Most Diverse Public Colleges

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Most Diverse Public Colleges

Top 20 by Diversity Score

Most Diverse Public Colleges

You can make new friends and deepen your understanding of other cultures by enrolling in a diverse public college or university. By carefully researching your options, you can find public schools that offer an excellent, well-rounded education at a reasonable cost that won’t leave you burdened with high debt. Studying and socializing on a diverse campus will teach you how to communicate effective with people who may be different from you, which is great preparation for a career in a multicultural society.

The following are the 20 most diverse public colleges in the U.S. To learn more about our study and dive deep into our methodology, visit Most Diverse Public Colleges.

University of Hawaii at Hilo

You may want to consider studying on the beautiful and welcoming campus of the University of Hawaii at Hilo. This diverse public school of 2,971 undergraduate students boldly celebrates equity and diversity. Many student events focus on cultural pride and heritage. U.S. News and World Reports rates UH Hilo among the top 10 schools for diversity and low debt load at graduation. More than 75 percent of the student body identify as being ethnically diverse, including Hawaiian, Filipino, Japanese and Chinese. UH Hilo offers 36 bachelor’s degrees and an ideal location for studying marine science or volcanoes.

The University of Massachusetts, Boston

University of Massachusetts, Boston enrollment tops 16,000. Over 50 percent of the student body is comprised of students from diverse ethnic backgrounds. Approximately 14 percent of students identify as Black or African Americans and 12 percent of students are Hispanic/Latino. Popular majors are business, health and social sciences. Located in a hub of businesses with international ties and premiere healthcare facilities, students may access internships working with a diverse urban population. The school accepts 69 percent of applicants and offers 80 undergraduate programs.

California State University, East Bay

Like many public colleges that are part of the California State University system, California State University, East Bay excels in diversity recruitment and retention. This school was ranked number one in the West for ethnic diversity by U.S. News and World Report in 2018. Almost 75 percent of the 11,318 enrolled undergraduate students identify as ethnically diverse domestic students and 6.3 percent are international students. You may choose from 50 bachelor’s degree. Examples of popular majors include business, health, psychology, criminal justice and biology. Students enjoy service learning activities and helping their community.

Rutgers University-Newark

Diversity is a core value of the Newark campus of prestigious Rutgers University. Innovative programs to diversify have earned the school national recognition. For instance, most of the students in the Honors Living-Learning Community are black or Latino students and 75 percent qualify for low income Pell Grants. These honor students were chosen for their resilience, leadership potential and commitment to social justice. You can select from more than 45 undergraduate majors, and classes are taught by exceptional faculty dedicated to teaching and research.

Stony Brook University, SUNY

Stony Brook University, State University of New York started out in 1957 as a teacher training college. Enrollment has since grown to 17,026 undergraduate students. Over 50 percent of enrolled students identify as a member of an ethnically diverse group. The largest ethnic group is Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander students at 18.7 percent of the overall population. The school offers more than 200 majors along with study abroad opportunities like studying at SUNY Korea. Students study hard, but they also have fun.

University of California, Los Angeles

Diverse students flock to the University of California, Los Angeles. Approximately 75 percent of enrolled students are culturally diverse. The school is consistently ranked among the best public universities in the country. UCLA’s reputation for scholarship and groundbreaking research makes it an attractive option. To be competitive, you must be gifted and talented. As part of the admission process, the school looks at many factors, including diverse life experiences and cultural perspectives. However, most students also have a 4.0 GPA and high test scores.

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

The University of Nevada, Las Vegas is working to become a national leader in providing diverse students with a high quality, equitable and accessible education. Efforts are ongoing to remove obstacles and barriers to success that may derail a promising student’s career goals. The campus is also considered military friendly to students affiliated with the armed services. With almost 400 majors, the school offers something for everyone. The undergraduate population is 24,714.

San Francisco State University

Along with a diverse student body, San Francisco State University offers a College of Ethnic Studies for students seeking majors like Africana studies or La Raza studies. The school’s emphasis on academic programs is well known. This public school stays abreast of world politics. Students engage in research projects that can be applied to solving problems and helping people. Annual tuition and fees are $7,260, as of 2018 to 2019. Aspiring creative artists, change agents and activists enjoy the vibrancy of the school that boasts an enrollment close to 30,000 students.

