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Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, Oct, 2000 by Kristin Davis, Elaine Woo, Sean O'Neill
SUMMA CUM LAUDE: 100 best values in public colleges
Cost
IN-
UNDERGRAD. STATE
NAME ENROLLMENT TUITION
1. Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 15,434 $2,768
2. Univ. of Virginia 13,570 4,378
3. College of William and Mary (Va.) 5,552 4,687
4. New College of the Univ. of
South Florida 617 2,616
5. State Univ. of N.Y. (SUNY)
at Binghamton 9,872 4,478
6. Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison 28,270 3,788
7. Univ. of. Michigan, Ann Arbor 24,493 6,514
8. Univ. of California, Berkeley 22,705 4,354
9. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 28,916 4,986
10. Univ. of California, San Diego 16,230 3,848
11. Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick (N.J.) 10,993 6,133
12. Univ of Florida 31,633 2,256
13. Univ. of Washington 25,640 3,755
14. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 24,668 3,683
15. Univ. of Georgia 24,040 3,276
16. Georgia Institute of Technology 10,256 3,308
17. North Carolina State Univ. 21,684 2,814
18. Virginia Polytechnic Inst.
and State Univ. 21,810 3,640
19. Pennsylvania State Univ. 34,505 6,852
20. New Mexico Inst. of Mining
and Technology 1,218 2,400
21. Clemson Univ. 13,526 3,590
22. Univ. of Texas, Austin 37,159 2,968
23. Texas A&M Univ., College Station 36,082 3,374
24. Univ. of Delaware 14,336 5,004
25. SUNY College, Geneseo 5,321 4,065
26. Mary Washington College (Va.) 3,965 3,246
27. Univ. of Missouri, Columbia 17,811 4,436
28. Truman State Univ. (Mo.) 5,963 3,712
29. James Madison Univ. (Va.) 14,156 4,000
30. Univ. of California, Irvine 14,632 4,058
31. Iowa State Univ. 21,503 3,132
32. Univ. of Iowa 19,537 3,204
33. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 24,717 5,136
34. Univ. of Missouri, Rolla 3,882 5,500
35. College of New Jersey 5,930 5,991
36. St. Mary's College of Maryland 1,613 7,360
37. Colorado School of Mines 2,473 5,412
38. Appalachian State Univ. 11,570 2,108
39. Univ. of Kentucky 16,841 3,446
40. Univ. of Kansas 19,477 2,954
41. Michigan State Univ. 33,763 4,869
42. Univ. of Mississippi 9,222 3,153
43. Florida State Univ. 25,965 2,196
44. Univ. of North Carolina, Wilmington 8,967 2,285
45. Purdue Univ. (Ind.) 30,835 3,872
46. Univ. of Minnesota, Twin Cities 32,342 5,353
47. Miami Univ. (Ohio) 15,288 6,498
48. Colorado State Univ. 20,899 3,133
49. Michigan Technological Univ. 5,661 5,080
50. Univ. of Colorado, Boulder 22,115 3,210
51. Ohio State Univ., Columbus 36,092 4,137
52. Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville 20,259 3,362
53. Univ. of South Carolina, Columbia 15,551 3,868
54. Univ. of California, Davis 19,517 4,072
55. College of Charleston (S.C.) 9,237 3,630
56. Univ. of North Carolina, Asheville 3,125 2,163
57. Mississippi State Univ. 12,879 3,117
58. Richard Stockton College (N.J.) 5,975 4,485
59. California Polytechnic State Univ. 15,503 2,135
60. Univ. of Texas, Dallas 5,974 3,964
61. Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst 19,372 5,212
62. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 17,699 3,832
63. Oklahoma State Univ. 16,203 3,403
64. Univ. of Hawaii, Manoa 11,939 3,156
65. Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania 11,892 4,627
66. Univ. of Arkansas 12,240 3,975
67. SUNY, Albany 11,737 4,625
68. Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City 6,790 4,838
69. Univ. of Idaho 8,591 2,476
70. Univ. of Minnesota, Morris 1,867 5,567
71. Univ. of Pittsburgh (Pa.) 17,168 7,002
72. Kansas State Univ. 17,903 2,781
73. Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore County 8,854 5,490
74. Montclair State Univ. (N.J.) 9,698 4,841
75. Rutgers Univ., Newark (N.J.) 3,665 6,073
76. Univ. of California, Santa Cruz 10,269 4,250
77. Univ. of Maine, Farmington 2,411 3,956
78. Auburn Univ. (Ala.) 18,669 3,154
79. Indiana Univ., Bloomington 28,511 4,412
80. Univ. of Connecticut 12,325 5,596
81. Salisbury State Univ. (Md.) 5,536 4,312
82. Univ. of Arizona 26,258 2,348
83. Univ. of Alabama 14,645 3,014
84. Eastern Illinois Univ. 9,861 4,060
85. SUNY, New Paltz 6,080 3,999
86. SUNY College, Oswego 6,849 4,181
87. SUNY, Stony Brook 12,690 4,883
88. SUNY, Buffalo 16,259 4,717
89. Rutgers Univ., Camden (N.J.) 2,813 6,022
90. Univ. of Maine 7,882 4,764
91. Oregon State Univ. 12,783 3,654
92. Univ. of Oregon 13,426 3,810
93. SUNY College, Fredonia 4,727 4,225
94. Millersville Univ. of Pennsylvania 6,401 6,012
95. Univ. of Vermont 8,739 8,296
96. Rowan Univ. (N.J.) 8,391 5,347
97. Florida International Univ. 25,709 2,272
98. Univ. of Illinois, Chicago 16,160 4,780
99. Univ. of New Hampshire 10,877 7,395
