$6,883	$12,378	$25,468	$9,853	$18,638	$16,012
West Virginia	$6,648	$10,542	$16,978	$10,688	$19,493	$11,258
Wyoming	$4,988	$12,552	$24,525	$8,422	$21,822	-
Average	$7,542	$14,311	$23,347	$11,758	$21,410	$18,762

The following list provides a summary of college statistics and average tuition costs for each state in the U.S. for the current academic year. Tt highlights the institutions with the highest tuition fees in both public and private categories within each state. In addition, it provides key enrollment figures and admission scores of the higher education landscape in that state.

Alaska +

10 colleges are active and serving students in Alaska - 5 public and 5 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 7 four(4) years (or high) schools, 2 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 1 vocational/trade schools.

10 schools have undergraduate programs and 4 schools offer graduate programs. Total 23,356 students have enrolled in Alaska colleges and, among them, 8,427 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Alaska colleges is N/A and the average ACT score is N/A. The average acceptance rate is 8,408.00% for the colleges.

Public schools have 20,117 students and private schools have 3,239 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 2,011 students in Alaska.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Alaska colleges is $7,527 for Alaska residents and $16,587 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $15,023.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $11,868 for Alaska residents and $23,233 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $15,182 in Alaska.

Alaska Pacific University has the highest tuition & fees of $20,760 in Alaska. Among public Alaska schools, University of Alaska Fairbanks has the highest tuition & fees of $25,892 ($10,083 for Alaska residents).

Alabama +

82 colleges are active and serving students in Alabama - 42 public and 40 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 40 four(4) years (or high) schools, 26 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 16 vocational/trade schools.

82 schools have undergraduate programs and 38 schools offer graduate programs. Total 304,747 students have enrolled in Alabama colleges and, among them, 87,934 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Alabama colleges is 1,127 and the average ACT score is 22.3. The average acceptance rate is 7,375.00% for the colleges.

Public schools have 261,100 students and private schools have 43,647 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 52,795 students in Alabama.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Alabama colleges is $7,738 for Alabama residents and $14,649 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $16,766.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $10,260 for Alabama residents and $21,493 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $13,287 in Alabama.

Samford University has the highest tuition & fees of $40,150 in Alabama. Among public Alabama schools, Auburn University has the highest tuition & fees of $34,922 ($12,890 for Alabama residents).

Arkansas +

84 colleges are active and serving students in Arkansas - 36 public and 48 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 28 four(4) years (or high) schools, 26 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 30 vocational/trade schools.

83 schools have undergraduate programs and 23 schools offer graduate programs. Total 158,463 students have enrolled in Arkansas colleges and, among them, 39,019 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Arkansas colleges is 1,087 and the average ACT score is 21.4. The average acceptance rate is 7,399.63% for the colleges.

Public schools have 140,089 students and private schools have 18,374 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 23,031 students in Arkansas.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Arkansas colleges is $5,870 for Arkansas residents and $9,147 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $18,104.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $8,506 for Arkansas residents and $14,359 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $15,683 in Arkansas.

Hendrix College has the highest tuition & fees of $38,200 in Arkansas. Among public Arkansas schools, University of Arkansas has the highest tuition & fees of $29,966 ($10,104 for Arkansas residents).

Arizona +

110 colleges are active and serving students in Arizona - 32 public and 78 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 45 four(4) years (or high) schools, 32 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 33 vocational/trade schools.

104 schools have undergraduate programs and 31 schools offer graduate programs. Total 659,673 students have enrolled in Arizona colleges and, among them, 344,484 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Arizona colleges is 1,136 and the average ACT score is 22.5. The average acceptance rate is 8,714.79% for the colleges.

Public schools have 391,281 students and private schools have 268,392 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 117,272 students in Arizona.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Arizona colleges is $4,982 for Arizona residents and $12,556 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $20,598.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $11,380 for Arizona residents and $19,274 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $17,360 in Arizona.

Brookline College-Phoenix has the highest tuition & fees of $92,980 in Arizona. Among public Arizona schools, University of Arizona has the highest tuition & fees of $39,903 ($13,573 for Arizona residents).

California +

634 colleges are active and serving students in California - 172 public and 462 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 265 four(4) years (or high) schools, 186 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 183 vocational/trade schools.

585 schools have undergraduate programs and 205 schools offer graduate programs. Total 2,674,254 students have enrolled in California colleges and, among them, 728,738 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of California colleges is 1,329 and the average ACT score is 29.8. The average acceptance rate is 6,820.64% for the colleges.

Public schools have 2,138,492 students and private schools have 535,762 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 315,580 students in California.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of California colleges is $3,879 for California residents and $13,832 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $25,904.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $12,209 for California residents and $22,828 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $26,173 in California.

Career Networks Institute has the highest tuition & fees of $143,276 in California. Among public California schools, University of California-Davis has the highest tuition & fees of $47,692 ($15,804 for California residents).

Colorado +

83 colleges are active and serving students in Colorado - 31 public and 52 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 43 four(4) years (or high) schools, 19 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 21 vocational/trade schools.

78 schools have undergraduate programs and 30 schools offer graduate programs. Total 367,173 students have enrolled in Colorado colleges and, among them, 95,188 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Colorado colleges is 1,193 and the average ACT score is 25.8. The average acceptance rate is 8,317.36% for the colleges.

Public schools have 285,403 students and private schools have 81,770 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 57,908 students in Colorado.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Colorado colleges is $7,898 for Colorado residents and $18,729 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $19,825.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $12,955 for Colorado residents and $21,546 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $21,261 in Colorado.

Colorado College has the highest tuition & fees of $70,734 in Colorado. Among public Colorado schools, Colorado School of Mines has the highest tuition & fees of $45,824 ($21,914 for Colorado residents).

