Colleges in Rhode Island

23
Total Schools
$33,836
Avg In-State Tuition
61.7%
Avg Acceptance Rate
$56,328
Avg Median Earnings
3 Public 0 Private NP 0 For-Profit
Ownership Breakdown

All Schools in Rhode Island

School Name City Type Enrollment Acceptance Rate 10yr Earnings
University of Rhode Island Kingston Public 13,822 77.1% $69,743
Community College of Rhode Island Warwick Public 11,455 $42,659
Brown University Providence Private Nonprofit 7,273 5.2% $93,487
Rhode Island College Providence Public 4,630 81.1% $56,318
Providence College Providence Private Nonprofit 4,170 48.7% $87,054
Roger Williams University Bristol Private Nonprofit 3,957 87.8% $70,266
Johnson & Wales University-Providence Providence Private Nonprofit 3,913 83.7% $43,418
Bryant University Smithfield Private Nonprofit 3,236 65.6% $90,008
Salve Regina University Newport Private Nonprofit 2,102 69.9% $72,975
Rhode Island School of Design Providence Private Nonprofit 2,090 13.8% $68,140
Johnson & Wales University-Online Providence Private Nonprofit 1,980 54.3% $43,418
New England Institute of Technology East Greenwich Private Nonprofit 1,712 72.7% $48,684
Lincoln Technical Institute-Lincoln Lincoln Private For-Profit 703 $31,914
New England Tractor Trailer Training School of Rhode Island Pawtucket Private For-Profit 487 $53,085
College Unbound Providence Private Nonprofit 398
Paul Mitchell the School-Rhode Island Cranston Private For-Profit 170 $26,897
MotoRing Technical Training Institute East Providence Private For-Profit 143 $48,281
Empire Beauty School-Warwick Providence Private For-Profit 132 $23,589
COLLECTIV Academy-Cranston Cranston Private For-Profit 113
IYRS School of Technology & Trades Newport Private Nonprofit 76 80.0%
Roger Williams University School of Law Bristol Private Nonprofit $70,266
Rob Roy Academy - Woonsocket Woonsocket Private For-Profit $30,033
College Unbound - Newport/Aquidneck Island Newport Private Nonprofit

About This Data

School data comes from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Enrollment, admissions, and earnings figures are the most recently available. Earnings represent median income 10 years after enrollment for students who received federal financial aid.