100. Towson Univ. (Md.) 13,981 5,964
Cost
TOTAL TOTAL
IN- OUT-OF-
STATE STATE
NAME COSTS COSTS
1. Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill $8,508 $17,674
2. Univ. of Virginia 15,360 22,653
3. College of William and Mary (Va.) 9,783 22,030
4. New College of the Univ. of
South Florida 7,485 16,300
5. State Univ. of N.Y. (SUNY)
at Binghamton 9,994 14,894
6. Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison 8,326 18,724
7. Univ. of. Michigan, Ann Arbor 12,154 25,964
8. Univ. of California, Berkeley 13,024 23,330
9. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 10,830 18,280
10. Univ. of California, San Diego 10,982 21,054
11. Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick (N.J.) 12,278 17,456
12. Univ of Florida 7,696 15,033
13. Univ. of Washington 9,815 18,507
14. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 11,722 22,336
15. Univ. of Georgia 8,178 15,696
16. Georgia Institute of Technology 9,008 16,526
17. North Carolina State Univ. 7,884 17,050
18. Virginia Polytechnic Inst.
and State Univ. 7,322 15,810
19. Pennsylvania State Univ. 11,762 19,304
20. New Mexico Inst. of Mining
and Technology 5,984 11,284
21. Clemson Univ. 7,861 14,055
22. Univ. of Texas, Austin 8,268 13,428
23. Texas A&M Univ., College Station 8,538 14,988
24. Univ. of Delaware 10,208 18,958
25. SUNY College, Geneseo 8,885 10,385
26. Mary Washington College (Va.) 8,694 15,124
27. Univ. of Missouri, Columbia 9,270 16,894
28. Truman State Univ. (Mo.) 8,264 11,248
29. James Madison Univ. (Va.) 9,290 15,140
30. Univ. of California, Irvine 10,458 21,071
31. Iowa State Univ. 7,303 14,145
32. Univ. of Iowa 7,801 15,563
33. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 11,352 18,884
34. Univ. of Missouri, Rolla 10,294 18,994
35. College of New Jersey 12,495 15,968
36. St. Mary's College of Maryland 13,685 18,525
37. Colorado School of Mines 10,312 20,866
38. Appalachian State Univ. 5,668 12,938
39. Univ. of Kentucky 7,276 13,496
40. Univ. of Kansas 7,058 13,825
41. Michigan State Univ. 9,761 17,426
42. Univ. of Mississippi 6,313 10,266
43. Florida State Univ. 7,147 14,135
44. Univ. of North Carolina, Wilmington 7,658 14,928
45. Purdue Univ. (Ind.) 8,472 17,504
46. Univ. of Minnesota, Twin Cities 10,267 18,853
47. Miami Univ. (Ohio) 12,088 19,092
48. Colorado State Univ. 8,179 16,199
49. Michigan Technological Univ. 10,015 16,571
50. Univ. of Colorado, Boulder 8,698 21,880
51. Ohio State Univ., Columbus 9,583 13,396
52. Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville 7,832 14,634
53. Univ. of South Carolina, Columbia 8,534 14,820
54. Univ. of California, Davis 11,758 22,002
55. College of Charleston (S.C.) 7,890 12,170
56. Univ. of North Carolina, Asheville 6,223 12,969
57. Mississippi State Univ. 7,952 11,900
58. Richard Stockton College (N.J.) 10,167 12,267
59. California Polytechnic State Univ. 8,381 14,285
60. Univ. of Texas, Dallas 8,184 14,634
61. Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst 10,002 18,155
62. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 11,409 22,026
63. Oklahoma State Univ. 8,119 12,454
64. Univ. of Hawaii, Manoa 6,546 13,026
65. Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania 8,583 13,436
66. Univ. of Arkansas 8,315 13,985
67. SUNY, Albany 10,687 15,587
68. Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City 9,578 17,741
69. Univ. of Idaho 6,540 12,540
70. Univ. of Minnesota, Morris 10,169 15,786
71. Univ. of Pittsburgh (Pa.) 12,438 20,120
72. Kansas State Univ. 6,791 10,559
73. Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore County 11,610 16,378
74. Montclair State Univ. (N.J.) 11,331 13,405
75. Rutgers Univ., Newark (N.J.) 12,935 18,113
76. Univ. of California, Santa Cruz 12,356 22,970
77. Univ. of Maine, Farmington 8,686 13,786
78. Auburn Univ. (Ala.) 8,602 14,598
79. Indiana Univ., Bloomington 10,020 19,024
80. Univ. of Connecticut 11,658 20,432
81. Salisbury State Univ. (Md.) 10,202 14,938
82. Univ. of Arizona 8,236 15,692
83. Univ. of Alabama 7,014 12,162
84. Eastern Illinois Univ. 8,560 14,350
85. SUNY, New Paltz 9,579 14,479
86. SUNY College, Oswego 10,521 15,421
87. SUNY, Stony Brook 11,407 15,419
88. SUNY, Buffalo 10,771 15,611
89. Rutgers Univ., Camden (N.J.) 12,340 17,389
90. Univ. of Maine 10,124 17,594
91. Oregon State Univ. 9,154 18,604
92. Univ. of Oregon 9,560 19,582
93. SUNY College, Fredonia 9,865 14,765
94. Millersville Univ. of Pennsylvania 10,912 18,022
95. Univ. of Vermont 14,094 25,638
96. Rowan Univ. (N.J.) 10,719 14,859
97. Florida International Univ. 7,998 15,335
98. Univ. of Illinois, Chicago 10,636 17,100
99. Univ. of New Hampshire 12,549 21,619
100. Towson Univ. (Md.) 11,764 18,194
Quality
4-YR. 6-YR.
GRAD. GRAD.
