Salem State University

Public regional university in suburban Massachusetts with open admissions and low in-state tuition.


Simmons University

Boston-based university with health professions focus and 66% acceptance rate.


Bard College at Simon's Rock

Small liberal arts college in rural Massachusetts serving 312 students with open admissions and early college entry.


Smith College

Selective liberal arts college in Massachusetts with 20% acceptance rate and strong research activity classification.


Southeastern Technical Institute

Public vocational school in South Easton, Massachusetts, focused on licensed practical nursing training.


Springfield College

Private college in Springfield, Massachusetts, focused on health professions with accessible admissions and moderate tuition.


Springfield Technical Community College

Public community college in Springfield, Massachusetts, focused on health professions and career training.


University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth

Research-active public university in southeastern Massachusetts with open admissions and strong business program focus.


Stonehill College

Private arts and sciences college in suburban Massachusetts with accessible admissions and a business focus.


Suffolk University

Private Boston university with open admissions, strong focus on business and professional programs.


Rob Roy Academy-Taunton

A cosmetology training school in Taunton, Massachusetts with a small cohort of students.


Tufts University

Research 1 institution in suburban Boston with 10.1% acceptance rate and strong emphasis on social sciences.


Wellesley College

Highly selective liberal arts college in suburban Boston with 14% acceptance rate and strong research focus.


Wentworth Institute of Technology

Boston engineering school with accessible admissions and hands-on technical focus; 4,018 students.


Western New England University

Private university in Springfield with business-focused programs and accessible admissions.


Westfield State University

Public regional university in Massachusetts with strong focus on homeland security, law enforcement, and protective services.


Wheaton College (Massachusetts)

Private liberal arts college in suburban Massachusetts with strong focus on biological and biomedical sciences.


Williams College

Highly selective liberal arts college in Massachusetts with 10% acceptance rate and strong research resources.


Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Research-intensive engineering school with very high doctoral spending and a 58.5% acceptance rate.


Worcester State University

Public regional university in Worcester, Massachusetts, focused on health professions with accessible admissions.


Adrian College

Small private college in Michigan focused on business and management with accessible admissions.


Albion College

Small arts and sciences college in rural Michigan with open admissions and tuition exceeding $56,000.


Hillsdale Beauty College

Small cosmetology school in Hillsdale, Michigan, training students for careers in beauty services.


Northwestern Technological Institute

Specialized trade school in Southfield, Michigan, offering HVAC-focused technical training with 689 students enrolled.


Alma College

Private liberal arts college in rural Michigan with accessible admissions and a strong business focus.


Alpena Community College

Small community college in Michigan's Upper Peninsula focused on health professions and allied health training.


Andrews University

Private university in Michigan focused on health professions with accessible admissions and moderate tuition.


Aquinas College

Small Catholic liberal arts college in Grand Rapids focused on business and professional programs.


Baker College

Private college in Owosso, Michigan focused on health professions with accessible admissions and low tuition of $12,600 annually.


Bay de Noc Community College

A public community college in Michigan's Upper Peninsula serving the Escanaba region with low tuition and general studies programs.


Bayshire Academy of Beauty Craft Inc

A for-profit cosmetology school in Bay City, Michigan, training students for careers in beauty and personal care.


Calvin University

Private Grand Rapids university with health professions focus and accessible admissions, enrolling 3,364 students.


Calvin Theological Seminary

Theological seminary in Grand Rapids training students for ministry and religious vocations with 307 students.


Carnegie Institute

Private for-profit 2-year institution in Troy, Michigan offering General Studies programs with $15,310 annual tuition.


Michigan School of Psychology

Graduate-focused psychology school in Farmington Hills with 176 students and specialized master's-level training.


Central Michigan University

Public research university in Michigan with accessible admissions and a strong business education focus.


Mott Community College

Public two-year community college in Flint, Michigan, serving over 6,400 students in liberal arts and transfer pathways.


Empire Beauty School-Michigan

For-profit cosmetology school in Grand Rapids offering accelerated beauty training with $19,260 annual tuition.


Cleary University

Business-focused private university in suburban Michigan with roughly even admissions and enrollment under 1,100 students.


Concordia University Ann Arbor

Small private university in Ann Arbor focused on health professions, with accessible admissions and moderate tuition.


Cranbrook Academy of Art

Specialized arts academy in suburban Michigan with 119 students and focus on visual and performing arts.


College for Creative Studies

Arts-focused independent college in Detroit with open admissions and specialized training in visual and performing arts.


Davenport University

Business-focused private university in Grand Rapids with open admissions and tuition under $24,000 annually.


David Pressley School of Cosmetology

Cosmetology school in suburban Michigan with hands-on training in hair, skin, and nail services.


Delta College

Rural Michigan community college with $3,990 annual in-state tuition serving 7,646 students.


Detroit Business Institute-Downriver

For-profit nursing vocational school in suburban Michigan with licensed practical nurse training focus.


Universal Technical Institute-Canton

Trade school in suburban Michigan training automotive and equipment technicians through hands-on vocational programs.


University of Detroit Mercy

Private research university in Detroit focused on health professions with accessible admissions and moderate tuition.


Dorsey College

For-profit two-year college in suburban Michigan offering general studies programs to 547 students.


Eastern Michigan University

Public research university in Michigan's Detroit suburbs with focus on health professions and accessible admissions.


Creative Hair School of Cosmetology

Cosmetology training school in Flint offering licensure preparation with tuition of $16,170 annually.


Ferris State University

Professions-focused university in rural Michigan with accessible admissions and low tuition.


Glen Oaks Community College

Rural Michigan community college with total in-state cost of attendance under $10,000.


Kettering University

Engineering-focused private university in Flint, Michigan with 1,605 students and accessible admissions.


Gogebic Community College

A small public community college in Michigan's Upper Peninsula focused on health professions training.


Grace Christian University

Small private theology-focused baccalaureate institution in Wyoming, Michigan with open admissions and tuition under $16,000.


Cornerstone University

Private business-focused university in Grand Rapids with 1,735 students and a 73% acceptance rate.


Grand Rapids Community College

Michigan public two-year college in Grand Rapids with low tuition and 12,142 students.


Grand Valley State University

Public regional university in Michigan with accessible admissions, strong business program, and moderate tuition.


Great Lakes Christian College

Specialized theological college in Lansing, Michigan, with an enrollment of 130 students.


Henry Ford College

Public 4-year institution in Dearborn serving 11,239 students with low tuition and open admissions.


Hillsdale College

Selective private liberal arts college in Michigan with strong test scores and a $1.1 billion endowment.


Hope College

Private baccalaureate college in Holland, Michigan with accessible admissions and strong liberal arts focus.


Jackson College

Rural Michigan public college with low tuition and enrollment under 5,000 students.


Kalamazoo College

Private liberal arts college in Kalamazoo with strong emphasis on biological sciences and accessible admissions.


Kalamazoo Valley Community College

Public community college in Kalamazoo serving 6,320 students with low tuition and general liberal arts programming.


Kellogg Community College

Public two-year college in Battle Creek focused on health professions and career training with low tuition.


Kirtland Community College

Rural Michigan community college focused on health professions with in-state tuition under $4,300.


Michigan College of Beauty-Monroe

Cosmetology training school in Monroe, Michigan serving 100 students with tuition of $17,275 annually.


Lake Michigan College

Rural Michigan community college serving 2,904 students with low tuition and general liberal arts coursework.


Lake Superior State University

Small public university in Michigan's Upper Peninsula specializing in homeland security and law enforcement, with 1,669 students.


Lansing Community College

Public 2-year college in Michigan's capital serving over 9,200 students with low tuition and general education pathways.


Lawrence Technological University

Engineering-focused research university in Southfield, Michigan with 80% acceptance rate and 3,260 students.


M J Murphy Beauty College of Mount Pleasant

Cosmetology training school in Mount Pleasant, Michigan with enrollment under 40 students.


Macomb Community College

Public two-year college in Warren, Michigan, serving nearly 16,000 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


Madonna University

Small private university in Detroit area focused on health professions with open admissions and $28,440 annual tuition.


Rochester University

Small private baccalaureate college in Michigan's suburbs focused on education, with open admissions and $39,682 annual cost of attendance.


University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

Research 1 university in Ann Arbor with highly selective admissions and strong computer science focus.


The Michigan Barber School

Barbering school in Detroit training students for cosmetology careers with tuition under $14,000.


Michigan State University

Research 1 university in Michigan with 51,316 students; accessible admissions and strong research output.


Michigan Technological University

Research 1 engineering-focused public university in Michigan's Upper Peninsula with accessible admissions and strong STEM focus.


University of Michigan-Dearborn

Research university in Dearborn, Michigan, with engineering as its dominant undergraduate focus and research classification.


University of Michigan-Flint

Public regional campus in Flint with a focus on health professions; enrollment of 6,130 and 68.8% acceptance rate.


Mid Michigan College

Rural Michigan community college with focus on health professions, enrolling 3,416 students with in-state tuition of $6,032.


Monroe County Community College

Public two-year community college in rural Michigan serving 2,250 students with low tuition.


Montcalm Community College

Rural Michigan community college with low tuition serving 1,587 students through transfer and career pathways.


Muskegon Community College

Public two-year college in Muskegon, Michigan serving 3,518 students with low tuition and general studies pathways.


North Central Michigan College

Public two-year college in northern Michigan serving about 1,540 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


Northern Michigan University

Public regional university in Michigan's Upper Peninsula emphasizing health professions and related programs.


Northwestern Michigan College

Regional 4-year college in Traverse City offering liberal arts with in-state tuition under $4,300.


Northwood University

Business-focused private university in Michigan with accessible admissions and emphasis on management and marketing.