University of California, Davis

Admission is competitive to this excellent public school with 30,145 undergraduates. The acceptance rate at the University of California, Davis is 42 percent, and most students have an impressive ACT scores of 25 to 31. Two out of three students identify as a member of a diverse ethnic group. The largest culturally diverse groups represented are Asians and Hispanics. The school has been hosting a annual powwow for almost 40 years to honor American Indians. Despite its urban setting, the school’s agricultural roots are still evident. For instance, you may be able to look out your dorm window and see Holsteins munching hay on the large University farm. Over 100 academic majors are offered, including animal science and viticulture.

University of Houston

If you like the idea of attending a large, fast paced public school in a diverse urban setting, you may want to consider the University of Houston. Less than 27 percent of the 43,774 students enrolled identify as white, which reflects the school’s strong commitment to opportunity and access for all high potential students. The typical UH student has a competitive ACT score of 23 to 28. The school offers more than 250 majors, including a specialized degree in the hospitality business. Known for innovation, the University of Houston is an incubator for entrepreneurial students and faculty continually exploring new startups.

California State University, Sacramento

Located in the capitol city of California, this large public school of 29,000 is well situated for studying public policy. The diversity of the student body at California State University, Sacramento reflects the diverse population of Sacramento. The school also has the second largest population of military veterans. The percentage of students who graduate without any debt is lower than the national average. The school has received special recognition for their good general education classes that provide a solid foundation a major. The school is also known for having one of the few business administration programs that's AACSB accredited.

The University of Texas at Arlington

The University of Texas at Arlington prides itself on a diverse enrollment of 29,606 undergraduate students. The UTA website describes the school as a diversity leader in the U.S. Students from every state attend UTA. Approximately 24 percent of students identify as Hispanic, 16 percent as African American and 11 percent international. No matter what major, you can find research opportunities. UTA is known for state-of-the-art facilities that support the school’s passion for discovering new knowledge and inventions.

Brooklyn College

Like the other 23 campuses that are part of the City University of New York (CUNY) system, this public school welcomes students from all ethnic and racial backgrounds. Brooklyn College is a CUNY leader, with more than 50 percent cultural diversity within the study body. Students representing 138 countries add to the vitality of campus life. An estimated 90 languages are spoken. Students study in prestigious looking ivy covered buildings like you would see at Harvard. The most popular majors are psychology, computer science and business accounting. The school also has an African American Research Center.

New Jersey Institute of Technology

Academic excellence is the hallmark of the New Jersey Institute of Technology, which is the state’s polytechnic university. NJTI awards more engineering degrees to Hispanic and African-American students than any other school in New Jersey. You may find this school a great fit for you if your goals focus on business, architecture, engineering or technology. Faculty are highly accomplished in their field. Located just 20 minutes from Manhattan, students have access to internship and job opportunities. Forbes has designated NJIT as a top school in promoting the upward mobility of diverse students.

University of California, Santa Barbara

Students at the University of California, Santa Barbara enjoy picturesque views of the Pacific Ocean when taking a break from studying. The school values multiculturalism and global stewardship. UC Santa Barbara has been designated as a Hispanic-Serving Institution, which requires enrollment of 25 percent or more Hispanic students. Admission is selective, with an acceptance rate of 36 percent. The average composite ACT score of a UC Santa Barbara student is a competitive 27 to 32. Over 200 majors are offered, and many programs are research-intensive.

University of California, San Diego

Close to the Mexican border, the University of California, San Diego reflects cultural plurality. The school seeks to further increase the number of students from diverse backgrounds. The school is world renowned as a research institution. Emphasis is placed on global leadership and being a change agent for the betterment of society. You may want to consider this school if you plan to study in one of the disciplines offered: arts and humanities, biological and physical science, engineering and sociology related areas.

Baruch College - The City University of New York (CUNY)

Baruch College is a quality public school with about 18,000 enrolled students. More than 110 languages are spoken on campus. Just under 70 percent of students identify as being a student of color, with Asians being the largest demographic at 40 percent. Academic programs are offered through the accredited Zicklin School of Business, Weissman School of Arts and Sciences and the Marxe School of Public and International Affairs. You may also find this school especially appealing if like the idea of living in New York with easy access to Wall Street, corporate headquarters and cultural organizations.

