This database was last updated in March 2017 and should only be used as a historical snapshot. More recent data is available from the U.S. Dept. of Education’s College Scorecard.
In 2014
Average Discount for Low-Income Students, Per Year
Ranks are based on 2014 data. Use the menus below to change the school categories.
1. | Argosy University-Chicago | 33% |
2. | University of Phoenix-Arizona | 28% |
3. | Argosy University-Tampa | 28% |
4. | Argosy University-Inland Empire | 24% |
5. | Trident University International | 23% |
6. | Argosy University-Sarasota | 22% |
7. | Argosy University-Denver | 19% |
8. | Capella University | 19% |
9. | Argosy University-Atlanta | 19% |
10. | Argosy University-Orange County | 18% |
11. | Grand Canyon University | 18% |
12. | Argosy University-Phoenix Online Division | 17% |
13. | Aspen University | 11% |
14. | University of Management and Technology | 10% |
15. | Walden University | 8% |
Other Rankings
- Percentage of Pell Grantees
- Total Cost of Attendance, Per Year
- Average Discount for Low-Income Students, Per Year
- Average Cost for Low-Income Students, Per Year
- Percentage of All Students Graduating Within 6 Years
- Percentage of Pell Students Graduating Within 6 Years
- Difference in Graduation Rates (Pell vs. All Students)
- Median Federal Debt for All Students
- Median Federal Debt of Pell Grantees
- Nonrepayment Rate for All Students
- Nonrepayment Rate for Pell Students
- Default Rate for All Students
- Percentage of All Students Earning $25K or Less Per Year, 10 Years After Enrolling