Oakland Community College

Public two-year college in suburban Michigan serving over 13,800 students with low tuition and flexible pathways.


Oakland University

Research-active public university in suburban Michigan with a strong health professions focus and 70% acceptance rate.


The University of Olivet

Small private college in rural Michigan focused on business, management, and marketing with open admissions.


Port Huron Cosmetology College

Trade school in suburban Michigan training students for careers as aestheticians and skin care specialists.


Kuyper College

Small private college in Grand Rapids focused on public administration and social service professions, with selective admissions.


Ross Medical Education Center-Lansing

Medical assistant training school in Lansing offering short-term clinical certification programs.


Ross Medical Education Center-Warren

For-profit medical assistant training program in Warren, Michigan with enrollment under 200 students.


Ross Medical Education Center-Flint

For-profit medical assistant training program in Flint with focused, short-term curriculum.


Sacred Heart Major Seminary

Theological seminary in Detroit training students for Catholic priesthood with open admissions and $24,000 annual tuition.


Saginaw Valley State University

Regional public university in Michigan with focus on health professions and applied programs; 73% acceptance rate.


Schoolcraft Community College District

Michigan public community college in Livonia with low tuition and a focus on liberal arts and transfer pathways.


Siena Heights University

Private liberal arts university in Michigan focused on health professions with moderate selectivity and tuition of $29,500.


St Clair County Community College

Public two-year college in Port Huron, Michigan, serving 3,105 students with low in-state tuition of $5,212 annually.


Southwestern Michigan College

Rural Michigan community college serving 1,953 students with low tuition and a transfer-focused liberal arts curriculum.


Spring Arbor University

Small private university in rural Michigan focused on public administration and social service professions.


Michigan Career and Technical Institute

A small public trade school in rural Michigan offering hands-on career and technical training.


Thomas M Cooley Law School

Law school in Lansing, Michigan, training students for legal practice with 451 enrolled students.


Twin City Beauty College

For-profit cosmetology school in Saint Joseph, Michigan, with 269 students pursuing licensure in beauty services.


Walsh College

Business-focused private college in Troy, Michigan with 1,134 students and $22,104 annual tuition.


Washtenaw Community College

Michigan public two-year college in Ann Arbor serving 10,756 students with low in-state tuition of $2,376 annually.


Wayne County Community College District

Public 2-year community college in Detroit serving over 12,500 students with low tuition costs.


Wayne State University

Research-intensive university in Detroit with accessible admissions and strong business program focus.


West Shore Community College

Rural Michigan community college with low tuition serving 1,028 students in liberal arts and general studies.


Paul Mitchell the School-Grand Rapids

Cosmetology training school in Kentwood, Michigan with hands-on salon and spa instruction.


Western Michigan University

Research-focused public university in Kalamazoo with accessible admissions and strong business programs.


Western Theological Seminary

Specialized theological seminary in Holland, Michigan, training students for religious vocations and ministry.


Academy College

Specialized for-profit school in Bloomington training students in Transportation and Materials Moving with tuition at $17,812 annually.


Alexandria Technical & Community College

Public two-year college in Alexandria, Minnesota, serving 3,038 students with affordable tuition.


Anoka Technical College

Public suburban technical college in Minnesota focused on health professions and career training, serving 1,822 students.


Anoka-Ramsey Community College

Public two-year community college in suburban Minnesota serving 7,843 students with transfer-focused liberal arts programming.


Augsburg University

Augsburg University is a Minneapolis-based private institution with accessible admissions and a business-focused curriculum.


Riverland Community College

Public two-year community college in rural Minnesota serving 3,591 students with affordable tuition.


Northwest Technical College

Public 2-year college in Bemidji, Minnesota focused on health professions and nursing training.


Bemidji State University

Regional public university in northern Minnesota with low tuition and accessible admissions focused on business and professional degrees.


Bethany Lutheran College

Small private Lutheran college in Minnesota with a primary focus on business and management studies.


Bethel University

Private institution in Saint Paul with open admissions, focused on business and professional programs.


Central Lakes College-Brainerd

Public two-year college in central Minnesota serving 4,532 students with general liberal arts and sciences programs.


Carleton College

Highly selective liberal arts college in Minnesota with 22% acceptance rate and strong research emphasis.


Concordia College at Moorhead

Private baccalaureate college in Minnesota with a focus on business and liberal arts, enrollment of 1,868.


Concordia University-Saint Paul

Private health professions-focused university in Saint Paul serving 5,854 students with a 75% acceptance rate.


Dakota County Technical College

Rural Minnesota technical college focused on mechanic and repair technologies with $5,759 annual tuition.


Martin Luther College

Small private college in Minnesota focused on teacher preparation with accessible admissions and modest tuition.


Lake Superior College

Public two-year college in Duluth offering transfer pathways and career programs with tuition under $5,000.


Minnesota State Community and Technical College

Public two-year college in rural Minnesota serving over 5,400 students with accessible tuition of $5,424 annually.


Minnesota West Community and Technical College

Rural Minnesota community college focused on health professions with tuition under $6,000 annually.


Gustavus Adolphus College

Private liberal arts college in rural Minnesota with moderate selectivity and tuition exceeding $55,000 annually.


Hamline University

Private liberal arts university in Saint Paul with open admissions and social sciences focus; 2,432 students.


Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School

Specialized graduate school in Center City, Minnesota focused on addiction studies and health professions.


Hennepin Technical College

Public technical college in the Twin Cities metro area focused on engineering and career training.


Minnesota North College

Public two-year college in northern Minnesota serving 3,020 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


Aveda Arts & Sciences Institute Minneapolis

Cosmetology training school in Minneapolis with less-than-two-year programs and 608 students.


Inver Hills Community College

Public two-year college in suburban Minnesota serving 3,689 students with liberal arts and transfer pathways.


Luther Seminary

Theological seminary in Saint Paul training Lutheran pastors and religious leaders with 348 students.


Macalester College

Selective liberal arts college in Saint Paul with strong social sciences focus and 2,142 undergraduates.


South Central College

Public two-year college in Minnesota serving nearly 2,700 students with low tuition and general studies programs.


Minnesota State University-Mankato

Regional 4-year public university in Mankato focused on business and professional programs with accessible admissions.


Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science

Specialized medical school in Rochester, Minnesota, with 38.7% acceptance rate and tuition of $8,888.


Metropolitan State University

Public university in Saint Paul focused on business and professional degrees with open admissions and tuition under $9,000.


University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

Research 1 university in Minneapolis with very high research spending and 54,890 students across diverse undergraduate and graduate programs.


University of Minnesota-Crookston

Public regional campus in rural Minnesota focused on business and professional programs with accessible admissions.


Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Arts-focused college in Minneapolis offering visual and performing arts training to 824 students with selective admissions.


Minneapolis Community and Technical College

Minneapolis-based community college with open admissions and tuition under $5,300 annually.


Herzing University-Minneapolis

Specialized health professions school in St. Louis Park with open admissions and tuition of $12,360 annually.


Nova Academy of Cosmetology Woodbury

For-profit cosmetology school in suburban Minnesota with hands-on training in beauty and personal care services.


University of Minnesota-Duluth

Public regional research university in Duluth serving 9,350 students, with accessible admissions and moderate tuition.


University of Minnesota-Morris

A public liberal arts college in rural Minnesota with strong life sciences programs and open admissions.


Model College of Hair Design

Cosmetology school in Saint Cloud, Minnesota offering focused hair design training to about 108 students.


Minnesota State University Moorhead

Regional public university in Moorhead emphasizing business and professional programs with selective admissions.


North Hennepin Community College

Public two-year college in Brooklyn Park serving 5,195 students with tuition of $4,502 annually.


Normandale Community College

Public two-year college in Bloomington serving nearly 9,600 students with transfer and liberal arts pathways.


North Central University

Private Minneapolis university focused on theology and religious vocations with open admissions and tuition of $30,350.


Northland Community and Technical College

Public two-year college in northern Minnesota with focus on health professions and technical training.


University of Northwestern-St Paul

Private faith-based university in Saint Paul with theology and religious vocations as its primary focus.


Northwestern Health Sciences University

Specialized health professions school in Bloomington enrolling 1,032 students with tuition at $11,040 annually.


Oak Hills Christian College

Small theological college in rural Minnesota with Christian focus and low tuition.


Pine Technical & Community College

Rural Minnesota community college with low tuition and focus on liberal arts and career pathways.


Rochester Community and Technical College

Public 2-year college in Rochester serving 4,714 students with low tuition and general transfer-focused coursework.


College of Saint Benedict

Small liberal arts college in Saint Joseph, Minnesota, with accessible admissions and strong biological sciences focus.


St Cloud Technical and Community College

Public 2-year college in Saint Cloud serving 3,565 students with low tuition and career-focused programs.


Saint Cloud State University

Public regional university in Saint Cloud with accessible admissions and low tuition; strong business focus.


Saint Johns University

Private liberal arts college in rural Minnesota with open admissions and a business focus.


Saint Mary's University of Minnesota

Private Catholic university in Minnesota with strong emphasis on business and professional programs, open admissions policy.


St Olaf College

Private liberal arts college in Minnesota with selective admissions and strong enrollment in social sciences.


Crown College

Private Christian college in rural Minnesota focused on theology and religious vocations, enrolling 1,727 students.


The College of Saint Scholastica

Private liberal arts college in Duluth focused on health professions with open admissions and 2,979 students.


University of St Thomas

Private research university in Saint Paul with strong business programs and accessible admissions; enrolls 9,121 students.


Empire Beauty School-Bloomington

Trade school in Bloomington, Minnesota, offering cosmetology training in a less-than-two-year format.


St Catherine University

Health professions-focused private university in Saint Paul with open admissions and tuition of $37,534.


