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University of Puerto Rico: Aguadilla

Aguadilla, PR

4-year
Public
Small
Suburban

42% graduation rate

$6K average per year after aid

422–546

California State University: Fullerton

Fullerton, CA

4-year
Public
Very Large
Suburban

69% graduation rate

$8K average per year after aid

860–1070

California State University: Stanislaus

Turlock, CA

4-year
Public
Medium
Suburban

55% graduation rate

$8K average per year after aid

900–1080

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California State University: Dominguez Hills

Carson, CA

4-year
Public
Large
Suburban

46% graduation rate

$5K average per year after aid

790–930

California State University: Monterey Bay

Seaside, CA

4-year
Public
Medium
Suburban

61% graduation rate

$11K average per year after aid

900–1220

California State University: San Bernardino

San Bernardino, CA

4-year
Public
Very Large
Suburban

54% graduation rate

$9K average per year after aid

820–1020

Bossier Parish Community College

Bossier City, LA

2-year
Public
Medium
Suburban

Graduation rate not available

$10K average per year after aid

400–500

California State University: San Marcos

San Marcos, CA

4-year
Public
Large
Suburban

57% graduation rate

$10K average per year after aid

880–1070

Oklahoma Christian University

Edmond, OK

4-year
Private
Small
Suburban

57% graduation rate

$20K average per year after aid

510–640

University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg

Greensburg, PA

4-year
Public
Small
Suburban

39% graduation rate

$18K average per year after aid

510–600

Saint Petersburg College

St Petersburg, FL

4-year
Public
Very Large
Suburban

Graduation rate not available

$2K average per year after aid

920–1120

University of Washington Bothell

Bothell, WA

4-year
Public
Medium
Suburban

69% graduation rate

$9K average per year after aid

1100–1390

University of the Virgin Islands

St Thomas, VI

4-year
Public
Small
Suburban

26% graduation rate

$9K average per year after aid

810–1033

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater

Whitewater, WI

4-year
Public
Large
Suburban

62% graduation rate

$13K average per year after aid

950–1150

University of Wyoming

Laramie, WY

4-year
Public
Medium
Suburban

61% graduation rate

$13K average per year after aid

1035–1260