Browse colleges by state
Every four-year and above college in the federal data — 1,596 of them, across 54 states and territories. Each page lists what those colleges cost after aid, how many students graduate, and what graduates earn ten years on.
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Alabama26 colleges · median $18,773/yr after aid→Alaska2 colleges · median $13,097/yr after aid→Arizona10 colleges · median $22,528/yr after aid→Arkansas19 colleges · median $16,880/yr after aid→California99 colleges · median $22,318/yr after aid→Colorado19 colleges · median $17,760/yr after aid→Connecticut25 colleges · median $26,452/yr after aid→Delaware4 colleges · median $15,599/yr after aid→District of Columbia7 colleges · median $36,586/yr after aid→Florida47 colleges · median $21,293/yr after aid→Georgia47 colleges · median $18,499/yr after aid→Guam1 college · median $8,598/yr after aid→Hawaii6 colleges · median $16,219/yr after aid→Idaho7 colleges · median $17,558/yr after aid→Illinois54 colleges · median $18,982/yr after aid→Indiana43 colleges · median $19,310/yr after aid→Iowa30 colleges · median $22,531/yr after aid→Kansas24 colleges · median $22,445/yr after aid→Kentucky27 colleges · median $18,294/yr after aid→Louisiana25 colleges · median $13,606/yr after aid→Maine17 colleges · median $18,885/yr after aid→Maryland28 colleges · median $18,989/yr after aid→Massachusetts63 colleges · median $27,494/yr after aid→Michigan41 colleges · median $17,124/yr after aid→Minnesota34 colleges · median $19,956/yr after aid→Mississippi15 colleges · median $15,676/yr after aid→Missouri47 colleges · median $20,243/yr after aid→Montana9 colleges · median $16,784/yr after aid→Nebraska20 colleges · median $19,241/yr after aid→Nevada4 colleges · median $14,068/yr after aid→New Hampshire12 colleges · median $27,063/yr after aid→New Jersey31 colleges · median $20,503/yr after aid→New Mexico9 colleges · median $12,570/yr after aid→New York129 colleges · median $21,437/yr after aid→North Carolina49 colleges · median $18,277/yr after aid→North Dakota8 colleges · median $14,818/yr after aid→Ohio65 colleges · median $20,961/yr after aid→Oklahoma23 colleges · median $15,849/yr after aid→Oregon20 colleges · median $25,121/yr after aid→Pennsylvania111 colleges · median $23,331/yr after aid→Puerto Rico34 colleges · median $9,217/yr after aid→Rhode Island11 colleges · median $31,027/yr after aid→South Carolina32 colleges · median $18,408/yr after aid→South Dakota10 colleges · median $20,021/yr after aid→Tennessee38 colleges · median $18,878/yr after aid→Texas85 colleges · median $18,267/yr after aid→US Virgin Islands1 college · median $7,469/yr after aid→Utah7 colleges · median $15,564/yr after aid→Vermont7 colleges · median $25,239/yr after aid→Virginia42 colleges · median $20,896/yr after aid→Washington22 colleges · median $22,662/yr after aid→West Virginia15 colleges · median $14,006/yr after aid→Wisconsin34 colleges · median $21,260/yr after aid→Wyoming1 college · median $13,599/yr after aid→
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Start the quiz →Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Net price is what students actually paid after grant aid, averaged across all incomes — the figure varies a great deal by household income, which each college page breaks out.