Colleges in Rhode Island
11 colleges in Rhode Island, largest first. The most selective are Brown University, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence College. The lowest average net prices are at Rhode Island College ($10,959), Johnson & Wales University-Online ($22,071), University of Rhode Island ($22,469).
| College | Acceptance rate | SAT (middle 50%) | Avg. net price | Graduation rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Rhode IslandKingston | 72% | 1020–1280 | $22,469 | 72% |
| Brown UniversityProvidence | 5.4% | 1510–1580 | $26,976 | 96% |
| Rhode Island CollegeProvidence | 92% | 870–1120 | $10,959 | 45% |
| Providence CollegeProvidence | 51% | 1250–1390 | $49,594 | 86% |
| Roger Williams UniversityBristol | 88% | 1140–1310 | $37,645 | 67% |
| Johnson & Wales University-ProvidenceProvidence | 88% | 890–1160 | $29,952 | 49% |
| Bryant UniversitySmithfield | 65% | 1190–1330 | $39,186 | 81% |
| Johnson & Wales University-OnlineProvidence | 91% | — | $22,071 | 0% |
| Salve Regina UniversityNewport | 68% | 1160–1330 | $36,528 | 73% |
| Rhode Island School of DesignProvidence | 19% | 1396–1530 | $50,513 | 92% |
| New England Institute of TechnologyEast Greenwich | 67% | — | $39,333 | 55% |
Net price is what students receiving federal aid paid on average after grants and scholarships. Public colleges usually charge Rhode Island residents less tuition. Data: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.