Rasmussen University-Minnesota

For-profit institution in St. Cloud specializing in nursing and health professions with $10,595 annual tuition.


Saint Paul College

Public community college in Saint Paul enrolling 5,155 students with tuition of $5,486 annually.


Southwest Minnesota State University

Regional public university in southwestern Minnesota focused on teacher preparation and professional programs.


Summit Academy Opportunities Industrialization Center

Minneapolis construction trades school offering short-term training in building and skilled trades.


United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities

Specialized theological seminary in St. Paul enrolling 244 students in religious vocations training.


Dunwoody College of Technology

Dunwoody College of Technology in Minneapolis trains students for careers in construction trades with accessible admissions.


Ridgewater College

Public two-year college in rural Minnesota offering liberal arts and sciences programs to 2,855 students.


Minnesota State College Southeast

Public 2-year college in Winona, Minnesota, focused on engineering and technical programs with $5,676 annual tuition.


Winona State University

Public Minnesota university focused on health professions, enrolling 6,058 students with accessible admissions and moderate in-state tuition.


Mitchell Hamline School of Law

Specialized law school in Saint Paul training students for legal careers with 1,217 students enrolled.


Century College

Public two-year college in suburban Minneapolis serving 8,248 students with low tuition and broad transfer pathways.


Alcorn State University

This HBCU in rural Mississippi emphasizes biological and biomedical sciences with a 24.7% acceptance rate.


Belhaven University

Private 4-year university in Jackson, Mississippi, focused on business and professional education with a 53% acceptance rate.


Blue Mountain Christian University

Small private Christian university in rural Mississippi focused on teacher education with open admissions.


Chris Beauty College

Cosmetology trade school in Gulfport offering focused training in beauty services.


Coahoma Community College

Rural HBCU community college in Clarksdale, Mississippi, with total annual costs of $8,220.


Copiah-Lincoln Community College

Rural Mississippi community college focused on health professions with a total cost of attendance under $10,000 for in-state students.


Delta State University

Regional public university in Mississippi with open admissions and low tuition, focused on teacher education.


East Central Community College

Rural Mississippi community college with low tuition and open admissions serving 2,523 students.


East Mississippi Community College

Rural Mississippi community college emphasizing health professions, with a total enrollment of 3,642 students.


Fosters Cosmetology College

Vocational cosmetology school in rural Mississippi with a tuition cost of $15,200 annually.


Academy of Hair Design-Grenada

Cosmetology training school in rural Mississippi with enrollment under 40 students.


Hinds Community College

Rural Mississippi community college serving over 9,300 students with affordable transfer and career pathways.


Holmes Community College

Rural Mississippi community college focused on health professions with a total cost of attendance under $10,000.


Itawamba Community College

Rural Mississippi community college serving nearly 5,000 students with affordable tuition and general studies programs.


Jackson State University

HBCU in Jackson, Mississippi, classified as a research institution with 6,564 students and open admissions.


Jones County Junior College

Public two-year college in rural Mississippi serving 4,305 students with low tuition and broad liberal arts coursework.


Meridian Community College

Public two-year college in Meridian, Mississippi, serving 2,556 students with low tuition and general education pathways.


Millsaps College

Small arts and sciences college in Jackson, Mississippi, with 626 students and a 49% acceptance rate.


Mississippi Delta Community College

Rural Mississippi community college with strong focus on health professions and low tuition costs.


University of Mississippi

Research 1 university in Oxford, Mississippi, with open admissions and strong focus on business and professional programs.


Mississippi University for Women

Public nursing-focused university in Columbus, Mississippi with open admissions and low in-state tuition.


Mississippi Valley State University

HBCU in rural Mississippi with low tuition and open admissions, focused on teacher preparation.


Mississippi College

Private liberal arts college in Mississippi with a focus on health professions; 49% acceptance rate.


Hatfield's Mississippi College of Beauty Culture

Cosmetology school in Laurel, Mississippi training students for licensure in beauty and personal care services.


Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College

Rural Mississippi community college with enrollment of 8,091 and focus on health professions training.


Mississippi State University

Research 1 university in rural Mississippi with moderate selectivity and in-state tuition under $10,200.


Northeast Mississippi Community College

Public two-year community college in northeast Mississippi serving 3,338 students with low tuition costs.


Northwest Mississippi Community College

A public 2-year community college in northern Mississippi serving 7,520 students with tuition of $3,400 annually.


Pearl River Community College

Rural Mississippi community college serving 5,620 students with low tuition and general education pathways.


Rust College

Historically Black college in Holly Springs, Mississippi, enrolling 429 students with selective admissions and low tuition.


Southeastern Baptist College

Small private business college in rural Mississippi with tuition under $7,200 annually.


Southwest Mississippi Community College

Rural Mississippi community college serving 1,752 students with low in-state tuition of $3,480 annually.


University of Southern Mississippi

Research 1 university in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, with open admissions and in-state tuition under $10,000.


Tougaloo College

HBCU in Mississippi with strong focus on social sciences and research engagement for 725 students.


Vaughn Beauty College

Cosmetology training school in rural Aberdeen, Mississippi, enrolling 60 students.


Wesley Biblical Seminary

Theological seminary in Ridgeland, Mississippi, offering religious studies with open admissions and $7,500 annual tuition.


William Carey University

Private university in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, focused on health professions with a 58% acceptance rate and $14,250 tuition.


Aquinas Institute of Theology

Specialized theology graduate school in Saint Louis with 83 students focused on religious vocations and study.


Avila University

Private Kansas City university focused on health professions, enrolling 1,733 students with selective admissions.


Mission University

Specialized theology school in Springfield, Missouri, with enrollment under 400 and tuition of $15,750 annually.


House of Heavilin Beauty College-Blue Springs

Specialized beauty school in suburban Missouri training aestheticians and skin care specialists.


Cox College

Specialized nursing and health professions college in Springfield, Missouri, with 795 students and 71% acceptance rate.


Calvary University

Small Kansas City university focused on theology and religious vocations with open admissions.


Cape Girardeau Career and Technology Center trains licensed practical nurses in Missouri with tuition under $8,500 annually.


Central Christian College of the Bible

Small theological college in rural Missouri focused exclusively on religious vocations training.


Central Methodist University-College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Small private liberal arts college in rural Missouri focused on health professions and related programs.


University of Central Missouri

Public comprehensive university in Missouri with low in-state tuition and open admissions, emphasizing teacher education.


Grand River Technical School

Public less-than-2-year technical school in Missouri focused on diesel mechanics training.


Cleveland University-Kansas City

Specialized health professions school in Overland Park, Kansas, with 588 students and open admissions.


Columbia College

Private 4-year college in Columbia, Missouri, focused on business and professional education with 6,046 students.


Conception Seminary College

Specialized seminary college in rural Missouri focused on philosophical and religious studies for a small student body.


Concordia Seminary

Theological seminary in Saint Louis training students for religious vocations with 600 students.


Cottey College

Small liberal arts college in rural Missouri with accessible admissions and modest tuition for a residential 4-year institution.


Covenant Theological Seminary

Theological seminary in Saint Louis training students for Christian ministry and religious leadership.


Crowder College

Public 2-year college in Missouri offering liberal arts and sciences programs with low tuition and a $67 million endowment.


Culver-Stockton College

Rural Missouri baccalaureate college focused on business and management with open admissions and $30,230 annual tuition.


Drury University

Private baccalaureate university in Springfield, Missouri, with emphasis on biological and biomedical sciences.


East Central College

Public two-year college in Union, Missouri serving 2,638 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


Eden Theological Seminary

Specialized theological seminary in suburban St. Louis with 85 students preparing for religious vocations.


Pinnacle Career Institute

For-profit career institute in Kansas City focused on engineering and technical training for working students.


Evangel University

Small private university in Springfield, Missouri, focused on business and professional studies with moderate selectivity.


Fontbonne University

Small private university in Saint Louis focused on business and professional undergraduate education with open admissions.


Four Rivers Career Center

Public career center in Washington, Missouri serving 24 students in vocational and general studies training.


Ozarks Technical Community College

Public technical college in Springfield serving over 11,000 students with low tuition and career-focused programs.


Hannibal-LaGrange University

Small private university in Hannibal, Missouri, focused on education with open admissions and tuition under $26,000.


Harris-Stowe State University

HBCU in Saint Louis with low tuition and focus on biological and biomedical sciences.


House of Heavilin Beauty College-Kansas City

Less-than-2-year cosmetology school in Kansas City training students for beauty industry licensing.


Summit Salon Academy Kansas City

Cosmetology and esthetician training school in suburban Kansas City with tuition under $10,200 annually.


Jefferson College

Rural Missouri community college serving 3,769 students with low tuition and a broad liberal arts foundation.


Paul Mitchell the School-Missouri Columbia

Paul Mitchell the School trains cosmetology students in Columbia, Missouri with hands-on instruction leading to licensure.


Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing

Specialized nursing school in Saint Louis with 499 students and $23,670 annual tuition.


Kansas City Art Institute

Specialized arts college in Kansas City with 789 students focused on visual and performing arts.


Kenrick Glennon Seminary

Specialized theological seminary in Saint Louis preparing students for religious vocations with 75 students enrolled.


A T Still University of Health Sciences

Health professions school in Kirksville, Missouri, training osteopathic physicians and allied health practitioners.


Lex La-Ray Technical Center

Rural Missouri vocational center training licensed practical nurses with enrollment under 25 students.


Lincoln University

Historically Black university in Jefferson City, Missouri, focused on health professions with modest enrollment and low in-state tuition.


Lindenwood University

Private Missouri university in Saint Charles with strong business focus and moderate selectivity.