SUNY Old Westbury

If you are looking for a small but diverse public college with a good academic reputation in an urban area, you may want to look at SUNY Old Westbury in Long Island. This school of 4,635 undergraduates has the most diverse student body of all schools within the State University New York system. Further, the school is more diverse the many predominately white colleges throughout the country. African-Americans represent the largest diverse demographic at 27 percent, followed by Hispanic/Latino at 25 percent. Tuition and fees are affordable at $278 per credit for in-state students.

Hunter College

Hunter College’s total enrollment of 22,993 students makes it the largest of 24 colleges in the City University of New York system. The school admits 38 percent of applicants. Psychology, English and sociology are the most popular of the 170 undergraduate programs offered. About 66 percent of those enrolled are students of color, with Hispanic/Latino being the largest culturally diverse group, at 27 percent of the student body. The school shows commitment to diverse scholarship as evidenced by the Center for Puerto Rican Studies and ongoing research efforts aimed at eliminating racial inequities in healthcare services.

Kean University

Kean University in New Jersey proclaims that the school is ranked among the top five diverse colleges in the nation, according to Diversity, Inc. Kean also has an English-speaking campus in China, which is unusual for a public school. At Kean, you can choose between liberal arts, interdisciplinary studies or a specialized major in a particular field. More than 50 undergraduate programs are offered. Eight online programs can be completed without having to commute to campus. To support student success and graduation, the school provides a variety of services such as writing and tutoring centers, career services and a veterans office.