Connecticut +

54 colleges are active and serving students in Connecticut - 11 public and 43 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 28 four(4) years (or high) schools, 6 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 20 vocational/trade schools.

52 schools have undergraduate programs and 22 schools offer graduate programs. Total 200,567 students have enrolled in Connecticut colleges and, among them, 42,256 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Connecticut colleges is 1,219 and the average ACT score is 30.1. The average acceptance rate is 6,647.68% for the colleges.

Public schools have 95,737 students and private schools have 104,830 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 42,806 students in Connecticut.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Connecticut colleges is $14,661 for Connecticut residents and $27,170 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $29,365.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $15,567 for Connecticut residents and $22,531 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $23,524 in Connecticut.

Trinity College has the highest tuition & fees of $70,770 in Connecticut. Among public Connecticut schools, University of Connecticut has the highest tuition & fees of $43,712 ($21,044 for Connecticut residents).

District of Columbia +

22 colleges are active and serving students in District of Columbia - 1 public and 21 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 17 four(4) years (or high) schools, 3 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 2 vocational/trade schools.

17 schools have undergraduate programs and 16 schools offer graduate programs. Total 100,557 students have enrolled in District of Columbia colleges and, among them, 24,158 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of District of Columbia colleges is 1,278 and the average ACT score is 27.0. The average acceptance rate is 6,432.33% for the colleges.

Public schools have 3,855 students and private schools have 96,702 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 42,703 students in District of Columbia.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of District of Columbia colleges is $5,662 for District of Columbia residents and $12,514 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $28,526.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $9,604 for District of Columbia residents and $18,118 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $26,770 in District of Columbia.

Georgetown University has the highest tuition & fees of $68,089 in District of Columbia. Among public District of Columbia schools, University of the District of Columbia has the highest tuition & fees of $12,514 ($5,662 for District of Columbia residents).

Delaware +

17 colleges are active and serving students in Delaware - 6 public and 11 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 8 four(4) years (or high) schools, 0 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 9 vocational/trade schools.

17 schools have undergraduate programs and 5 schools offer graduate programs. Total 60,884 students have enrolled in Delaware colleges and, among them, 16,681 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Delaware colleges is 1,100 and the average ACT score is 26.5. The average acceptance rate is 6,723.00% for the colleges.

Public schools have 43,911 students and private schools have 16,973 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 11,051 students in Delaware.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Delaware colleges is $7,025 for Delaware residents and $15,643 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $14,521.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $14,709 for Delaware residents and $18,894 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $11,947 in Delaware.

Delaware College of Art and Design has the highest tuition & fees of $30,280 in Delaware. Among public Delaware schools, University of Delaware has the highest tuition & fees of $41,400 ($16,810 for Delaware residents).

Florida +

367 colleges are active and serving students in Florida - 94 public and 273 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 171 four(4) years (or high) schools, 74 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 122 vocational/trade schools.

362 schools have undergraduate programs and 102 schools offer graduate programs. Total 1,049,459 students have enrolled in Florida colleges and, among them, 297,594 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Florida colleges is 1,166 and the average ACT score is 24.6. The average acceptance rate is 6,880.54% for the colleges.

Public schools have 764,930 students and private schools have 284,529 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 136,010 students in Florida.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Florida colleges is $4,188 for Florida residents and $8,752 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $20,971.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $9,898 for Florida residents and $25,026 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $15,958 in Florida.

L3Harris Flight Academy has the highest tuition & fees of $83,995 in Florida. Among public Florida schools, New College of Florida has the highest tuition & fees of $29,944 ($6,916 for Florida residents).

Georgia +

158 colleges are active and serving students in Georgia - 62 public and 96 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 79 four(4) years (or high) schools, 52 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 27 vocational/trade schools.

154 schools have undergraduate programs and 60 schools offer graduate programs. Total 569,270 students have enrolled in Georgia colleges and, among them, 154,650 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Georgia colleges is 1,130 and the average ACT score is 22.9. The average acceptance rate is 7,090.33% for the colleges.

Public schools have 454,010 students and private schools have 115,260 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 98,271 students in Georgia.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Georgia colleges is $5,264 for Georgia residents and $11,438 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $21,385.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $7,249 for Georgia residents and $20,170 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $15,915 in Georgia.

Emory University has the highest tuition & fees of $64,280 in Georgia. Among public Georgia schools, Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus has the highest tuition & fees of $34,484 ($12,058 for Georgia residents).

Hawaii +

21 colleges are active and serving students in Hawaii - 10 public and 11 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 9 four(4) years (or high) schools, 9 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 3 vocational/trade schools.

20 schools have undergraduate programs and 6 schools offer graduate programs. Total 59,776 students have enrolled in Hawaii colleges and, among them, 18,011 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Hawaii colleges is 1,081 and the average ACT score is 20.6. The average acceptance rate is 7,780.14% for the colleges.

Public schools have 48,933 students and private schools have 10,843 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 6,907 students in Hawaii.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Hawaii colleges is $5,021 for Hawaii residents and $13,412 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $25,360.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $14,366 for Hawaii residents and $30,806 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $19,869 in Hawaii.

Mauna Loa Helicopters has the highest tuition & fees of $98,000 in Hawaii. Among public Hawaii schools, University of Hawaii at Manoa has the highest tuition & fees of $34,218 ($12,186 for Hawaii residents).

Iowa +

75 colleges are active and serving students in Iowa - 19 public and 56 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 37 four(4) years (or high) schools, 31 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 7 vocational/trade schools.

73 schools have undergraduate programs and 29 schools offer graduate programs. Total 206,064 students have enrolled in Iowa colleges and, among them, 37,144 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Iowa colleges is 1,166 and the average ACT score is 23.5. The average acceptance rate is 7,775.67% for the colleges.