State Technical College of Missouri

Rural Missouri public 2-year college focused on mechanic and repair technologies training.


Logan University

Specialized health professions school in suburban Missouri with open admissions and low tuition of $9,000 annually.


Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City

Kansas City public two-year college serving nearly 13,000 students with low tuition and general liberal arts coursework.


Maryville University of Saint Louis

Health professions–focused private university in Saint Louis with open admissions and tuition under $25,000.


Missouri College of Cosmetology and Esthetics

Specialized cosmetology school in Jefferson City, Missouri, enrolling 88 students in focused beauty and esthetics training.


Midwest Institute

Private for-profit 2-year institution in Missouri focused on agricultural and veterinary science education.


Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

Theological seminary in Kansas City offering specialized religious studies programs to 3,840 students.


Mineral Area College

Public 2-year college in Missouri serving 2,389 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


Missouri Baptist University

Private undergraduate institution in Saint Louis focused on business and professional programs, with accessible admissions.


Missouri Southern State University

Regional public university in Joplin with open admissions and low tuition, focused on business and professional studies.


Missouri Valley College

Small private college in Marshall, Missouri, focused on business and management programs, with selective admissions.


Missouri Western State University

Public regional university in Saint Joseph, Missouri, focused on health professions and professional programs.


University of Missouri-Columbia

Research 1 institution in Columbia with strong enrollment and business-focused programs.


University of Missouri-Kansas City

Research university in Kansas City offering doctoral programs with accessible admissions and in-state tuition under $12,000.


Missouri University of Science and Technology

Research 1 university in Rolla focused on engineering and technology with 7,156 students and 73% acceptance rate.


University of Missouri-St Louis

Research-tier public university in Saint Louis with moderate selectivity and in-state tuition below $16,000.


Moberly Area Community College

Public two-year college in central Missouri serving nearly 5,000 students with affordable transfer and career pathways.


Nazarene Theological Seminary

Theological seminary in Kansas City focused on training religious leaders and scholars in theology.


Neosho Beauty College

A cosmetology school in Neosho, Missouri offering less-than-2-year training with tuition of $12,850.


Truman State University

Public liberal arts university in Missouri with accessible admissions and low in-state tuition of $9,500.


Northwest Missouri State University

Public regional university in northwest Missouri with accessible admissions and low in-state tuition of $6,713.


Ozark Christian College

Specialized theological college in Joplin, Missouri with open admissions and tuition under $15,000 annually.


College of the Ozarks

Selective private college in Point Lookout, Missouri, focused on business and management with 14.9% acceptance rate.


Park University

Private business-focused university in suburban Kansas City serving 6,634 students with tuition under $11,200 annually.


Stevens-The Institute of Business & Arts

For-profit business school in Saint Louis with focused undergraduate enrollment of 95 students and accessible admissions.


Poplar Bluff Technical Career Center

Public vocational school in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, focusing on cosmetology training with minimal tuition.


Ranken Technical College

Technical college in Saint Louis specializing in mechanical and repair trades with 1,696 students.


Research College of Nursing

Specialized nursing college in Kansas City with 303 students and focused health professions training.


Rockhurst University

Private university in Kansas City focused on health professions, with accessible admissions and moderate tuition.


Saint Louis University

Research university in Saint Louis focused on health professions with accessible admissions and $54,760 annual tuition.


Salem College of Hairstyling

Trade school in Rolla, Missouri offering cosmetology training with 32 students and $12,400 tuition.


University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis

Specialized health professions institution in St. Louis with 631 students and 75% acceptance rate.


Saint Louis Community College

Public suburban college in Missouri serving 14,627 students with low tuition and liberal arts pathways.


Saint Paul School of Theology

Specialized theological seminary in Kansas serving about 100 graduate and professional students in religious studies.


Southwest Baptist University

Private liberal arts university in Missouri's Ozarks with health professions focus and open admissions.


Missouri State University-West Plains

Public 2-year college in rural Missouri with low tuition and transfer-focused general studies programs.


St Louis College of Health Careers-St Louis

For-profit health careers school in Saint Louis training students for clinical and medical assistant roles.


State Fair Community College

Public two-year college in central Missouri serving 3,754 students with low tuition and transfer-focused programming.


Stephens College

Small arts college in Columbia, Missouri, with open admissions and a focus on visual and performing arts.


Southeast Missouri State University

Public 4-year university in Cape Girardeau with accessible admissions and low tuition, focused on business and professional programs.


Missouri State University-Springfield

Large public university in Springfield with accessible admissions and strong emphasis on business and professional programs.


Three Rivers College

Public two-year college in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, serving regional students with low tuition costs.


North Central Missouri College

Small public two-year college in rural Missouri with low tuition and a strong endowment relative to enrollment.


Kansas City University

Health professions-focused institution in Kansas City enrolling 2,048 students in specialized medical training.


Washington University in St Louis

Research 1 university in St. Louis with 12% acceptance rate and strong engineering and business programs.


Webster University

Private university in Saint Louis focused on visual and performing arts with moderate selectivity.


Westminster College

Small private college in Missouri with accessible admissions and a business-focused curriculum.


William Jewell College

Small Missouri liberal arts college focused on health professions with selective admissions and low tuition.


William Woods University

Small private university in Missouri with a focus on foreign languages and accessible admissions.


Academy of Cosmetology Inc

Cosmetology training school in Bozeman, Montana with tuition of $16,815 per year.


Blackfeet Community College

Tribal college in rural Montana offering low-cost education with 282 students.


Butte Academy of Beauty Culture

Cosmetology training school in Butte, Montana, with a focused, small enrollment model and under-$15,000 total cost of attendance.


Highlands College of Montana Tech

Two-year health professions college in Butte, Montana, with in-state tuition under $3,000 annually.


Crevier's Academy of Cosmetology Arts

Cosmetology training school in Kalispell, Montana, with tuition of $14,800 and 62 students.


Carroll College

Small Helena college focused on health professions with a 72.6% acceptance rate and $52,104 annual cost of attendance.


Dawson Community College

Two-year public community college in rural Montana with low tuition and small enrollment.


Chief Dull Knife College

Tribal college in rural Montana offering liberal arts and sciences programs with tuition of $1,960 annually.


Montana State University Billings

Regional public university in Billings with low in-state tuition and a business-focused curriculum serving 4,092 students.


Flathead Valley Community College

Community college in northwestern Montana serving 2,201 students with low tuition and liberal arts transfer pathways.


Aaniiih Nakoda College

Tribal college in rural Montana offering business and management programs to 133 students at $2,560 annual cost.


Fort Peck Community College

Tribal college in rural Montana offering affordable two-year degrees with total cost under $3,300 annually.


Great Falls College Montana State University

Montana public 2-year college in Great Falls with focus on health professions programs.


University of Providence

This specialized health professions institution in Great Falls enrolls 677 students with a 64% acceptance rate.


Helena College University of Montana

Public two-year college in Montana's capital serving 1,485 students with low in-state tuition.


Little Big Horn College

Tribal college in rural Montana offering health professions training to 378 students for $2,600 annual tuition.


Miles Community College

Small public 2-year college in eastern Montana serving 670 students with low in-state tuition.


Montana Technological University

Engineering-focused public university in rural Montana with open admissions and low in-state tuition of $6,358.


Montana State University

Research 1 university in Bozeman with strong engineering focus and accessible admissions at 86.8% acceptance rate.


The University of Montana

Research university in Missoula serving 10,327 students with accessible admissions and low in-state tuition.


Montana State University-Northern

Regional public college in northern Montana focused on career and technical education with low tuition.


Rocky Mountain College

Small private college in Billings with accessible admissions and business-focused undergraduate programs.


Salish Kootenai College

Tribal college in rural Montana focused on health professions with tuition under $3,000 for in-state students.


The University of Montana-Western

Small public baccalaureate in rural Montana focused on education, with open admissions and low tuition.


Bellevue University

Private university in suburban Omaha focused on business and management programs with 14,476 students.


Clarkson College

Omaha nursing-focused college with moderate selectivity, $16,104 tuition, and 1,078 students.


Bryan College of Health Sciences

Specialized health professions college in Lincoln, Nebraska with 746 students and 62.9% acceptance rate.


Central Community College

Public 2-year college in Grand Island serving 6,862 students with low tuition and a transfer-focused curriculum.


Chadron State College

Regional public college in the Nebraska Panhandle with low tuition and focus on business and management education.


College of Hair Design-Downtown

Barbering trade school in Lincoln, Nebraska, training students for licensure and salon work.


Concordia University-Nebraska

Private liberal arts college in rural Nebraska with open admissions and a focus on teacher education.


Creighton University

Research 2 institution in Omaha with strong emphasis on business and professional programs; tuition $46,800.


Doane University

Small private university in Nebraska with open admissions and a focus on business and professional programs.


Hastings College

Small Nebraska private college focused on business and professional programs, enrolling just over 1,000 students.


CHI Health School of Radiologic Technology

Specialized radiologic technology school in Omaha training students for clinical imaging careers.


Joseph's College Cosmetology

Cosmetology-focused trade school in Lincoln, Nebraska with enrollment of 98 students.


University of Nebraska at Kearney

Public university in Nebraska serving 6,017 students with accessible admissions and low in-state tuition of $6,690.


Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied Health

Specialized nursing and allied health college in Omaha with accessible admissions and tuition under $18,000 annually.


Metropolitan Community College Area

Large public community college in Omaha serving nearly 16,000 students with low tuition and broad liberal arts and sciences pathways.


Mid-Plains Community College

Public two-year community college in rural Nebraska serving 2,066 students with low tuition.


Midland University

Small private baccalaureate institution in Nebraska focused on business and management with selective admissions.


University of Nebraska at Omaha

Research-active public university in Omaha with accessible admissions and low in-state tuition of $6,758.