Most Diverse Public Colleges - Complete List

Rank	College	Diversity Score	Acceptance Rate	# Students
1	University of Hawaii at Hilo	0.796	69.1%	2,440
2	University of Massachusetts-Boston	0.793	68.5%	9,283
3	California State University-East Bay	0.784	69.8%	11,578
3	Rutgers University-Newark	0.784	65.3%	6,680
5	Stony Brook University	0.779	40.7%	15,858
6	University of California-Los Angeles	0.778	18.0%	30,343
7	University of Nevada-Las Vegas	0.777	82.8%	18,322
8	San Francisco State University	0.774	68.2%	21,515
8	University of California-Davis	0.774	42.3%	28,564
10	University of Houston	0.771	58.5%	25,818
10	California State University-Sacramento	0.771	71.9%	23,234
12	The University of Texas at Arlington	0.770	69.8%	16,679
13	CUNY Brooklyn College	0.767	37.5%	10,198
13	New Jersey Institute of Technology	0.767	59.3%	6,180
15	University of California-Santa Barbara	0.766	35.8%	21,199
16	University of California-San Diego	0.761	35.7%	27,386
17	CUNY Bernard M Baruch College	0.760	30.7%	11,288
18	SUNY College at Old Westbury	0.759	68.6%	3,633
18	CUNY Hunter College	0.759	37.9%	12,223
20	Kean University	0.758	74.4%	9,239
20	University of California-Berkeley	0.758	16.9%	28,108
22	San Diego State University	0.757	34.6%	26,790
23	San Jose State University	0.756	53.4%	21,613
24	University of Washington-Tacoma Campus	0.755	83.8%	3,761
24	University of Washington-Bothell Campus	0.755	80.3%	4,426
26	CUNY Queens College	0.753	41.3%	11,693
27	University of California-Irvine	0.751	40.6%	26,889
27	CUNY City College	0.751	45.4%	10,067
29	University of California-Santa Cruz	0.750	57.9%	16,509
30	University of Illinois at Chicago	0.747	73.6%	16,517
30	University of Connecticut-Stamford	0.747	57.4%	1,194
32	Nevada State College	0.746	76.1%	1,539
33	CUNY New York City College of Technology	0.744	74.5%	10,912
34	Northeastern Illinois University	0.743	71.0%	4,321
35	New Jersey City University	0.742	85.1%	5,166
35	University of Hawaii at Manoa	0.742	85.0%	10,871
35	California State University-Long Beach	0.742	31.9%	27,953
38	Rutgers University-New Brunswick	0.741	56.9%	34,020
38	George Mason University	0.741	81.0%	19,266
38	The University of Texas at Dallas	0.741	68.0%	14,323
41	Georgia State University	0.739	58.8%	19,208
42	CUNY York College	0.738	41.0%	5,066
43	University of Hawaii-West Oahu	0.737	68.1%	1,566
44	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	0.735	45.3%	28,380
45	University of Maryland-Baltimore County	0.730	56.8%	9,484
45	California State Polytechnic University-Pomona	0.730	59.2%	21,148
45	Texas Woman's University	0.730	85.9%	7,014
48	California State University-Fullerton	0.727	48.2%	27,994
49	Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Abington	0.723	82.4%	3,143
50	The University of Texas at Austin	0.722	40.4%	37,234
51	Montclair State University	0.718	66.1%	14,968
52	College of Staten Island CUNY	0.715	99.2%	9,585
53	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	0.714	60.1%	32,540
54	University of North Texas	0.713	71.8%	25,486
54	SUNY at Albany	0.713	54.4%	12,421
54	University of North Carolina at Pembroke	0.713	73.6%	4,510
54	Virginia Commonwealth University	0.713	81.2%	20,264
54	Fashion Institute of Technology	0.713	40.4%	7,395
59	William Paterson University of New Jersey	0.711	75.6%	7,499
59	California State University-San Marcos	0.711	51.8%	10,469
61	California State University-Northridge	0.709	48.2%	29,104
62	University at Buffalo	0.707	59.4%	18,824
63	University of Houston-Downtown	0.706	82.9%	6,329
64	Florida Atlantic University	0.705	59.8%	16,252
65	Northeastern State University	0.703	93.7%	4,862
65	Texas A & M University-Commerce	0.703	46.1%	6,015
67	California State University-Monterey Bay	0.702	35.2%	6,226
67	University of California-Riverside	0.702	66.3%	19,544
69	Governors State University	0.701	41.3%	1,926
69	University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus	0.701	60.5%	8,530
71	University of South Florida-Main Campus	0.700	46.6%	24,013
72	Old Dominion University	0.694	84.6%	15,203
72	Midwestern State University	0.694	74.5%	4,122
74	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	0.693	25.8%	13,815
75	California State University-Chico	0.691	65.2%	15,246
75	University of Houston-Victoria	0.691	48.1%	1,586
77	Metropolitan State University	0.686	100.0%	2,844
78	University of Connecticut-Waterbury Campus	0.685	58.2%	1,803
78	University of Maryland-College Park	0.685	48.1%	26,350