Public schools have 154,368 students and private schools have 51,696 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 27,470 students in Iowa.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Iowa colleges is $6,929 for Iowa residents and $10,474 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $26,133.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $12,665 for Iowa residents and $28,751 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $12,033 in Iowa.

Grinnell College has the highest tuition & fees of $68,196 in Iowa. Among public Iowa schools, University of Iowa has the highest tuition & fees of $33,371 ($11,283 for Iowa residents).

Idaho +

35 colleges are active and serving students in Idaho - 8 public and 27 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 12 four(4) years (or high) schools, 5 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 18 vocational/trade schools.

35 schools have undergraduate programs and 9 schools offer graduate programs. Total 129,713 students have enrolled in Idaho colleges and, among them, 38,908 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Idaho colleges is 1,132 and the average ACT score is 24.6. The average acceptance rate is 7,929.88% for the colleges.

Public schools have 80,484 students and private schools have 49,229 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 8,686 students in Idaho.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Idaho colleges is $6,589 for Idaho residents and $16,955 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $18,376.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $10,843 for Idaho residents and $28,881 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $16,934 in Idaho.

Northwest Nazarene University has the highest tuition & fees of $40,824 in Idaho. Among public Idaho schools, University of Idaho has the highest tuition & fees of $28,320 ($9,084 for Idaho residents).

Illinois +

228 colleges are active and serving students in Illinois - 60 public and 168 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 92 four(4) years (or high) schools, 63 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 73 vocational/trade schools.

212 schools have undergraduate programs and 79 schools offer graduate programs. Total 702,132 students have enrolled in Illinois colleges and, among them, 158,653 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Illinois colleges is 1,149 and the average ACT score is 25.3. The average acceptance rate is 7,410.93% for the colleges.

Public schools have 425,904 students and private schools have 276,228 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 157,442 students in Illinois.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Illinois colleges is $10,728 for Illinois residents and $13,586 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $24,092.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $12,419 for Illinois residents and $18,955 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $21,883 in Illinois.

University of Chicago has the highest tuition & fees of $69,324 in Illinois. Among public Illinois schools, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has the highest tuition & fees of $40,096 ($18,267 for Illinois residents).

Indiana +

140 colleges are active and serving students in Indiana - 44 public and 96 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 70 four(4) years (or high) schools, 32 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 38 vocational/trade schools.

135 schools have undergraduate programs and 51 schools offer graduate programs. Total 474,182 students have enrolled in Indiana colleges and, among them, 121,592 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Indiana colleges is 1,147 and the average ACT score is 25.1. The average acceptance rate is 7,799.12% for the colleges.

Public schools have 361,564 students and private schools have 112,618 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 97,409 students in Indiana.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Indiana colleges is $6,933 for Indiana residents and $15,619 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $24,787.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $9,576 for Indiana residents and $21,450 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $21,139 in Indiana.

University of Notre Dame has the highest tuition & fees of $65,025 in Indiana. Among public Indiana schools, Indiana University-Bloomington has the highest tuition & fees of $41,891 ($12,144 for Indiana residents).

Kansas +

79 colleges are active and serving students in Kansas - 36 public and 43 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 34 four(4) years (or high) schools, 28 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 17 vocational/trade schools.

78 schools have undergraduate programs and 26 schools offer graduate programs. Total 192,782 students have enrolled in Kansas colleges and, among them, 40,915 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Kansas colleges is 1,074 and the average ACT score is 21.2. The average acceptance rate is 7,946.73% for the colleges.

Public schools have 167,373 students and private schools have 25,409 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 27,060 students in Kansas.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Kansas colleges is $6,021 for Kansas residents and $9,053 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $22,954.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $9,442 for Kansas residents and $20,359 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $11,323 in Kansas.

Southwestern College has the highest tuition & fees of $39,822 in Kansas. Among public Kansas schools, University of Kansas has the highest tuition & fees of $30,432 ($12,102 for Kansas residents).

Kentucky +

87 colleges are active and serving students in Kentucky - 24 public and 63 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 38 four(4) years (or high) schools, 22 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 27 vocational/trade schools.

83 schools have undergraduate programs and 31 schools offer graduate programs. Total 280,868 students have enrolled in Kentucky colleges and, among them, 82,231 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Kentucky colleges is 1,094 and the average ACT score is 22.0. The average acceptance rate is 7,778.61% for the colleges.

Public schools have 200,461 students and private schools have 80,407 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 61,594 students in Kentucky.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Kentucky colleges is $6,867 for Kentucky residents and $11,885 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $21,081.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $12,016 for Kentucky residents and $18,592 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $11,521 in Kentucky.

Centre College has the highest tuition & fees of $52,820 in Kentucky. Among public Kentucky schools, University of Kentucky has the highest tuition & fees of $34,140 ($13,502 for Kentucky residents).

Louisiana +

106 colleges are active and serving students in Louisiana - 30 public and 76 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 31 four(4) years (or high) schools, 30 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 45 vocational/trade schools.

106 schools have undergraduate programs and 27 schools offer graduate programs. Total 256,209 students have enrolled in Louisiana colleges and, among them, 60,170 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Louisiana colleges is 1,101 and the average ACT score is 21.6. The average acceptance rate is 7,105.79% for the colleges.

Public schools have 214,362 students and private schools have 41,847 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 38,659 students in Louisiana.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Louisiana colleges is $6,866 for Louisiana residents and $11,462 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $18,691.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $9,889 for Louisiana residents and $18,167 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $16,889 in Louisiana.

Tulane University of Louisiana has the highest tuition & fees of $68,678 in Louisiana. Among public Louisiana schools, Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College has the highest tuition & fees of $28,631 ($11,954 for Louisiana residents).