Nebraska Indian Community College

Tribal college in rural Nebraska offering liberal arts education with tuition of $4,080 annually.


University of Nebraska Medical Center

Research 1 medical center in Omaha offering health professions training with very high research spending.


Nebraska Wesleyan University

Private liberal arts university in Lincoln with accessible admissions and a business-focused curriculum.


University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Research 1 university in Lincoln with strong doctoral programs and accessible admissions for nearly 24,000 students.


Northeast Community College

Public two-year college in Norfolk, Nebraska, focused on health professions and serving rural students.


Peru State College

Rural Nebraska public college focused on business and management programs with low tuition.


Summit Christian College

Specialized theology college in rural Nebraska with highly selective admissions and low tuition.


College of Saint Mary

Private health professions college in Omaha with 733 students and 44% acceptance rate.


Southeast Community College Area

Public two-year college in Lincoln, Nebraska, with enrollment of 9,799 and focus on health professions.


Union Adventist University

Small private health professions university in Lincoln, Nebraska with open admissions and $28,000 annual tuition.


Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture

Rural Nebraska 2-year agricultural and technical college with low tuition and small enrollment.


Wayne State College

Regional public college in Nebraska focused on teacher education with total costs around $15,540 annually.


Western Nebraska Community College

Public two-year college in western Nebraska focused on health professions and allied career training.


York University

Small private college in rural Nebraska focused on business and management studies with moderate selectivity.


Academy of Hair Design-Las Vegas

Cosmetology school in Las Vegas offering practical training in hair design and related services.


College of Southern Nevada

Public four-year institution in Las Vegas serving nearly 30,000 students with low in-state tuition of $3,713 annually.


Las Vegas College

Private for-profit nursing and health professions college in Las Vegas with 545 students.


University of Nevada-Las Vegas

Research 1 institution in Las Vegas with open admissions and strong enrollment across business and management programs.


University of Nevada-Reno

Research university in Reno with accessible admissions and very high research spending; tuition under $27k out-of-state.


Great Basin College

Regional public college in rural Nevada focused on engineering and applied technology programs.


Truckee Meadows Community College

Community college in Reno with strong science and technology programs, serving 10,000 students at low tuition.


Western Nevada College

Regional public college in Carson City offering liberal arts education at low in-state tuition.


Colby-Sawyer College

Small, health-focused baccalaureate in rural New Hampshire with accessible admissions and a $72 million endowment.


Dartmouth College

Highly selective research university in New Hampshire with 6.2% acceptance rate and strong social sciences focus.


Empire Beauty School-Laconia

Cosmetology training school in Laconia, New Hampshire, enrolling 82 students with $21,480 annual tuition.


Empire Beauty School-Somersworth

Cosmetology training school in Somersworth, New Hampshire, enrolling 168 students in focused beauty and personal care programs.


Franklin Pierce University

Small private university in rural New Hampshire focused on health professions with accessible admissions.


University of New Hampshire-Franklin Pierce School of Law

Specialized law school in Concord, New Hampshire, with 685 students enrolled in legal studies.


Keene Beauty Academy

Specialized cosmetology school in Keene, New Hampshire training students for licensing in beauty careers.


Magdalen College

Rural liberal arts college in New Hampshire with an enrollment of 58 students and a 44% acceptance rate.


New England College

Private liberal arts college in rural New Hampshire with open admissions and strong focus on business and management studies.


Southern New Hampshire University

Private suburban university in Manchester serving 184,099 students with open admissions and business-focused undergraduate programs.


New Hampshire Institute for Therapeutic Arts

Specialized massage therapy training school in Nashua with hands-on focus and intimate cohort size.


University of New Hampshire-Main Campus

Research 1 university in Durham, New Hampshire, with accessible admissions and in-state tuition below $16,000.


Keene State College

Public regional college in New Hampshire focused on engineering and professional programs, with accessible admissions.


University of New Hampshire at Manchester

Public 4-year campus in Manchester offering accessible admissions and low in-state tuition with a focus on biological sciences.


Plymouth State University

Public regional university in New Hampshire with accessible admissions and low in-state tuition of $11,870.


NHTI-Concord's Community College

Public two-year college in Concord, New Hampshire, focused on health professions and career training.


White Mountains Community College

Public 2-year college in Berlin, New Hampshire, specializing in health professions with enrollment under 600.


River Valley Community College

Rural New Hampshire community college specializing in health professions with 674 students and in-state tuition of $6,450.


Lakes Region Community College

Public 2-year college in New Hampshire's Lakes Region with focus on mechanic and repair technologies.


Manchester Community College

Public two-year college in Manchester, New Hampshire, focused on health professions with 2,012 students.


Nashua Community College

Public two-year college in Nashua, New Hampshire, with tuition under $6,500 for in-state students.


Great Bay Community College

Public two-year college in Portsmouth serving 1,440 students with low in-state tuition of $6,450.


Paul Mitchell the School-Portsmouth

Cosmetology school in Portsmouth offering hands-on training in hair, skin, and nail services.


Rivier University

Private nursing-focused university in Nashua, New Hampshire, with accessible admissions and health professions emphasis.


Saint Anselm College

Private liberal arts college in Manchester, New Hampshire with accessible admissions and business-focused curriculum.


St Joseph School of Nursing

A specialized nursing school in Nashua offering focused health professions training to a small cohort of students.


University of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies Online

Online public baccalaureate in Manchester, NH focused on business and professional studies with low tuition.


Thomas More College of Liberal Arts

Small liberal arts college in New Hampshire with tuition of $30,000 and enrollment under 100 students.


Eastwick College-Hackensack

For-profit business college in suburban New Jersey with $17,975 annual tuition and enrollment of 874 students.


Assumption College for Sisters

Small 2-year college in suburban New Jersey serving 35 students with liberal arts coursework at $6,000 annual tuition.


Atlantic Cape Community College

Rural New Jersey community college serving 4,273 students with low tuition and general liberal arts and sciences coursework.


Fortis Institute-Wayne

For-profit technical school in Wayne, NJ training HVAC technicians with 404 students.


Bergen Community College

Public community college in New Jersey serving 11,801 students with low tuition and open admissions.


Berkeley College-Woodland Park

For-profit business college in suburban New Jersey with tuition of $26,420 and enrollment around 2,000 students.


Beth Medrash Govoha

Private theological school in Lakewood, New Jersey, focused on Philosophy and Religious Studies.


Bloomfield College of Montclair State University

Public 4-year college in New Jersey focused on visual and performing arts with accessible admissions.


Brookdale Community College

New Jersey community college in suburban Lincroft serving nearly 10,000 students with low tuition and accessible admissions.


Rowan College at Burlington County

Public 2-year college in suburban New Jersey serving 6,547 students with low tuition costs.


Caldwell University

Private four-year university in New Jersey with focus on health professions; 65% acceptance rate.


Camden County College

Public community college in suburban New Jersey with tuition under $3,200 and 7,591 students.


Centenary University

Small private university in New Jersey with open admissions and a focus on business and management programs.


Adult and Continuing Education-BCTS

Specialized plumbing trade program in suburban New Jersey serving 54 students with hands-on vocational training.


Lincoln Technical Institute-Iselin

Trade school in suburban New Jersey specializing in practical nursing and vocational training.


American Institute-Clifton

For-profit 2-year school in New Jersey training medical and clinical assistants with hands-on vocational focus.


County College of Morris

New Jersey public community college near suburban New York with low tuition and business-focused programs.


Rowan College of South Jersey-Cumberland Campus

Public two-year college in Vineland, New Jersey, serving 2,557 students with low tuition and broad transfer pathways.


Drew University

Private liberal arts university in New Jersey with strong social sciences focus and selective admissions.


Lincoln Technical Institute-South Plainfield

For-profit technical school in South Plainfield, New Jersey, training medium/heavy vehicle and truck technicians.


Essex County College

Public 2-year college in Newark serving 6,790 students with focus on health professions programs.


Empire Beauty School-Union

For-profit cosmetology school in Union, New Jersey offering short-term licensure training.


Fairleigh Dickinson University-Metropolitan Campus

Private New Jersey university in the suburbs with open admissions and liberal arts focus.


Felician University

Private health professions university in suburban New Jersey with open admissions and $36,550 annual tuition.


Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham Campus

Private suburban New Jersey university with open admissions and a business-focused undergraduate curriculum.


Hohokus School of Trade and Technical Sciences

Less-than-2-year trade school in Paterson, New Jersey, training electricians with tuition of $22,700.


Georgian Court University

Small private university in Lakewood, New Jersey, focused on health professions with moderate selectivity.


Rowan University

Research 2 university in South Jersey with accessible admissions and strong emphasis on business and engineering programs.


Rowan College of South Jersey-Gloucester Campus

Public two-year college in South Jersey serving 5,390 students with tuition under $4,000 annually.


Empire Beauty School-Cherry Hill

Cosmetology-focused trade school in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, with enrollment of 125 students.


Eastwick College-Ramsey

Career-focused for-profit college in New Jersey specializing in health professions training with 929 enrolled students.


Holy Name Medical Center-Sister Claire Tynan School of Nursing

Specialized nursing school in suburban New Jersey with selective 25% acceptance rate and $16,648 annual tuition.


Hudson County Community College

Public two-year college in Jersey City serving 7,229 students with tuition starting at $3,864 annually.


New Jersey City University

Public four-year university in Jersey City with accessible admissions and low tuition focused on business and management programs.


Kean University

New Jersey public university with Research 2 classification, serving 13,352 students with strong business and management programs.


Lincoln Technical Institute-Union

Trade school in Union, NJ offering hands-on electrician training in less than two years.