NAME RATE RATE
1. Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 63% 80%
2. Univ. of Virginia 83 91
3. College of William and Mary (Va.) 78 88
4. New College of the Univ. of
South Florida 51 67
5. State Univ. of N.Y. (SUNY)
at Binghamton 69 81
6. Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison 45 93
7. Univ. of. Michigan, Ann Arbor 62 82
8. Univ. of California, Berkeley 48 82
9. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 46 75
10. Univ. of California, San Diego 45 79
11. Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick (N.J.) 53 77
12. Univ of Florida 34 67
13. Univ. of Washington 37 71
14. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 39 79
15. Univ. of Georgia 42 63
16. Georgia Institute of Technology 20 69
17. North Carolina State Univ. 27 65
18. Virginia Polytechnic Inst.
and State Univ. 36 72
19. Pennsylvania State Univ. 60 80
20. New Mexico Inst. of Mining
and Technology 16 32
21. Clemson Univ. 38 72
22. Univ. of Texas, Austin 30 66
23. Texas A&M Univ., College Station 26 71
24. Univ. of Delaware 54 72
25. SUNY College, Geneseo 64 79
26. Mary Washington College (Va.) 64 74
27. Univ. of Missouri, Columbia 42 60
28. Truman State Univ. (Mo.) 37 64
29. James Madison Univ. (Va.) 62 80
30. Univ. of California, Irvine 39 75
31. Iowa State Univ. 22 60
32. Univ. of Iowa 34 62
33. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 33 64
34. Univ. of Missouri, Rolla 10 55
35. College of New Jersey 54 78
36. St. Mary's College of Maryland 58 72
37. Colorado School of Mines 25 65
38. Appalachian State Univ. 32 62
39. Univ. of Kentucky 21 51
40. Univ. of Kansas 23 54
41. Michigan State Univ. 64 69
42. Univ. of Mississippi 30 51
43. Florida State Univ. 40 63
44. Univ. of North Carolina, Wilmington 29 56
45. Purdue Univ. (Ind.) 28 64
46. Univ. of Minnesota, Twin Cities 18 51
47. Miami Univ. (Ohio) 60 79
48. Colorado State Univ. 28 61
49. Michigan Technological Univ. 22 67
50. Univ. of Colorado, Boulder 35 64
51. Ohio State Univ., Columbus 20 56
52. Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville 24 57
53. Univ. of South Carolina, Columbia 29 60
54. Univ. of California, Davis 25 76
55. College of Charleston (S.C.) 33 52
56. Univ. of North Carolina, Asheville 31 55
57. Mississippi State Univ. 20 50
58. Richard Stockton College (N.J.) 27 60
59. California Polytechnic State Univ. 11 59
60. Univ. of Texas, Dallas 23 47
61. Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst 38 60
62. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 37 70
63. Oklahoma State Univ. 19 50
64. Univ. of Hawaii, Manoa 9 54
65. Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania 26 54
66. Univ. of Arkansas 20 45
67. SUNY, Albany 47 62
68. Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City 10 38
69. Univ. of Idaho 16 51
70. Univ. of Minnesota, Morris 44 63
71. Univ. of Pittsburgh (Pa.) 35 63
72. Kansas State Univ. 17 45
73. Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore County 23 53
74. Montclair State Univ. (N.J.) 18 54
75. Rutgers Univ., Newark (N.J.) 21 52
76. Univ. of California, Santa Cruz 42 68
77. Univ. of Maine, Farmington 40 59
78. Auburn Univ. (Ala.) 29 66
79. Indiana Univ., Bloomington 41 66
80. Univ. of Connecticut 38 68
81. Salisbury State Univ. (Md.) 41 61
82. Univ. of Arizona 23 52
83. Univ. of Alabama 25 55
84. Eastern Illinois Univ. 39 70
85. SUNY, New Paltz 20 48
86. SUNY College, Oswego 41 62
87. SUNY, Stony Brook 31 51
88. SUNY, Buffalo 32 55