80	Arizona State University-Tempe	0.684	82.5%	38,946
80	University of New Orleans	0.684	60.0%	4,684
82	University of Arkansas at Little Rock	0.682	89.8%	4,785
83	California State University Maritime Academy	0.681	68.2%	1,075
84	Lamar University	0.680	76.2%	6,161
85	Humboldt State University	0.676	77.1%	7,501
85	California State University-Fresno	0.676	53.5%	18,843
87	CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice	0.673	33.8%	9,831
87	Sonoma State University	0.673	76.3%	7,806
89	SUNY Buffalo State	0.670	64.1%	7,598
89	Arizona State University-West	0.670	77.9%	2,698
89	University of California-Merced	0.670	74.2%	6,741
92	Portland State University	0.668	89.4%	14,206
93	Rutgers University-Camden	0.667	57.5%	4,056
93	Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Harrisburg	0.667	84.5%	3,817
93	University of Houston-Clear Lake	0.667	64.7%	2,693
93	University of Alaska Fairbanks	0.667	73.5%	3,189
97	California State University-Stanislaus	0.664	74.3%	7,217
97	Fort Lewis College	0.664	92.1%	3,178
99	University of North Carolina at Greensboro	0.662	73.9%	14,116
99	SUNY at Purchase College	0.662	43.5%	3,673
101	Sam Houston State University	0.661	71.9%	14,497
101	University of Central Oklahoma	0.661	75.0%	10,546
103	California State University-Channel Islands	0.660	73.8%	5,365
104	University of Arizona	0.659	78.6%	29,149
105	University of Central Florida	0.658	50.0%	38,508
106	University of Alaska Southeast	0.657	49.0%	659
106	University of Baltimore	0.657	49.4%	1,995
106	Colorado State University-Pueblo	0.657	96.4%	3,436
106	Adams State University	0.657	98.6%	1,625
110	University of New Mexico-Main Campus	0.656	57.8%	15,926
110	Eastern New Mexico University-Main Campus	0.656	57.3%	2,590
112	East Central University	0.655	57.8%	2,868
113	Arizona State University-Downtown Phoenix	0.654	76.7%	8,238
114	Arizona State University-Polytechnic	0.653	76.1%	3,354
115	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	0.652	77.3%	2,409
116	University of Missouri-Kansas City	0.650	61.9%	6,669
117	University of Alaska Anchorage	0.645	82.8%	7,079
118	The University of Texas at San Antonio	0.643	76.4%	20,222
119	Augusta University	0.642	77.2%	4,133
120	Temple University	0.641	52.2%	26,277
121	New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology	0.639	23.5%	1,388
122	Texas State University	0.638	71.1%	28,180
123	Angelo State University	0.637	74.4%	5,169
124	Northern Illinois University	0.636	51.8%	12,343
124	California State University-Bakersfield	0.636	67.8%	7,066
126	Southern Connecticut State University	0.634	63.5%	6,830
127	Pennsylvania State University-Penn State York	0.633	83.3%	840
128	Central Washington University	0.631	79.7%	9,482
129	University of Florida	0.630	45.9%	31,014
129	Indiana University-Northwest	0.630	75.8%	2,776
131	Binghamton University	0.629	40.6%	13,185
132	California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo	0.628	29.5%	19,703
133	University of West Alabama	0.627	53.1%	1,722
134	Northwestern State University of Louisiana	0.626	61.8%	5,231
134	Texas A & M University-Corpus Christi	0.626	64.7%	8,251
136	Louisiana State University-Shreveport	0.625	88.6%	1,659
137	Valdosta State University	0.624	65.1%	7,185
137	University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma	0.624	48.8%	714
139	West Virginia State University	0.621	96.3%	1,797
140	University of South Alabama	0.620	80.5%	9,604
140	Frostburg State University	0.620	62.7%	4,141
142	University of Memphis	0.618	56.7%	12,412
143	College of William and Mary	0.617	36.5%	6,209
144	Kennesaw State University	0.616	58.5%	24,412
144	University of Virginia-Main Campus	0.616	29.9%	15,476
146	Auburn University at Montgomery	0.615	76.6%	3,095
146	University of South Carolina-Upstate	0.615	54.6%	4,476
146	University of Oregon	0.615	77.9%	18,330
149	Armstrong State University	0.614	80.4%	4,738
150	University of Connecticut	0.613	48.8%	18,655
150	Columbus State University	0.613	53.2%	4,834
150	University of West Georgia	0.613	59.1%	9,084
153	Northwestern Oklahoma State University	0.612	43.8%	1,424
154	New Mexico State University-Main Campus	0.610	59.6%	9,874
154	SUNY College of Technology at Delhi	0.610	51.3%	2,574
156	University of North Carolina at Charlotte	0.609	62.0%	20,263
157	Wichita State University	0.608	86.2%	8,687
157	University of North Texas at Dallas	0.608	68.2%	1,370
159	Stephen F Austin State University	0.607	62.4%	9,592
159	University of Alabama at Birmingham	0.607	58.1%	8,971
