New Hampshire Public Colleges With The Highest Graduation Rate

Table. New Hampshire Public Colleges With The Highest Graduation Rate Comparison
	School Name	Graduation Rate	Undergraduate Tuition & Fees	Yield	Acceptance Rate	SAT Score	Total Population	Students to Faculty Ratio
1 -	University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Durham, NHPublic, 4-year	76.00% -	$39,852 ($19,202)	13.96%	88.16%	1,210	13,554	17 to 1
	Average	76.00%	$39,852 ($19,202)	13.96%	88.16%	1,210	13,554	17 to 1

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Denver Seminary Private, 4-year | Littleton, CO
University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus Public, 4-year | Denver, CO
Adams State University Public, 4-year | Alamosa, CO
Princeton University Private, 4-year | Princeton, NJ
The University of Alabama Public, 4-year | Tuscaloosa, AL
Albright College Private, 4-year | Reading, PA
University of Kentucky Public, 4-year | Lexington, KY
University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus Public, 4-year | Pittsburgh, PA
Dakota State University Public, 4-year | Madison, SD
Rhodes College Private, 4-year | Memphis, TN

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Blake Austin College Private, 2-4 year | Vacaville, CA
Career Networks Institute Private, 4-year | Santa Ana, CA
Mt. Diablo Adult Education-Mt. Diablo USD Public, Less than 2-year | Concord, CA
ZMS The Academy Private, Less than 2-year | Los Angeles, CA
Cuesta College Public, 2-4 year | San Luis Obispo, CA
Houston Training School-Main Campus Private, Less than 2-year | Houston, TX
Pima Medical Institute-San Antonio Private, 2-4 year | San Antonio, TX
Tulsa Welding School-Jacksonville Private, Less than 2-year | Jacksonville, FL
Universal Technical Institute of Texas Inc. Private, 2-4 year | Houston, TX
Empire Beauty School-Somersworth Private, Less than 2-year | Somersworth, NH

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Comparison between New Hampshire Public Colleges With The Highest Graduation Rate