Massachusetts +

142 colleges are active and serving students in Massachusetts - 41 public and 101 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 85 four(4) years (or high) schools, 21 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 36 vocational/trade schools.

136 schools have undergraduate programs and 70 schools offer graduate programs. Total 474,180 students have enrolled in Massachusetts colleges and, among them, 78,091 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Massachusetts colleges is 1,325 and the average ACT score is 30.8. The average acceptance rate is 6,130.93% for the colleges.

Public schools have 184,382 students and private schools have 289,798 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 146,617 students in Massachusetts.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Massachusetts colleges is $10,342 for Massachusetts residents and $16,516 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $37,845.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $14,717 for Massachusetts residents and $20,469 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $32,907 in Massachusetts.

MGH Institute of Health Professions has the highest tuition & fees of $95,932 in Massachusetts. Among public Massachusetts schools, Massachusetts College of Art and Design has the highest tuition & fees of $43,400 ($15,400 for Massachusetts residents).

Maryland +

78 colleges are active and serving students in Maryland - 29 public and 49 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 36 four(4) years (or high) schools, 18 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 24 vocational/trade schools.

77 schools have undergraduate programs and 32 schools offer graduate programs. Total 346,291 students have enrolled in Maryland colleges and, among them, 109,559 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Maryland colleges is 1,207 and the average ACT score is 28.2. The average acceptance rate is 7,197.70% for the colleges.

Public schools have 281,238 students and private schools have 65,053 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 72,411 students in Maryland.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Maryland colleges is $8,939 for Maryland residents and $17,180 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $25,877.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $13,291 for Maryland residents and $20,930 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $19,785 in Maryland.

Johns Hopkins University has the highest tuition & fees of $64,730 in Maryland. Among public Maryland schools, University of Maryland, Baltimore has the highest tuition & fees of $44,811 ($13,638 for Maryland residents).

Maine +

38 colleges are active and serving students in Maine - 15 public and 23 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 25 four(4) years (or high) schools, 8 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 5 vocational/trade schools.

37 schools have undergraduate programs and 19 schools offer graduate programs. Total 77,063 students have enrolled in Maine colleges and, among them, 26,084 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Maine colleges is 1,276 and the average ACT score is 29.6. The average acceptance rate is 7,013.19% for the colleges.

Public schools have 49,544 students and private schools have 27,519 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 9,609 students in Maine.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Maine colleges is $7,915 for Maine residents and $16,091 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $34,843.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $10,969 for Maine residents and $16,670 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $29,776 in Maine.

Colby College has the highest tuition & fees of $69,600 in Maine. Among public Maine schools, University of Maine has the highest tuition & fees of $36,756 ($13,326 for Maine residents).

Michigan +

167 colleges are active and serving students in Michigan - 48 public and 119 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 68 four(4) years (or high) schools, 37 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 62 vocational/trade schools.

161 schools have undergraduate programs and 54 schools offer graduate programs. Total 482,618 students have enrolled in Michigan colleges and, among them, 88,535 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Michigan colleges is 1,141 and the average ACT score is 25.4. The average acceptance rate is 7,738.54% for the colleges.

Public schools have 411,791 students and private schools have 70,827 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 72,699 students in Michigan.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Michigan colleges is $9,769 for Michigan residents and $14,816 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $21,799.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $18,820 for Michigan residents and $27,135 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $20,259 in Michigan.

Kalamazoo College has the highest tuition & fees of $60,900 in Michigan. Among public Michigan schools, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor has the highest tuition & fees of $63,081 ($18,848 for Michigan residents).

Minnesota +

108 colleges are active and serving students in Minnesota - 53 public and 55 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 53 four(4) years (or high) schools, 44 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 11 vocational/trade schools.

102 schools have undergraduate programs and 40 schools offer graduate programs. Total 389,549 students have enrolled in Minnesota colleges and, among them, 153,693 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Minnesota colleges is 1,243 and the average ACT score is 24.3. The average acceptance rate is 7,441.22% for the colleges.

Public schools have 226,085 students and private schools have 163,464 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 107,174 students in Minnesota.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Minnesota colleges is $7,453 for Minnesota residents and $8,275 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $27,453.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $13,288 for Minnesota residents and $17,407 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $16,201 in Minnesota.

Carleton College has the highest tuition & fees of $68,892 in Minnesota. Among public Minnesota schools, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities has the highest tuition & fees of $38,362 ($17,214 for Minnesota residents).

Missouri +

147 colleges are active and serving students in Missouri - 42 public and 105 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 83 four(4) years (or high) schools, 21 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 43 vocational/trade schools.

137 schools have undergraduate programs and 62 schools offer graduate programs. Total 342,236 students have enrolled in Missouri colleges and, among them, 73,015 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Missouri colleges is 1,156 and the average ACT score is 21.6. The average acceptance rate is 7,521.02% for the colleges.

Public schools have 213,465 students and private schools have 128,771 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 79,168 students in Missouri.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Missouri colleges is $10,508 for Missouri residents and $14,570 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $20,277.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $10,656 for Missouri residents and $19,159 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $15,918 in Missouri.

Washington University in St Louis has the highest tuition & fees of $65,790 in Missouri. Among public Missouri schools, University of Missouri-St Louis has the highest tuition & fees of $37,620 ($15,120 for Missouri residents).

Mississippi +

54 colleges are active and serving students in Mississippi - 27 public and 27 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 18 four(4) years (or high) schools, 20 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 16 vocational/trade schools.

54 schools have undergraduate programs and 16 schools offer graduate programs. Total 161,754 students have enrolled in Mississippi colleges and, among them, 36,640 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Mississippi colleges is 1,059 and the average ACT score is 20.0. The average acceptance rate is 7,396.61% for the colleges.

