Top Colleges in Arizona Tuition Comparison

Arizona State University-Tempe ranked first in the Top Colleges in Arizona rankings, followed by University of Arizona and Arizona State University-West. The average undergraduate tuition & fees of Top Colleges in Arizona is $11,232 for Arizona residents and $23,871 for out of state students in academic year 2019-2020. Prescott College has the highest undergraduate tuition & fees of $32,553 and University of Arizona has the lowest tuition & fees of $12,691 among Top Colleges in Arizona. For graduate programs, the 2020 average graduate tuition & fees of the schools is $12,471 for Arizona residents and $21,420 for out of state students . The average acceptance rate is 84.20% and the average graduation rate is 52% in the Top Colleges in Arizona. The average SAT score of the schools is 1,190. The average salary after 10 years of graduation from Top Colleges in Arizona is $52,120.

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Top Colleges in Arizona Academic Key Facts Comparison

There are 7 public and 3 private schools in Top Colleges in Arizona. The average acceptance ratio of Top Colleges in Arizona is 84.20% where Arizona State University-Skysong has the tightest rate of 64% and DeVry University-Arizona has the loosest rate of 100%. The average graduation rate is 51.90% and the average student to faculty ratio is 16.10:1 (6.21%). Grand Canyon University has the highest student population of 90,253 where total 27,797 students are attending Top Colleges in Arizona.

#1. Arizona State University-Tempe

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#1. Arizona State University-Tempe

Tempe, AZ | Public, 4 or more years

Acceptance Rate

86%

Student Population

51,585

Graduation Rate

69%

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

19 to 1

Tuition & Fees

Undergraduate

$11,338 (in-state), / $29,428 (out-of-state)

Graduate

$12,608 (in-state), / $27,048 (out-of-state)

Salary after 10 Years of Graduation

$55,500

#2. University of Arizona

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#2. University of Arizona

Tucson, AZ | Public, 4 or more years

Acceptance Rate

85%

Student Population

44,097

Graduation Rate

64%

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

15 to 1

Tuition & Fees

Undergraduate

$12,711 (in-state), / $12,691 (out-of-state)

Graduate

$13,271 (in-state), / $33,398 (out-of-state)

Salary after 10 Years of Graduation

$56,000

#3. Arizona State University-West

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#3. Arizona State University-West

Glendale, AZ | Public, 4 or more years

Acceptance Rate

82%

Student Population

4,445

Graduation Rate

70%

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

12 to 1

Tuition & Fees

Undergraduate

$10,268 (in-state), / $26,548 (out-of-state)

Graduate

$12,608 (in-state), / $24,432 (out-of-state)

Salary after 10 Years of Graduation

$55,500

#4. Arizona State University-Downtown Phoenix

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#4. Arizona State University-Downtown Phoenix

Phoenix, AZ | Public, 4 or more years

Acceptance Rate

82%

Student Population

11,584

Graduation Rate

69%

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

14 to 1

Tuition & Fees

Undergraduate

$11,338 (in-state), / $29,428 (out-of-state)

Graduate

$12,608 (in-state), / $27,048 (out-of-state)

Salary after 10 Years of Graduation

$55,500

#5. Arizona State University-Polytechnic

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#5. Arizona State University-Polytechnic

Mesa, AZ | Public, 4 or more years

Acceptance Rate

84%

Student Population

5,095

Graduation Rate

57%

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

18 to 1

Tuition & Fees

Undergraduate

$10,268 (in-state), / $26,548 (out-of-state)

Graduate

$12,608 (in-state), / $24,432 (out-of-state)

Salary after 10 Years of Graduation

$55,500

#6. DeVry University-Arizona

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#6. DeVry University-Arizona

Phoenix, AZ | Private (for-profit), 4 or more years

Acceptance Rate

100%

Student Population

478

Graduation Rate

14%

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

12 to 1

Tuition & Fees

Undergraduate

$17,803

Graduate

$17,552

Salary after 10 Years of Graduation

$50,300

#7. Arizona State University-Skysong

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#7. Arizona State University-Skysong

Scottsdale, AZ | Public, 4 or more years

Acceptance Rate

64%

Student Population

38,540

Graduation Rate

48%

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

23 to 1

Tuition & Fees

Undergraduate

$10,806 (in-state), / $19,398 (out-of-state)

