Colleges in Rhode Island
11 colleges in Rhode Island, 2 of them public. The median costs $31,027 a year after grant aid, and median graduate earnings ten years after entering are $70,005.
| College | Net price / yr | Admit rate | Graduation | Earnings @ 10yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brown UniversityProvidence · Private | $25,184 | 5% | 96% | $93,487 |
| Bryant UniversitySmithfield · Private | $41,219 | 66% | 80% | $90,008 |
| College UnboundProvidence · Private | $21,108 | — | — | — |
| Johnson & Wales University-OnlineProvidence · Private | $20,252 | 91% | 0% | $43,418 |
| Johnson & Wales University-ProvidenceProvidence · Private | $31,027 | 88% | 55% | $43,418 |
| Providence CollegeProvidence · Private | $48,523 | 51% | 86% | $87,054 |
| Rhode Island CollegeProvidence · Public | $9,478 | 92% | 48% | $56,318 |
| Rhode Island School of DesignProvidence · Private | $50,507 | 19% | 89% | $68,140 |
| Roger Williams UniversityBristol · Private | $37,999 | 88% | 69% | $70,266 |
| Salve Regina UniversityNewport · Private | $36,967 | 68% | 77% | $72,975 |
| University of Rhode IslandKingston · Public | $21,440 | 72% | 73% | $69,743 |
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