Public schools have 141,661 students and private schools have 20,093 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 21,998 students in Mississippi.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Mississippi colleges is $5,482 for Mississippi residents and $8,380 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $17,167.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $9,242 for Mississippi residents and $14,400 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $13,886 in Mississippi.

Millsaps College has the highest tuition & fees of $44,680 in Mississippi. Among public Mississippi schools, University of Mississippi has the highest tuition & fees of $28,600 ($9,772 for Mississippi residents).

Montana +

30 colleges are active and serving students in Montana - 20 public and 10 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 14 four(4) years (or high) schools, 11 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 5 vocational/trade schools.

30 schools have undergraduate programs and 10 schools offer graduate programs. Total 47,846 students have enrolled in Montana colleges and, among them, 6,128 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Montana colleges is 1,133 and the average ACT score is 22.3. The average acceptance rate is 7,995.00% for the colleges.

Public schools have 44,455 students and private schools have 3,391 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 5,765 students in Montana.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Montana colleges is $5,468 for Montana residents and $14,069 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $20,463.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $7,032 for Montana residents and $21,004 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $27,138 in Montana.

Carroll College has the highest tuition & fees of $41,484 in Montana. Among public Montana schools, The University of Montana has the highest tuition & fees of $33,671 ($8,552 for Montana residents).

North Carolina +

172 colleges are active and serving students in North Carolina - 76 public and 96 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 81 four(4) years (or high) schools, 69 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 22 vocational/trade schools.

168 schools have undergraduate programs and 66 schools offer graduate programs. Total 565,994 students have enrolled in North Carolina colleges and, among them, 151,675 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of North Carolina colleges is 1,176 and the average ACT score is 24.0. The average acceptance rate is 6,754.59% for the colleges.

Public schools have 465,399 students and private schools have 100,595 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 79,327 students in North Carolina.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of North Carolina colleges is $3,693 for North Carolina residents and $11,252 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $24,419.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $8,745 for North Carolina residents and $23,161 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $16,658 in North Carolina.

Duke University has the highest tuition & fees of $68,758 in North Carolina. Among public North Carolina schools, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has the highest tuition & fees of $41,203 ($8,994 for North Carolina residents).

North Dakota +

26 colleges are active and serving students in North Dakota - 14 public and 12 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 15 four(4) years (or high) schools, 7 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 4 vocational/trade schools.

26 schools have undergraduate programs and 11 schools offer graduate programs. Total 51,870 students have enrolled in North Dakota colleges and, among them, 13,255 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of North Dakota colleges is 1,067 and the average ACT score is 21.5. The average acceptance rate is 7,021.25% for the colleges.

Public schools have 44,950 students and private schools have 6,920 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 8,188 students in North Dakota.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of North Dakota colleges is $6,880 for North Dakota residents and $8,414 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $16,128.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $9,410 for North Dakota residents and $10,806 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $10,109 in North Dakota.

University of Jamestown has the highest tuition & fees of $24,990 in North Dakota. Among public North Dakota schools, University of North Dakota has the highest tuition & fees of $15,570 ($10,951 for North Dakota residents).

Nebraska +

39 colleges are active and serving students in Nebraska - 16 public and 23 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 23 four(4) years (or high) schools, 16 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 0 vocational/trade schools.

39 schools have undergraduate programs and 20 schools offer graduate programs. Total 138,323 students have enrolled in Nebraska colleges and, among them, 39,981 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Nebraska colleges is 1,131 and the average ACT score is 23.6. The average acceptance rate is 7,513.69% for the colleges.

Public schools have 100,339 students and private schools have 37,984 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 24,352 students in Nebraska.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Nebraska colleges is $6,653 for Nebraska residents and $11,025 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $24,330.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $8,303 for Nebraska residents and $15,186 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $15,636 in Nebraska.

Creighton University has the highest tuition & fees of $48,856 in Nebraska. Among public Nebraska schools, University of Nebraska Medical Center has the highest tuition & fees of $39,962 ($16,973 for Nebraska residents).

New Hampshire +

30 colleges are active and serving students in New Hampshire - 13 public and 17 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 16 four(4) years (or high) schools, 8 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 6 vocational/trade schools.

27 schools have undergraduate programs and 15 schools offer graduate programs. Total 235,611 students have enrolled in New Hampshire colleges and, among them, 184,283 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of New Hampshire colleges is 1,216 and the average ACT score is 29.0. The average acceptance rate is 8,019.50% for the colleges.

Public schools have 32,274 students and private schools have 203,337 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 35,889 students in New Hampshire.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of New Hampshire colleges is $10,126 for New Hampshire residents and $21,619 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $28,367.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $18,327 for New Hampshire residents and $23,591 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $25,414 in New Hampshire.

Dartmouth College has the highest tuition & fees of $68,019 in New Hampshire. Among public New Hampshire schools, University of New Hampshire-Main Campus has the highest tuition & fees of $39,852 ($19,202 for New Hampshire residents).

New Jersey +

149 colleges are active and serving students in New Jersey - 39 public and 110 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 62 four(4) years (or high) schools, 41 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 46 vocational/trade schools.

147 schools have undergraduate programs and 37 schools offer graduate programs. Total 403,362 students have enrolled in New Jersey colleges and, among them, 56,252 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of New Jersey colleges is 1,240 and the average ACT score is 27.6. The average acceptance rate is 7,317.44% for the colleges.

Public schools have 301,278 students and private schools have 102,084 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 68,084 students in New Jersey.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of New Jersey colleges is $10,856 for New Jersey residents and $14,975 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $21,755.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $19,480 for New Jersey residents and $25,126 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $22,350 in New Jersey.

Stevens Institute of Technology has the highest tuition & fees of $63,462 in New Jersey. Among public New Jersey schools, New Jersey Institute of Technology has the highest tuition & fees of $37,664 ($19,974 for New Jersey residents).