89. Rutgers Univ., Camden (N.J.) 22 50
90. Univ. of Maine 26 53
91. Oregon State Univ. 26 55
92. Univ. of Oregon 38 59
93. SUNY College, Fredonia 45 63
94. Millersville Univ. of Pennsylvania 36 65
95. Univ. of Vermont 49 68
96. Rowan Univ. (N.J.) 22 54
97. Florida International Univ. 17 47
98. Univ. of Illinois, Chicago 9 36
99. Univ. of New Hampshire 45 70
100. Towson Univ. (Md.) 29 56
Quality
STUDENTS/
FACULTY SAT OR
NAME MEMBER ACT
1. Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 14 1140-1330
2. Univ. of Virginia 14 1230-1410
3. College of William and Mary (Va.) 12 1240-1390
4. New College of the Univ. of
South Florida 11 1301
5. State Univ. of N.Y. (SUNY)
at Binghamton 18 1130-1280
6. Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison 12 27
7. Univ. of. Michigan, Ann Arbor 8 1180-1360
8. Univ. of California, Berkeley 17 1220-1430
9. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 16 27
10. Univ. of California, San Diego 19 1256
11. Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick (N.J.) 15 1197
12. Univ of Florida 22 1180-1340
13. Univ. of Washington 11 1040-1280
14. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 18 1170-1400
15. Univ. of Georgia 15 1100-1290
16. Georgia Institute of Technology 14 1299
17. North Carolina State Univ. 15 1090-1270
18. Virginia Polytechnic Inst.
and State Univ. 19 1070-1260
19. Pennsylvania State Univ. 19 1200
20. New Mexico Inst. of Mining
and Technology 11 26
21. Clemson Univ. 16 1060-1240
22. Univ. of Texas, Austin 19 1090-1310
23. Texas A&M Univ., College Station 21 1180
24. Univ. of Delaware 14 1157
25. SUNY College, Geneseo 19 1110-1280
26. Mary Washington College (Va.) 17 1140-1270
27. Univ. of Missouri, Columbia 14 26
28. Truman State Univ. (Mo.) 16 27
29. James Madison Univ. (Va.) 18 1100-1240
30. Univ. of California, Irvine 18 1116
31. Iowa State Univ. 14 25
32. Univ. of Iowa 14 61%(*)
33. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 14 1150-1320
34. Univ. of Missouri, Rolla 12 28
35. College of New Jersey 12 1140-1320
36. St. Mary's College of Maryland 12 1170-1310
37. Colorado School of Mines 16 28
38. Appalachian State Univ. 17 890-1090
39. Univ. of Kentucky 13 25
40. Univ. of Kansas 14 24
41. Michigan State Univ. 12 23
42. Univ. of Mississippi 17 22
43. Florida State Univ. 26 1040-1240
44. Univ. of North Carolina, Wilmington 18 1082
45. Purdue Univ. (Ind.) 16 990-1210
46. Univ. of Minnesota, Twin Cities 15 25
47. Miami Univ. (Ohio) 18 76%(*)
48. Colorado State Univ. 20 24
49. Michigan Technological Univ. 12 25
50. Univ. of Colorado, Boulder 14 1070-1250
51. Ohio State Univ., Columbus 14 22
52. Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville 14 24
53. Univ. of South Carolina, Columbia 14 990-1200
54. Univ. of California, Davis 19 1080-1270
55. College of Charleston (S.C.) 18 1050-1220
56. Univ. of North Carolina, Asheville 13 1040-1230
57. Mississippi State Univ. 15 23
58. Richard Stockton College (N.J.) 20 1100-1200
59. California Polytechnic State Univ. 20 945-1363
60. Univ. of Texas, Dallas 21 1070-1320
61. Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst 18 1040-1220
62. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 20 1179
63. Oklahoma State Univ. 15 22
64. Univ. of Hawaii, Manoa 11 1095
65. Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania 17 1089
66. Univ. of Arkansas 16 24
67. SUNY, Albany 18 1010-1210
68. Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City 8 61%(*)