Rizzieri Aveda School for Beauty and Wellness

Cosmetology and beauty wellness training school in suburban New Jersey with less-than-2-year programs.


Mercer County Community College

Public two-year college in rural New Jersey serving 6,219 students with low tuition and a liberal arts curriculum.


Middlesex College

Public community college in Edison, New Jersey, serving over 11,000 students with low tuition costs.


Monmouth University

A private research university in suburban New Jersey with open admissions and a business-focused curriculum.


Montclair State University

Research 2 public university in New Jersey suburbs serving 22,570 students with accessible admissions and business-focused programs.


JFK Muhlenberg Harold B. and Dorothy A. Snyder Schools

Two-year private college in suburban New Jersey offering general studies with open admissions and low tuition.


Eastwick College-Nutley

For-profit career college in New Jersey focused on health professions training with 456 students.


New Brunswick Theological Seminary

Specialized theological seminary in New Brunswick training students for religious vocations and ministry.


Robert Fiance Beauty Schools-West New York

Cosmetology vocational school in West New York, New Jersey with 229 students and hands-on training focus.


New Jersey Institute of Technology

Research 1 technology-focused university in Newark with strong engineering and science focus, 67% acceptance rate.


Ocean County College

Public two-year college in suburban New Jersey serving 7,429 students with low tuition costs.


P B Cosmetology Education Center

Cosmetology training school in Gloucester, New Jersey with $19,200 annual tuition and 113 students.


Parisian Beauty School

Vocational school in Hackensack training students in hair styling and design with 464 enrolled.


Passaic County Community College

Public 2-year community college in Paterson serving over 5,000 students with affordable liberal arts and transfer pathways.


Pennco Tech-Blackwood

For-profit technical school in New Jersey training electricians with focused, career-oriented programs.


Princeton Theological Seminary

Specialized theological seminary in Princeton, New Jersey, training religious leaders and scholars with 287 students.


Princeton University

Research 1 university in New Jersey with 4.5% acceptance rate and strong endowment supporting undergraduate education.


Rabbinical College of America

Specialized rabbinical seminary in suburban New Jersey with tuition under $11,000 and accessible admissions.


Ramapo College of New Jersey

Public 4-year college in suburban New Jersey with broad undergraduate and graduate programming, 73% acceptance rate.


Robert Fiance Beauty Schools

A for-profit cosmetology school in Boynton Beach, Florida, training students for licensure and salon careers.


Rider University

Private New Jersey university focused on business and professional programs, with accessible admissions and moderate tuition.


Rutgers University-Camden

Public research university in Camden focused on health professions with accessible admissions and in-state tuition under $15,000.


Rutgers University-New Brunswick

Research 1 university in New Brunswick, NJ, with 50,617 students and moderately selective admissions.


Rutgers University-Newark

Research-active public university in Newark with strong business and management programs; accepts 79% of applicants.


Capital Health School of Radiologic Technology

Specialized radiologic technology school in Trenton with a focused cohort of 15 students.


Capital Health School of Nursing

Private nursing school in Trenton with 53 students and $18,996 annual tuition.


Saint Peter's University

Private 4-year university in Jersey City with open admissions and business-focused undergraduate programs.


Salem Community College

Public two-year college in New Jersey serving 1,094 students with a focus on health professions.


Seton Hall University

Research 2 university in suburban New Jersey with strong business programs and accessible admissions.


Shore Beauty School

Cosmetology school in New Jersey training students for beauty industry careers through hands-on licensure programs.


Saint Elizabeth University

Private health professions university in suburban New Jersey with accessible admissions and tuition under $35,000.


Raritan Valley Community College

Public two-year college in rural New Jersey with low tuition and a focus on business and management programs.


Stevens Institute of Technology

Research-focused engineering school in Hoboken with 43.4% acceptance rate and strong STEM outcomes.


Stockton University

Public university in rural New Jersey with accessible admissions and low in-state tuition of $13,606.


Talmudical Academy-New Jersey

Small private Jewish theological seminary in suburban New Jersey with selective admissions and low tuition.


Aviation Institute of Maintenance-Teterboro

Aviation maintenance training school in suburban New Jersey serving 500 students with hands-on technical certification.


Thomas Edison State University

Public university in Trenton offering flexible, low-cost degree programs in interdisciplinary studies with 7,587 students.


The College of New Jersey

Public liberal arts college in suburban New Jersey with strong business programs and moderate selectivity.


UCNJ Union College of Union County, New Jersey

Public two-year college in New Jersey with strong health professions focus and low tuition costs.


William Paterson University of New Jersey

Public regional university in New Jersey with accessible admissions and strong health professions programs; 9,426 students.


Olympian Academy of Cosmetology

Cosmetology training school in Las Cruces, New Mexico serving 538 students with hands-on licensure preparation.


Central New Mexico Community College

Public two-year community college in Albuquerque serving 19,067 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


Navajo Technical University

Tribal college in rural New Mexico offering education-focused programs with tuition under $1,850 annually.


New Mexico State University-Dona Ana

Public 2-year college in Las Cruces serving nearly 6,850 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


Clovis Community College

Public two-year college in eastern New Mexico serving about 2,300 students with low tuition costs.


Eastern New Mexico University-Main Campus

Public regional university in eastern New Mexico with low in-state tuition and moderate selectivity.


Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell Campus

Public 2-year college in Roswell, New Mexico, focused on health professions with in-state tuition of $1,872.


Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development

Tribal college in Santa Fe specializing in visual and performing arts with open admissions and tuition of $5,320 annually.


New Mexico Highlands University

Public 4-year university in rural New Mexico with low in-state tuition and education as its primary focus.


New Mexico Junior College

Public two-year college in Hobbs, New Mexico, serving 2,118 students with low tuition and comprehensive transfer pathways.


New Mexico Military Institute

Public 2-year military college in Roswell, New Mexico serving 459 students with low tuition and a residential model.


University of New Mexico-Gallup Campus

Public 2-year branch campus in Gallup serving 1,677 students with low tuition and general liberal arts coursework.


New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Research college in Socorro, New Mexico, focused on engineering and sciences with 1,713 students.


University of New Mexico-Los Alamos Campus

Small public two-year branch campus in Los Alamos, New Mexico, with low tuition and general liberal arts focus.


University of New Mexico-Main Campus

Research 1 university in Albuquerque with open admissions, strong health professions programs, and low in-state tuition.


New Mexico State University-Alamogordo

Rural New Mexico public 2-year college with tuition under $2,000 for in-state students and enrollment of 1,088.


Southeast New Mexico College

Rural New Mexico public two-year college with tuition under $1,000 for in-state students and 1,171 enrolled.


New Mexico State University-Grants

A public 2-year college in rural New Mexico serving 834 students with low tuition and general education pathways.


New Mexico State University-Main Campus

Research 1 institution in Las Cruces serving 14,779 students with accessible admissions and low in-state tuition.


University of New Mexico-Valencia County Campus

Rural New Mexico community college offering affordable transfer pathways and general studies coursework to 1,309 students.


Northern New Mexico College

Public regional college in northern New Mexico serving 1,310 students with low in-state tuition and business-focused programs.


San Juan College

Rural New Mexico community college with strong health professions programs and low in-state tuition.


Santa Fe Community College

Rural New Mexico community college focused on health professions, enrolling 3,478 students with minimal tuition costs.


University of the Southwest

Small private university in West Texas focused on parks, recreation, and kinesiology with $24,470 total cost of attendance.


Southwestern College

Specialized health professions college in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with 249 students.


Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute

Tribal college in Albuquerque offering tuition-free education to 233 students in liberal arts and technical programs.


University of New Mexico-Taos Campus

Rural New Mexico branch campus with 854 students and tuition under $2,100 for in-state students.


Mesalands Community College

Public two-year college in rural New Mexico with tuition under $1,600 for in-state students.


Vogue College of Cosmetology-Santa Fe

Specialized cosmetology training program in Santa Fe with 61 students and tuition of $15,550 annually.


Western New Mexico University

Public regional university in Silver City, New Mexico, focused on business and professional programs with low in-state tuition.


Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology

Specialized aeronautics and engineering technology college in Queens with 1,212 students focused on applied career training.


Adelphi University

Private university in suburban New York focused on health professions with accessible admissions and moderate tuition.


SUNY Adirondack

Two-year public college in suburban New York serving 2,723 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


Bryant & Stratton College-Albany

Small private business-focused college in Albany, New York, with 224 students and tuition under $19,000 annually.


Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Specialized health professions college in Albany with 875 students and a 59% acceptance rate.


Albany Law School

Specialized law school in Albany, New York with 628 students pursuing legal professions and studies.


Albany Medical College

Medical school in Albany training physicians and health professionals with research emphasis.


Alfred University

Small private research university in rural New York with engineering as its primary focus, 48% acceptance rate.


Allen School-Brooklyn

A short-term vocational school in Brooklyn focused on clinical and medical assistant training.


The Ailey School

Specialized dance training school in New York offering intensive 2-year programs with 49% acceptance rate.


American Academy of Dramatic Arts-New York

Two-year conservatory in Manhattan training actors through intensive performance-focused study.


American Academy McAllister Institute of Funeral Service

Specialized funeral service training institute in New York with enrollment of 282 students.


American Musical and Dramatic Academy

Selective performing arts conservatory in New York City focused on musical theater and drama training.


Apex Technical School

Trade school in Long Island City training electricians with tuition under $19,000 annually.


Arnot Ogden Medical Center

Specialized nursing and health professions school in Elmira, New York with open admissions and small enrollment.


Associated Beth Rivkah Schools

Small, tuition-free Brooklyn teacher-training school with open admissions and a focus on education.


Bank Street College of Education

Graduate-focused education college in New York City with 597 students and specialized teacher preparation programs.