New Mexico +

41 colleges are active and serving students in New Mexico - 27 public and 14 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 13 four(4) years (or high) schools, 20 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 8 vocational/trade schools.

40 schools have undergraduate programs and 12 schools offer graduate programs. Total 109,865 students have enrolled in New Mexico colleges and, among them, 33,491 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of New Mexico colleges is 1,117 and the average ACT score is 24.0. The average acceptance rate is 7,478.86% for the colleges.

Public schools have 105,541 students and private schools have 4,324 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 13,425 students in New Mexico.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of New Mexico colleges is $3,974 for New Mexico residents and $8,782 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $27,025.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $7,691 for New Mexico residents and $15,360 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $20,199 in New Mexico.

Brookline College-Albuquerque has the highest tuition & fees of $99,446 in New Mexico. Among public New Mexico schools, University of New Mexico-Main Campus has the highest tuition & fees of $33,060 ($10,140 for New Mexico residents).

Nevada +

37 colleges are active and serving students in Nevada - 7 public and 30 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 15 four(4) years (or high) schools, 6 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 16 vocational/trade schools.

36 schools have undergraduate programs and 7 schools offer graduate programs. Total 120,635 students have enrolled in Nevada colleges and, among them, 21,695 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Nevada colleges is 1,150 and the average ACT score is 21.5. The average acceptance rate is 8,663.40% for the colleges.

Public schools have 106,366 students and private schools have 14,269 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 11,618 students in Nevada.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Nevada colleges is $5,985 for Nevada residents and $18,119 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $21,872.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $6,630 for Nevada residents and $23,747 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $24,770 in Nevada.

Carrington College-Reno has the highest tuition & fees of $63,431 in Nevada. Among public Nevada schools, University of Nevada-Reno has the highest tuition & fees of $27,720 ($9,578 for Nevada residents).

New York +

399 colleges are active and serving students in New York - 106 public and 293 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 228 four(4) years (or high) schools, 83 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 88 vocational/trade schools.

375 schools have undergraduate programs and 154 schools offer graduate programs. Total 1,127,283 students have enrolled in New York colleges and, among them, 133,082 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of New York colleges is 1,254 and the average ACT score is 28.5. The average acceptance rate is 6,909.67% for the colleges.

Public schools have 597,184 students and private schools have 530,099 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 243,079 students in New York.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of New York colleges is $10,053 for New York residents and $15,377 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $25,949.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $12,208 for New York residents and $23,278 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $27,088 in New York.

Jewish Theological Seminary of America has the highest tuition & fees of $71,910 in New York. Among public New York schools, Western Suffolk BOCES has the highest tuition & fees of $46,000 ($46,000 for New York residents).

Ohio +

280 colleges are active and serving students in Ohio - 107 public and 173 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 128 four(4) years (or high) schools, 68 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 84 vocational/trade schools.

274 schools have undergraduate programs and 74 schools offer graduate programs. Total 618,374 students have enrolled in Ohio colleges and, among them, 137,519 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Ohio colleges is 1,173 and the average ACT score is 24.1. The average acceptance rate is 7,459.95% for the colleges.

Public schools have 473,116 students and private schools have 145,258 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 87,434 students in Ohio.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Ohio colleges is $8,792 for Ohio residents and $13,555 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $23,536.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $13,076 for Ohio residents and $25,902 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $19,359 in Ohio.

Kenyon College has the highest tuition & fees of $71,520 in Ohio. Among public Ohio schools, Ohio State University-Main Campus has the highest tuition & fees of $40,022 ($13,244 for Ohio residents).

Oklahoma +

103 colleges are active and serving students in Oklahoma - 63 public and 40 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 31 four(4) years (or high) schools, 28 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 44 vocational/trade schools.

101 schools have undergraduate programs and 25 schools offer graduate programs. Total 214,468 students have enrolled in Oklahoma colleges and, among them, 52,149 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Oklahoma colleges is 1,139 and the average ACT score is 21.9. The average acceptance rate is 7,451.72% for the colleges.

Public schools have 187,512 students and private schools have 26,956 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 29,836 students in Oklahoma.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Oklahoma colleges is $4,941 for Oklahoma residents and $8,209 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $20,189.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $7,117 for Oklahoma residents and $15,537 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $13,337 in Oklahoma.

University of Tulsa has the highest tuition & fees of $49,546 in Oklahoma. Among public Oklahoma schools, University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus has the highest tuition & fees of $27,377 ($9,797 for Oklahoma residents).

Oregon +

69 colleges are active and serving students in Oregon - 26 public and 43 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 31 four(4) years (or high) schools, 32 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 6 vocational/trade schools.

68 schools have undergraduate programs and 25 schools offer graduate programs. Total 199,538 students have enrolled in Oregon colleges and, among them, 46,837 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Oregon colleges is 1,262 and the average ACT score is 25.6. The average acceptance rate is 8,174.96% for the colleges.

Public schools have 170,256 students and private schools have 29,282 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 26,862 students in Oregon.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Oregon colleges is $8,857 for Oregon residents and $18,436 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $24,925.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $19,821 for Oregon residents and $27,622 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $23,305 in Oregon.

Reed College has the highest tuition & fees of $69,350 in Oregon. Among public Oregon schools, University of Oregon has the highest tuition & fees of $42,516 ($15,320 for Oregon residents).

Pennsylvania +

317 colleges are active and serving students in Pennsylvania - 91 public and 226 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 144 four(4) years (or high) schools, 88 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 85 vocational/trade schools.

302 schools have undergraduate programs and 115 schools offer graduate programs. Total 645,594 students have enrolled in Pennsylvania colleges and, among them, 100,863 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Pennsylvania colleges is 1,205 and the average ACT score is 27.2. The average acceptance rate is 7,580.03% for the colleges.