69. Univ. of Idaho 17 49%(*)
70. Univ. of Minnesota, Morris 16 24
71. Univ. of Pittsburgh (Pa.) 17 1050-1230
72. Kansas State Univ. 15 23
73. Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore County 17 1070-1270
74. Montclair State Univ. (N.J.) 15 1000-1198
75. Rutgers Univ., Newark (N.J.) 9 1068
76. Univ. of California, Santa Cruz 19 1152
77. Univ. of Maine, Farmington 15 930-1130
78. Auburn Univ. (Ala.) 16 23
79. Indiana Univ., Bloomington 19 1098
80. Univ. of Connecticut 15 1030-1230
81. Salisbury State Univ. (Md.) 17 1030-1200
82. Univ. of Arizona 18 990-1200
83. Univ. of Alabama 18 23
84. Eastern Illinois Univ. 17 22
85. SUNY, New Paltz 19 1130
86. SUNY College, Oswego 20 1020-1140
87. SUNY, Stony Brook 18 1099
88. SUNY, Buffalo 13 1107
89. Rutgers Univ., Camden (N.J.) 11 1097
90. Univ. of Maine 15 980-1180
91. Oregon State Univ. 13 970-1200
92. Univ. of Oregon 18 1109
93. SUNY College, Fredonia 20 1104
94. Millersville Univ. of Pennsylvania 17 980-1140
95. Univ. of Vermont 14 1030-1220
96. Rowan Univ. (N.J.) 16 1083
97. Florida International Univ. 14 1050-1160
98. Univ. of Illinois, Chicago 14 23
99. Univ. of New Hampshire 14 1030-1190
100. Towson Univ. (Md.) 16 1000-1150
Financial aid
AVG. COST
AFTER
NEED-BASED AVG. DEBT
NAME AID OF GRADS
1. Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill $3,765 $12,800
2. Univ. of Virginia 1,430 13,913
3. College of William and Mary (Va.) 4,201 13,000
4. New College of the Univ. of
South Florida 4,284 15,800
5. State Univ. of N.Y. (SUNY)
at Binghamton 4,845 11,856
6. Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison 5,586 15,813
7. Univ. of. Michigan, Ann Arbor 6,340 14,534
8. Univ. of California, Berkeley 5,809 13,065
9. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 5,451 10,394
10. Univ. of California, San Diego 5,012 13,000
11. Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick (N.J.) 4,306 15,560
12. Univ of Florida 3,948 15,587
13. Univ. of Washington 3,805 11,445
14. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 4,387 15,393
15. Univ. of Georgia 4,086 13,597
16. Georgia Institute of Technology 4,546 14,500
17. North Carolina State Univ. 3,183 14,801
18. Virginia Polytechnic Inst.
and State Univ. 3,584 12,053
19. Pennsylvania State Univ. 7,297 16,500
20. New Mexico Inst. of Mining
and Technology 2,148 14,500
21. Clemson Univ. 4,654 13,987
22. Univ. of Texas, Austin 3,607 17,000
23. Texas A&M Univ., College Station 2,370 12,401
24. Univ. of Delaware 5,284 13,500
25. SUNY College, Geneseo 6,931 12,500
26. Mary Washington College (Va.) 6,107 11,000
27. Univ. of Missouri, Columbia 4,488 16,161
28. Truman State Univ. (Mo.) 6,791 15,357
29. James Madison Univ. (Va.) 5,662 12,000
30. Univ. of California, Irvine 5,496 13,199
31. Iowa State Univ. 4,745 16,836
32. Univ. of Iowa 5,768 11,018
33. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 6,380 14,076
34. Univ. of Missouri, Rolla 3,509 15,000