Bard College

Rural liberal arts college in New York with 2,922 students and a focus on social sciences and interdisciplinary study.


Barnard College

Highly selective women's college in New York with 8% acceptance rate and strong liberal arts focus.


Berk Trade and Business School

Trade school in Long Island City focused on electrical and power transmission installation training.


Berkeley College-New York

For-profit business college in Manhattan with 1,902 students and $26,629 annual tuition.


Berkowits School of Electrolysis

Specialized electrolysis technician training school in Forest Hills serving 107 students with $6,750 annual tuition.


Beth Hamedrash Shaarei Yosher Institute

Small specialized institute in Brooklyn offering theological and religious studies education with open admissions.


Mount Sinai Phillips School of Nursing

Specialized nursing school in New York City with 273 students and $40,950 annual tuition.


Brittany Beauty Academy

Specialized beauty school in Brooklyn offering aesthetician and skin care training in a compact, for-profit format.


Boricua College

Small private liberal arts college in New York City with tuition of $13,000 annually and 479 students.


Brittany Beauty Academy

Cosmetology school in suburban Long Island offering accelerated training for beauty industry careers.


American Beauty School

For-profit cosmetology school in the Bronx training students in beauty and personal care services.


Brooklyn Law School

Independent law school in Brooklyn with 1,174 students and focused legal professional training.


SUNY Broome Community College

Public 2-year college in Binghamton, New York, with strength in health professions programs and low in-state tuition.


Bryant & Stratton College-Syracuse North

Health professions-focused institution in Liverpool, New York, serving 471 students with tuition at $19,784 annually.


Bryant & Stratton College-Buffalo

Career-focused private college in Buffalo emphasizing health professions and applied programs.


Bryant & Stratton College-Greece

Specialized health professions college in Rochester serving 333 students with $19,383 annual cost.


Canisius University

Private Buffalo university with accessible admissions, focused on business and professional degree programs.


Capri Cosmetology Learning Centers

Cosmetology training school in suburban New York with tuition of $15,100 annually.


St Paul's School of Nursing-Queens

A private for-profit nursing school in Queens with a total cost of attendance of $16,751 annually.


Cayuga County Community College

Public two-year college in Auburn, New York, serving 3,451 students with low tuition and general liberal arts coursework.


Central Yeshiva Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitz

Specialized yeshiva in Brooklyn offering religious studies education to 918 students with low tuition.


Christine Valmy International School for Esthetics, Skin Care & Makeup

Specialized esthetics school in New York City training aestheticians and skin care specialists in less than two years.


Circle in the Square Theatre School

Highly selective theatre training school in New York City with 50 students and 3.8% acceptance rate.


Clarkson University

Research-focused engineering university in upstate New York with strong doctoral programs and 77% acceptance rate.


Clinton Community College

Public 2-year college in upstate New York with $5,518 annual tuition and 1,015 students.


Cochran School of Nursing

Specialized nursing school in suburban Yonkers with tuition of $7,800 annually and enrollment of 112 students.


Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School

Specialized theological seminary in Rochester, New York, training students for religious leadership and ministry.


Colgate University

Highly selective liberal arts college in rural New York with 12% acceptance rate and strong endowment.


Metropolitan College of New York

Small New York institution focused on public administration and social service professions with accessible admissions.


Columbia University in the City of New York

Research 1 university in New York with 4.2% acceptance rate and doctoral doctoral programs across sciences and social sciences.


Columbia-Greene Community College

Rural New York community college with low tuition serving the Hudson Valley region.


Empire Beauty School-Queens

Cosmetology training school in Queens offering focused, short-term licensure preparation.


Continental School of Beauty Culture-Rochester

Cosmetology and esthetics school in Rochester offering hands-on training in skin care and beauty services.


The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art

Highly selective engineering and art school in New York City with 19% acceptance rate and strong test scores.


Cornell University

Research 1 institution in Ithaca with 8.2% acceptance rate and strong computer science focus.


Weill Medical College of Cornell University

Research 1 medical school in New York City affiliated with Cornell University, training physicians and biomedical researchers.


SUNY Corning Community College

SUNY community college in rural New York serving 3,637 students with low in-state tuition of $5,688 annually.


Pomeroy College of Nursing at Crouse Hospital

Specialized nursing college in suburban Syracuse with 179 students and selective 40% acceptance rate.


Culinary Institute of America

Culinary Institute of America trains students for professional cooking and hospitality careers with accessible admissions in Hyde Park, New York.


CUNY Bernard M Baruch College

CUNY business college in Manhattan with selective admissions, low tuition, and strong enrollment of nearly 20,000 students.


CUNY Borough of Manhattan Community College

Public two-year college in New York City with low tuition and strong enrollment in business and management programs.


CUNY Bronx Community College

Public 2-year CUNY college in the Bronx serving 6,465 students with low in-state tuition of $4,800.


CUNY Brooklyn College

Public research college in Brooklyn with low in-state tuition and selective admissions, enrolling nearly 14,000 students.


College of Staten Island CUNY

CUNY's Staten Island campus offers a public liberal arts education with in-state tuition under $7,000 annually.


CUNY City College

Research-active public university in New York City with low in-state tuition and moderate selectivity.


CUNY Graduate School and University Center

Research 1 public graduate institution in New York offering advanced degrees with selective admissions and low tuition.


CUNY Hostos Community College

Public two-year college in the Bronx serving 5,526 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


CUNY Hunter College

Research-focused CUNY college in Manhattan with low in-state tuition and Psychology as its primary undergraduate major.


CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Public CUNY college in New York specializing in criminal justice, law enforcement, and homeland security with 13,510 students.


CUNY Kingsborough Community College

CUNY community college in Brooklyn serving nearly 19,000 students with low tuition and open admissions.


CUNY LaGuardia Community College

Public two-year college in Long Island City serving nearly 14,000 students with low tuition and a business focus.


CUNY Lehman College

Public CUNY college in the Bronx with focus on health professions and low in-state tuition.


CUNY Medgar Evers College

Public CUNY college in Brooklyn with open admissions and low tuition, focused on physical sciences and serving working-class students.


CUNY New York City College of Technology

Public engineering-focused CUNY college in Brooklyn with open admissions and tuition under $7,000 for in-state students.


CUNY Queens College

Public research college in Queens serving 16,481 students with a strong social sciences focus and accessible admissions.


CUNY Queensborough Community College

CUNY community college in Queens serving over 10,000 students with low tuition and open admissions.


CUNY School of Law

Public law school in Long Island City offering tuition-free legal education to 681 students.


CUNY York College

Public 4-year CUNY college in Jamaica, Queens focused on health professions with $6,930 in-state tuition.


CVPH Medical Center School of Radiologic Technology

Specialized radiologic technology program in Plattsburgh, New York, training radiographers in a hospital-based setting.


D'Youville University

Health professions university in Buffalo with accessible admissions and focused degree programs.


Daemen University

Private health professions-focused university in suburban Amherst enrolling 2,625 students.


Yeshiva of Far Rockaway Derech Ayson Rabbinical Seminary

Specialized rabbinical seminary in Far Rockaway, New York, training students in Philosophy and Religious Studies.


Dominican University New York

Small health professions-focused university in suburban New York with accessible admissions and hands-on professional training.


Dutchess Community College

Public community college in Poughkeepsie serving 6,387 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


Belanger School of Nursing

Specialized nursing school in Schenectady offering focused training with accessible admissions and low tuition.


Elmira College

Small private college in upstate New York focused on health professions with open admissions.


Erie Community College

Public two-year college in Buffalo offering liberal arts and sciences education with tuition under $5,200 for in-state students.


Fashion Institute of Technology

Public four-year focused on visual and performing arts in New York with moderate selectivity and low in-state tuition.


Finger Lakes Community College

Rural New York community college with strong health professions focus and low tuition.


Five Towns College

Private arts college in suburban New York focused on visual and performing arts with accessible admissions.


Fordham University

Research-active Jesuit university in the Bronx with strong business focus and moderate selectivity.


Fulton-Montgomery Community College

Rural New York community college serving 1,761 students with low tuition and transfer pathways.


Gemological Institute of America-New York

Specialized gemology and jewelry arts school in New York City with hands-on professional training.


Genesee Community College

Public two-year college in western New York serving 4,288 students with low tuition and general liberal arts coursework.


Hamilton College

Highly selective liberal arts college in upstate New York with 11.8% acceptance rate and strong endowment.


Hartwick College

Private liberal arts college in upstate New York with a health professions focus and 1,113 undergraduates.


Helene Fuld College of Nursing

Specialized nursing college in New York with selective admissions and focused health professions training.


Herkimer County Community College

Public two-year college in central New York serving 1,863 students with liberal arts and professional programs.


Hilbert College

Small private college in Hamburg, NY focused on homeland security and law enforcement with open admissions.


Hobart William Smith Colleges

Private liberal arts college in upstate New York with a 57% acceptance rate and strong emphasis on social sciences.


Hofstra University

Private research university in suburban Long Island with accessible admissions and strong business and professional programs.


Houghton University

Small rural New York college with accessible admissions and low tuition, focusing on business and liberal arts.


Hudson Valley Community College

Public two-year college in Troy serving 9,443 students with low in-state tuition of $5,056 annually.


Hunter Business School

For-profit trade school in suburban Long Island focused on medical and clinical assistant training.


Iona University

Private undergraduate-focused institution in suburban New York with emphasis on business and management programs.


Isabella Graham Hart School of Practical Nursing

Practical nursing school in Rochester, New York, training licensed practical nurses with open admissions.


Island Drafting and Technical Institute

Specialized technical institute in suburban Long Island training students for engineering and drafting careers.


Ithaca College

Private liberal arts college in upstate New York with strength in communication and journalism programs.