Public schools have 342,585 students and private schools have 303,009 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 144,119 students in Pennsylvania.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Pennsylvania colleges is $14,808 for Pennsylvania residents and $20,077 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $28,389.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $20,882 for Pennsylvania residents and $28,435 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $21,221 in Pennsylvania.

Franklin and Marshall College has the highest tuition & fees of $70,794 in Pennsylvania. Among public Pennsylvania schools, Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus has the highest tuition & fees of $41,790 ($20,644 for Pennsylvania residents).

Rhode Island +

23 colleges are active and serving students in Rhode Island - 3 public and 20 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 14 four(4) years (or high) schools, 2 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 7 vocational/trade schools.

22 schools have undergraduate programs and 12 schools offer graduate programs. Total 76,660 students have enrolled in Rhode Island colleges and, among them, 7,933 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Rhode Island colleges is 1,248 and the average ACT score is 29.3. The average acceptance rate is 6,627.17% for the colleges.

Public schools have 35,636 students and private schools have 41,024 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 11,368 students in Rhode Island.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Rhode Island colleges is $11,264 for Rhode Island residents and $26,426 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $31,614.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $14,070 for Rhode Island residents and $25,977 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $29,663 in Rhode Island.

Brown University has the highest tuition & fees of $71,312 in Rhode Island. Among public Rhode Island schools, University of Rhode Island has the highest tuition & fees of $37,146 ($16,942 for Rhode Island residents).

South Carolina +

93 colleges are active and serving students in South Carolina - 34 public and 59 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 45 four(4) years (or high) schools, 25 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 23 vocational/trade schools.

92 schools have undergraduate programs and 36 schools offer graduate programs. Total 252,504 students have enrolled in South Carolina colleges and, among them, 51,825 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of South Carolina colleges is 1,160 and the average ACT score is 24.5. The average acceptance rate is 7,383.19% for the colleges.

Public schools have 206,878 students and private schools have 45,626 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 30,045 students in South Carolina.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of South Carolina colleges is $8,800 for South Carolina residents and $17,959 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $20,739.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $13,499 for South Carolina residents and $24,429 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $17,128 in South Carolina.

Furman University has the highest tuition & fees of $59,770 in South Carolina. Among public South Carolina schools, Clemson University has the highest tuition & fees of $40,866 ($15,554 for South Carolina residents).

South Dakota +

25 colleges are active and serving students in South Dakota - 13 public and 12 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 17 four(4) years (or high) schools, 5 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 3 vocational/trade schools.

25 schools have undergraduate programs and 16 schools offer graduate programs. Total 52,126 students have enrolled in South Dakota colleges and, among them, 15,471 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of South Dakota colleges is 1,180 and the average ACT score is 22.8. The average acceptance rate is 8,232.55% for the colleges.

Public schools have 43,325 students and private schools have 8,801 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 8,334 students in South Dakota.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of South Dakota colleges is $7,582 for South Dakota residents and $9,176 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $18,574.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $6,501 for South Dakota residents and $11,078 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $14,987 in South Dakota.

Augustana University has the highest tuition & fees of $40,160 in South Dakota. Among public South Dakota schools, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology has the highest tuition & fees of $14,900 ($10,500 for South Dakota residents).

Tennessee +

146 colleges are active and serving students in Tennessee - 48 public and 98 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 59 four(4) years (or high) schools, 50 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 37 vocational/trade schools.

142 schools have undergraduate programs and 51 schools offer graduate programs. Total 340,488 students have enrolled in Tennessee colleges and, among them, 60,871 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Tennessee colleges is 1,159 and the average ACT score is 22.9. The average acceptance rate is 7,140.98% for the colleges.

Public schools have 236,974 students and private schools have 103,514 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 52,205 students in Tennessee.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Tennessee colleges is $6,219 for Tennessee residents and $11,825 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $21,211.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $11,968 for Tennessee residents and $20,806 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $17,407 in Tennessee.

Vanderbilt University has the highest tuition & fees of $67,498 in Tennessee. Among public Tennessee schools, The University of Tennessee-Knoxville has the highest tuition & fees of $33,256 ($13,812 for Tennessee residents).

Texas +

400 colleges are active and serving students in Texas - 106 public and 294 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 155 four(4) years (or high) schools, 100 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 145 vocational/trade schools.

390 schools have undergraduate programs and 113 schools offer graduate programs. Total 1,634,427 students have enrolled in Texas colleges and, among them, 356,623 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Texas colleges is 1,106 and the average ACT score is 23.1. The average acceptance rate is 7,574.19% for the colleges.

Public schools have 1,422,779 students and private schools have 211,648 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 210,954 students in Texas.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Texas colleges is $6,860 for Texas residents and $13,832 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $18,779.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $8,472 for Texas residents and $17,957 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $19,190 in Texas.

Gemini School of Visual Arts & Communication has the highest tuition & fees of $88,000 in Texas. Among public Texas schools, The University of Texas at Austin has the highest tuition & fees of $44,908 ($11,688 for Texas residents).

Utah +

62 colleges are active and serving students in Utah - 17 public and 45 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 21 four(4) years (or high) schools, 6 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 35 vocational/trade schools.

61 schools have undergraduate programs and 14 schools offer graduate programs. Total 455,722 students have enrolled in Utah colleges and, among them, 226,103 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Utah colleges is 1,201 and the average ACT score is 25.6. The average acceptance rate is 8,289.60% for the colleges.

Public schools have 214,323 students and private schools have 241,399 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 69,435 students in Utah.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Utah colleges is $4,561 for Utah residents and $11,415 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $19,569.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $8,844 for Utah residents and $22,108 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $14,559 in Utah.