35. College of New Jersey 9,215 17,000
36. St. Mary's College of Maryland 7,767 10,001
37. Colorado School of Mines 6,173 17,500
38. Appalachian State Univ. 2,243 9,443
39. Univ. of Kentucky 4,051 17,591
40. Univ. of Kansas 3,149 17,603
41. Michigan State Univ. 6,174 17,875
42. Univ. of Mississippi 1,748 17,594
43. Florida State Univ. 5,092 15,458
44. Univ. of North Carolina, Wilmington 3,855 12,559
45. Purdue Univ. (Ind.) 4,036 14,071
46. Univ. of Minnesota, Twin Cities 5,035 N/A
47. Miami Univ. (Ohio) 8,028 16,710
48. Colorado State Univ. 4,072 14,253
49. Michigan Technological Univ. 5,341 13,767
50. Univ. of Colorado, Boulder 5,446 16,422
51. Ohio State Univ., Columbus 6,213 11,800
52. Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville 2,603 19,624
53. Univ. of South Carolina, Columbia 7,007 16,200
54. Univ. of California, Davis 5,908 10,472
55. College of Charleston (S.C.) 3,396 11,621
56. Univ. of North Carolina, Asheville 4,329 13,118
57. Mississippi State Univ. 4,246 17,712
58. Richard Stockton College (N.J.) 5,122 13,135
59. California Polytechnic State Univ. 4,368 17,340
60. Univ. of Texas, Dallas 2,554 10,520
61. Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst 4,991 16,255
62. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 3,443 16,426
63. Oklahoma State Univ. 4,223 14,113
64. Univ. of Hawaii, Manoa 5,781 12,161
65. Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania 3,826 14,500
66. Univ. of Arkansas 4,131 14,910
67. SUNY, Albany 6,377 15,320
68. Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City 4,121 22,127
69. Univ. of Idaho N/A 15,500
70. Univ. of Minnesota, Morris 4,654 11,600
71. Univ. of Pittsburgh (Pa.) 8,271 16,000
72. Kansas State Univ. 3,326 15,927
73. Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore County 6,225 12,000
74. Montclair State Univ. (N.J.) 5,912 10,500
75. Rutgers Univ., Newark (N.J.) 4,645 14,313
76. Univ. of California, Santa Cruz 5,575 13,569
77. Univ. of Maine, Farmington 3,979 15,311
78. Auburn Univ. (Ala.) 5,852 17,236
79. Indiana Univ., Bloomington 5,489 18,575
80. Univ. of Connecticut 8,471 16,598
81. Salisbury State Univ. (Md.) 6,662 14,669
82. Univ. of Arizona N/A 17,143
83. Univ. of Alabama 6,111 18,994
84. Eastern Illinois Univ. 5,626 12,211
85. SUNY, New Paltz 4,811 12,000
86. SUNY College, Oswego 6,090 14,649
87. SUNY, Stony Brook N/A 13,834
88. SUNY, Buffalo 8,452 15,430
89. Rutgers Univ., Camden (N.J.) 5,163 15,709
90. Univ. of Maine 4,895 15,000
91. Oregon State Univ. N/A N/A
92. Univ. of Oregon 6,406 17,319
93. SUNY College, Fredonia 8,219 12,691
94. Millersville Univ. of Pennsylvania 6,467 13,501
95. Univ. of Vermont 6,855 21,500
96. Rowan Univ. (N.J.) 6,848 16,271
97. Florida International Univ. 8,445 4,800
98. Univ. of Illinois, Chicago 5,284 N/A
99. Univ. of New Hampshire 9,713 19,712
100. Towson Univ. (Md.) 5,546 19,500
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