Jamestown Community College

A public two-year college in western New York serving 3,772 students with low tuition and general liberal arts education.


Jamestown Business College

Private for-profit business college in Jamestown, New York, serving 251 students with accessible admissions and low tuition.


Jefferson Community College

Public two-year college in Watertown, New York serving 2,252 students with transfer-focused liberal arts education.


Jewish Theological Seminary of America

Specialized theological seminary in New York focused on Jewish studies and religious scholarship with 316 students.


The Juilliard School

Elite arts conservatory in New York with 9% acceptance rate and intensive training in performance and composition.


Kehilath Yakov Rabbinical Seminary

Rabbinical seminary in rural New York offering specialized theological education with tuition under $14,000 annually.


Keuka College

Small private college in upstate New York with accessible admissions and a focus on public administration and social service professions.


LIM College

Fashion and business-focused college in Manhattan with open admissions and a tuition of $32,644 annually.


Le Moyne College

Small private college in Syracuse with accessible admissions and strong business program focus.


Long Island University

Research-active health professions university in suburban New York with open admissions and $40,248 annual tuition.


Long Island Beauty School-Hempstead

For-profit cosmetology school in suburban Long Island with tuition of $15,400 annually.


Long Island Business Institute

For-profit two-year business college in Queens with open admissions and tuition under $10,000 annually.


Machzikei Hadath Rabbinical College

Specialized rabbinical college in Brooklyn offering theological study with open admissions and low tuition.


Mandl School-The College of Allied Health

For-profit allied health college in Manhattan offering career-focused training in health professions.


Manhattan University

Engineering-focused private university in New York City with accessible admissions and a $160 million endowment.


Manhattan School of Music

Specialized conservatory in New York City focused on music and performing arts with 40% acceptance rate.


Manhattanville University

Private master's university in suburban New York with accessible admissions and business-focused undergraduate programs.


Maria College of Albany

Private nursing-focused college in Albany with selective admissions and low tuition for a four-year institution.


Marion S Whelan School of Nursing of Geneva General Hospital

Specialized nursing school in Geneva, New York, with very small cohorts and tuition of $8,925 annually.


Marist University

Private comprehensive university in suburban New York with strong business programs and moderate selectivity.


Marymount Manhattan College

Private arts college in Manhattan with accessible admissions and a focus on visual and performing arts.


St. Peter's Hospital College of Nursing

Specialized nursing college in Albany offering focused health professions training with open admissions.


Memorial Hospital School of Radiation Therapy Technology

Specialized radiation therapy technology program in New York with tuition of $5,000 annually.


Mercy University

Mercy University in Dobbs Ferry, NY, specializes in health professions with open admissions and $21,980 annual tuition.


Mesivta Torah Vodaath Rabbinical Seminary

Brooklyn-based rabbinical seminary offering Philosophy and Religious Studies with open admissions.


Mesivta of Eastern Parkway-Yeshiva Zichron Meilech

Religious studies yeshiva in Brooklyn with 42 students and $10,100 annual tuition.


Mesivtha Tifereth Jerusalem of America

Small New York seminary focused on Jewish religious studies with tuition under $14,000 annually.


Mildred Elley School-Albany Campus

For-profit career college in Albany focused on health professions training with 385 students.


Mirrer Yeshiva Cent Institute

Specialized theological institute in Brooklyn offering Philosophy and Religious Studies with accessible admissions.


Modern Welding School

Specialized welding trade school in Schenectady, New York, enrolling 69 students in focused technical training.


Mohawk Valley Community College

Public two-year community college in Utica, New York, serving the region with affordable transfer and career pathways.


Molloy University

Private health professions university in suburban Long Island serving nearly 5,000 students with accessible admissions.


Monroe University

Private for-profit institution in the Bronx specializing in health professions, enrolling nearly 8,000 students.


Monroe Community College

Public two-year college in Rochester, NY serving 8,530 students with low tuition and general studies focus.


Mount Saint Mary College

Small private college in Newburgh, New York, focused on health professions with accessible admissions.


Montefiore School of Nursing

A specialized nursing school in suburban New York training registered nurses through a focused two-year program.


University of Mount Saint Vincent

Small private college in the Bronx focused on health professions with accessible admissions.


Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Specialized medical school in New York with high research spending and doctorate production.


Nassau Community College

Public two-year college in suburban Long Island serving nearly 12,000 students with low tuition.


Nazareth University

Private Rochester university focused on health professions with accessible admissions and moderate tuition.


Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theater

Intensive two-year acting conservatory in Manhattan with small cohorts and accessible admissions.


The New School

Arts-focused research university in New York City with $57,374 annual tuition and 62.5% acceptance rate.


Northeast College of Health Sciences

Specialized health professions college in rural New York with tuition of $15,750 and 528 students.


New York Law School

Specialized law school in Manhattan with 1,056 students focused on legal education and professional training.


New York Medical College

Medical school in suburban New York focused on health professions training and research.


New York School for Medical and Dental Assistants

For-profit school in Long Island City training medical and dental assistants with 281 students.


New York Theological Seminary

Specialized seminary in New York offering theological studies to a small cohort of graduate students.


New York University

Research university in New York with highly selective admissions and strength in visual and performing arts.


Niagara County Community College

Rural New York community college focused on health professions with low tuition and open admissions.


Niagara University

Private university in western New York focused on education and professional programs, enrolling 4,221 students.


Empire Beauty School-Peekskill

Cosmetology trade school in Peekskill, New York with a focused, small-cohort training model.


North Country Community College

Public two-year community college in upstate New York focused on health professions and transfer pathways.


New York College of Podiatric Medicine

Specialized podiatric medicine school in New York with 349 students focused on clinical health professions training.


New York Institute of Technology

Private research university in rural New York with strong emphasis on biological and biomedical sciences.


New York School of Interior Design

Specialized arts school in New York City focused on interior design with 593 students and 60% acceptance rate.


Ohr Hameir Theological Seminary

Theological seminary in Peekskill, New York, specializing in religious studies with 94 students.


Onondaga Community College

Public two-year college in Syracuse serving 8,112 students with low in-state tuition of $5,290 annually.


Orange County Community College

Public two-year college in suburban New York serving 5,372 students with low tuition and broad liberal arts coursework.


Pace University

Private university in New York City with strong business focus and accessible admissions at 77% acceptance rate.


Paul Smiths College of Arts and Science

Small rural college in the Adirondacks specializing in natural resources and conservation with open admissions.


Continental School of Beauty Culture-West Seneca

For-profit beauty school in West Seneca training aestheticians and skin care specialists with 67 students.


Plaza College

For-profit health professions college in Queens with selective admissions and low tuition.


Davis College

Specialized theological college in rural New York with selective admissions and low tuition.


Pratt Institute-Main

Specialized arts and design college in Brooklyn with 5,232 students and moderate selectivity.


Rabbinical Academy Mesivta Rabbi Chaim Berlin

Rabbinical seminary in Brooklyn specializing in theological studies and Jewish education for 276 students.


Rabbinical College Bobover Yeshiva Bnei Zion

Rabbinical seminary in Brooklyn offering theological and religious studies education to 511 students.


Rabbinical College Beth Shraga

Rabbinical seminary in suburban New York with open admissions and training in religious studies.


Rabbinical Seminary Mkor Chaim

A small rabbinical seminary in New Jersey with open admissions and tuition under $8,500 annually.


Rabbinical College of Long Island

Specialized rabbinical seminary in Long Beach serving 161 students with open admissions and low tuition.


Rabbinical Seminary of America

Theological seminary in Flushing training rabbinical students with open admissions and low tuition.


Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Research-focused engineering university in Troy, New York with very high research spending and strong STEM programs.


Roberts Wesleyan University

Small private university in Rochester focused on health professions with accessible admissions and a $50,384 annual cost.


Rochester Institute of Technology

Research university in Rochester, NY, with engineering focus and high research spending and doctorate production.


University of Rochester

Research 1 university in Rochester with strong health professions programs and selective admissions.


The Rockefeller University

Graduate research institution in New York focused on biological and biomedical sciences with high research spending.


Rockland Community College

Public two-year college in suburban New York serving nearly 5,800 students with low tuition costs.


Empire Beauty School-Manhattan

Cosmetology training school in Manhattan offering less-than-2-year programs with $14,250 annual tuition.


Russell Sage College

Small private college in Troy, New York, focused on health professions with open admissions.


St Bernard's School of Theology and Ministry

Specialized seminary in Rochester offering graduate theological education and ministry formation.


St Bonaventure University

Private liberal arts university in rural New York with open admissions and a business-focused curriculum.


St. Francis College

Small private college in Brooklyn focused on health professions, enrolling 3,552 students with tuition at $28,425 annually.


St. Joseph's College of Nursing

A specialized 2-year nursing college in Syracuse with selective admissions and focused health professions training.


St Lawrence University

Private liberal arts college in upstate New York with moderate selectivity and strong arts and sciences focus.


The College of Saint Rose

Private college in Albany focused on education and professional training, with open admissions and $36,122 annual cost.


St. Thomas Aquinas College

Small business-focused college in suburban New York with accessible admissions and $38,400 annual tuition.


Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing

Specialized nursing school in Troy, New York, training registered nurses with tuition of $11,456 annually.


Sarah Lawrence College

Liberal arts college in suburban New York with small enrollment and selective admissions focused on humanities and general studies.


Schenectady County Community College

Public two-year college in Schenectady, New York, with low tuition and a focus on business and management programs.


Sh'or Yoshuv Rabbinical College

Specialized rabbinical college in suburban New York offering theology and religious vocations training to 151 students.


Siena College

Private liberal arts college in suburban New York with strong business focus and accessible admissions.