Graduate

$6,342 (in-state), / $6,592 (out-of-state)

Salary after 10 Years of Graduation

$55,500

#8. Northern Arizona University

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#8. Northern Arizona University

Flagstaff, AZ | Public, 4 or more years

Acceptance Rate

85%

Student Population

31,066

Graduation Rate

52%

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

19 to 1

Tuition & Fees

Undergraduate

$11,896 (in-state), / $26,516 (out-of-state)

Graduate

$11,121 (in-state), / $20,338 (out-of-state)

Salary after 10 Years of Graduation

$44,600

#9. Grand Canyon University

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#9. Grand Canyon University

Phoenix, AZ | Private (for-profit), 4 or more years

Acceptance Rate

77%

Student Population

90,253

Graduation Rate

37%

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

20 to 1

Tuition & Fees

Undergraduate

$17,800

Graduate

$11,074

Salary after 10 Years of Graduation

$58,500

#10. Prescott College

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#10. Prescott College

Prescott, AZ | Private (not-for-profit), 4 or more years

Acceptance Rate

97%

Student Population

827

Graduation Rate

39%

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

9 to 1

Tuition & Fees

Undergraduate

$32,553

Graduate

$22,286

Salary after 10 Years of Graduation

$34,300

Top Colleges in Arizona Tuition Comparison

The average undergraduate tuition & fees of Top Colleges in Arizona is $11,232 for state residents and $23,871 for out of state students in academic year 2019-2020. Prescott College has the most expensive tuition & fees of of $32,553 and University of Arizona has the lowest rates of $12,691. The average graduate tuition & fees of Top Colleges in Arizona is $12,471 for state residents and $21,420 for out of state students in academic year 2019-2020. University of Arizona has the most expensive graduate tuition & fees of of $33,398 and Arizona State University-Skysong has the lowest graduate tuition rates of $6,592. Next table compares the tuition and important academic & admission facts between Top Colleges in Arizona.

Table. Top Colleges in Arizona Tuition & Fees Comparison
Rank	School Name	Undergraduate Tuition & Fees		Graduate Tuition & Fees		Average Salary after 10 years of graduation	Acceptance Rate	SAT/ACT Scores	Student Population	Graduation Rate
Rank	School Name	In-State	Out-of-State	In-State	Out-of-State	Average Salary after 10 years of graduation	Acceptance Rate	SAT/ACT Scores	Student Population	Graduation Rate
1	Arizona State University-Tempe Tempe, AZ Public, 4 years	$11,338	$29,428	$12,608	$27,048	$55,500	86%	1,240 SAT 75 ACT	51,585	69%
2	University of Arizona Tucson, AZ Public, 4 years	$12,711	$12,691	$13,271	$33,398	$56,000	85%	1,235 SAT 74 ACT	44,097	64%
3	Arizona State University-West Glendale, AZ Public, 4 years	$10,268	$26,548	$12,608	$24,432	$55,500	82%	1,155 SAT 65 ACT	4,445	70%
4	Arizona State University-Downtown Phoenix Phoenix, AZ Public, 4 years	$11,338	$29,428	$12,608	$27,048	$55,500	82%	1,175 SAT 68 ACT	11,584	69%
5	Arizona State University-Polytechnic Mesa, AZ Public, 4 years	$10,268	$26,548	$12,608	$24,432	$55,500	84%	1,210 SAT 71 ACT	5,095	57%
6	DeVry University-Arizona Phoenix, AZ Private, 4 years	$17,803		$17,552		$50,300	100%	-	478	14%
7	Arizona State University-Skysong Scottsdale, AZ Public, 4 years	$10,806	$19,398	$6,342	$6,592	$55,500	64%	-	38,540	48%
8	Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ Public, 4 years	$11,896	$26,516	$11,121	$20,338	$44,600	85%	-	31,066	52%
9	Grand Canyon University Phoenix, AZ Private, 4 years	$17,800		$11,074		$58,500	77%	-	90,253	37%
10	Prescott College Prescott, AZ Private, 4 years	$32,553		$22,286		$34,300	97%	1,123 SAT 68 ACT	827	39%
	Average	$11,232	$23,871	$12,471	$21,420	$52,120	84%	1,190	27,797	52%