Nightingale College has the highest tuition & fees of $85,700 in Utah. Among public Utah schools, University of Utah has the highest tuition & fees of $30,860 ($9,620 for Utah residents).

Virginia +

153 colleges are active and serving students in Virginia - 44 public and 109 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 82 four(4) years (or high) schools, 41 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 30 vocational/trade schools.

149 schools have undergraduate programs and 63 schools offer graduate programs. Total 561,478 students have enrolled in Virginia colleges and, among them, 171,804 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Virginia colleges is 1,182 and the average ACT score is 26.1. The average acceptance rate is 7,025.16% for the colleges.

Public schools have 377,240 students and private schools have 184,238 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 118,397 students in Virginia.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Virginia colleges is $9,260 for Virginia residents and $19,734 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $19,862.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $15,271 for Virginia residents and $28,525 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $16,535 in Virginia.

Washington and Lee University has the highest tuition & fees of $68,045 in Virginia. Among public Virginia schools, University of Virginia-Main Campus has the highest tuition & fees of $61,591 ($23,118 for Virginia residents).

Vermont +

15 colleges are active and serving students in Vermont - 3 public and 12 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 12 four(4) years (or high) schools, 1 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 2 vocational/trade schools.

12 schools have undergraduate programs and 11 schools offer graduate programs. Total 38,992 students have enrolled in Vermont colleges and, among them, 8,193 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Vermont colleges is 1,318 and the average ACT score is 30.6. The average acceptance rate is 6,224.78% for the colleges.

Public schools have 24,833 students and private schools have 14,159 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 5,658 students in Vermont.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Vermont colleges is $12,643 for Vermont residents and $27,146 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $43,522.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $11,179 for Vermont residents and $22,231 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $25,946 in Vermont.

Middlebury College has the highest tuition & fees of $67,600 in Vermont. Among public Vermont schools, University of Vermont has the highest tuition & fees of $45,502 ($19,058 for Vermont residents).

Washington +

100 colleges are active and serving students in Washington - 45 public and 55 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 69 four(4) years (or high) schools, 12 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 19 vocational/trade schools.

97 schools have undergraduate programs and 31 schools offer graduate programs. Total 321,834 students have enrolled in Washington colleges and, among them, 63,891 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Washington colleges is 1,245 and the average ACT score is 26.7. The average acceptance rate is 7,503.87% for the colleges.

Public schools have 277,092 students and private schools have 44,742 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 38,180 students in Washington.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Washington colleges is $6,815 for Washington residents and $13,664 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $24,795.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $15,753 for Washington residents and $30,470 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $24,200 in Washington.

Whitman College has the highest tuition & fees of $64,050 in Washington. Among public Washington schools, University of Washington-Tacoma Campus has the highest tuition & fees of $43,404 ($13,168 for Washington residents).

Wisconsin +

85 colleges are active and serving students in Wisconsin - 32 public and 53 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 49 four(4) years (or high) schools, 20 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 16 vocational/trade schools.

81 schools have undergraduate programs and 40 schools offer graduate programs. Total 321,993 students have enrolled in Wisconsin colleges and, among them, 49,561 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Wisconsin colleges is 1,213 and the average ACT score is 23.7. The average acceptance rate is 7,976.03% for the colleges.

Public schools have 265,523 students and private schools have 56,470 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 41,465 students in Wisconsin.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Wisconsin colleges is $6,883 for Wisconsin residents and $12,378 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $25,468.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $9,853 for Wisconsin residents and $18,638 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $16,012 in Wisconsin.

Shepherds College has the highest tuition & fees of $157,200 in Wisconsin. Among public Wisconsin schools, University of Wisconsin-Madison has the highest tuition & fees of $42,103 ($11,603 for Wisconsin residents).

West Virginia +

68 colleges are active and serving students in West Virginia - 40 public and 28 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 28 four(4) years (or high) schools, 22 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 18 vocational/trade schools.

66 schools have undergraduate programs and 22 schools offer graduate programs. Total 137,024 students have enrolled in West Virginia colleges and, among them, 69,121 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of West Virginia colleges is 1,004 and the average ACT score is 20.7. The average acceptance rate is 8,233.78% for the colleges.

Public schools have 73,370 students and private schools have 63,654 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 21,692 students in West Virginia.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of West Virginia colleges is $6,648 for West Virginia residents and $10,542 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $16,978.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $10,688 for West Virginia residents and $19,493 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is $11,258 in West Virginia.

Bethany College has the highest tuition & fees of $36,102 in West Virginia. Among public West Virginia schools, West Virginia University has the highest tuition & fees of $28,608 ($10,104 for West Virginia residents).

Wyoming +

10 colleges are active and serving students in Wyoming - 8 public and 2 private schools. By school levels and categories, there are 5 four(4) years (or high) schools, 4 community colleges (2-4 years schools), and 1 vocational/trade schools.

10 schools have undergraduate programs and 1 schools offer graduate programs. Total 30,230 students have enrolled in Wyoming colleges and, among them, 5,782 students enrolled online exclusively and/or in some courses.

The average SAT score of Wyoming colleges is N/A and the average ACT score is N/A. The average acceptance rate is 9,688.00% for the colleges.

Public schools have 28,986 students and private schools have 1,244 enrolled students. The graduate schools have 2,654 students in Wyoming.

The 2025 average tuition & fees of Wyoming colleges is $4,988 for Wyoming residents and $12,552 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. In private schools, the average tuition & fees is $24,525.

The average graduate tuition & fees is $8,422 for Wyoming residents and $21,822 for out-of-state students. For private graduate schools, the tuition & fees is - in Wyoming.

WyoTech has the highest tuition & fees of $31,750 in Wyoming. Among public Wyoming schools, University of Wyoming has the highest tuition & fees of $24,178 ($7,768 for Wyoming residents).

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