161	Wayne State University	0.606	81.5%	12,003
161	Towson University	0.606	73.7%	16,893
163	The University of Texas at Tyler	0.604	69.3%	4,806
163	Metropolitan State University of Denver	0.604	63.9%	12,483
165	Troy University	0.603	91.2%	9,350
165	University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus	0.603	70.8%	18,444
165	Farmingdale State College	0.603	58.0%	6,942
168	University of Nevada-Reno	0.601	82.8%	15,408
168	Northern Arizona University	0.601	78.0%	21,494
170	University of Minnesota-Morris	0.600	58.1%	1,646
170	Southern Oregon University	0.600	78.2%	3,670
172	University of Illinois at Springfield	0.599	65.3%	1,913
173	University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth	0.598	76.0%	6,011
173	University of Northern Colorado	0.598	90.3%	8,348
175	Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Brandywine	0.596	82.6%	1,186
176	Middle Georgia State University	0.595	70.7%	4,769
176	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	0.595	28.6%	27,969
178	University of South Carolina-Beaufort	0.594	65.1%	1,746
179	Texas A&M University-Texarkana	0.593	56.0%	1,098
180	Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Lehigh Valley	0.592	86.6%	697
181	Washington State University	0.591	72.0%	21,652
182	Western Connecticut State University	0.589	66.8%	4,116
182	The University of Texas of the Permian Basin	0.589	81.5%	2,186
182	Texas Tech University	0.589	62.6%	26,627
185	Western Illinois University	0.588	59.5%	7,482
185	University of South Carolina-Aiken	0.588	66.9%	2,831
187	Eastern Washington University	0.586	95.5%	10,032
188	Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Hazleton	0.584	81.9%	764
188	CUNY Lehman College	0.584	32.5%	6,600
190	Francis Marion University	0.580	61.6%	3,133
191	Oregon State University	0.579	77.5%	18,852
191	United States Air Force Academy	0.579	15.1%	4,237
193	Gordon State College	0.577	54.3%	2,491
194	California State University-Dominguez Hills	0.575	47.9%	9,320
194	University of Massachusetts-Lowell	0.575	60.6%	10,019
196	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	0.573	26.9%	17,869
196	Winthrop University	0.573	68.5%	4,545
198	SUNY College at Potsdam	0.572	71.8%	3,321
199	Southwestern Oklahoma State University	0.571	90.8%	3,659
199	University of Florida-Online	0.571	64.1%	1,028
201	Western Oregon University	0.570	87.8%	4,081
202	Lander University	0.568	61.8%	2,551
203	Rhode Island College	0.567	74.7%	5,598
203	Mississippi University for Women	0.567	98.8%	2,116
203	The University of West Florida	0.567	40.8%	7,153
206	California State University-San Bernardino	0.566	58.1%	16,478
206	West Texas A & M University	0.566	60.0%	5,650
208	State University of New York at New Paltz	0.565	42.9%	6,198
209	United States Naval Academy	0.563	9.7%	4,528
210	Florida State University	0.562	58.0%	29,281
210	Texas A&M University-San Antonio	0.562	38.7%	2,377
212	Central Connecticut State University	0.560	60.0%	7,539
212	United States Military Academy	0.560	9.7%	4,389
214	Purdue University-Main Campus	0.559	56.0%	29,309
214	Delta State University	0.559	89.4%	2,259
216	Middle Tennessee State University	0.558	68.6%	16,019
216	Austin Peay State University	0.558	88.9%	6,956
218	Massachusetts College of Art and Design	0.557	70.9%	1,560
219	University of Louisiana at Lafayette	0.556	51.1%	12,876
219	University of South Florida-St Petersburg	0.556	35.7%	2,739
219	University of Louisiana at Monroe	0.556	76.1%	5,208
222	Minot State University	0.555	59.8%	2,021
223	University of Missouri-St Louis	0.554	70.6%	5,434
224	Cleveland State University	0.552	87.5%	9,221
224	Clayton State University	0.552	40.9%	3,636
226	Ramapo College of New Jersey	0.551	53.3%	5,016
226	Texas A & M University-College Station	0.551	67.2%	45,091
226	Sul Ross State University	0.551	92.2%	1,378
229	Southern Illinois University-Carbondale	0.550	76.7%	10,554
229	Florida International University	0.550	50.1%	26,312
229	Eastern Michigan University	0.550	72.9%	12,880
229	California State University-Los Angeles	0.550	63.7%	20,022
233	College of Coastal Georgia	0.549	95.2%	2,165
233	Louisiana State University-Alexandria	0.549	33.3%	1,850
235	Southeastern Louisiana University	0.548	87.3%	9,020
235	Arizona State University-Skysong	0.548	62.1%	8,931
237	University of Southern Mississippi	0.546	60.1%	10,246
238	Georgia Southern University	0.545	64.6%	15,976
239	Kentucky State University	0.544	49.0%	1,049
240	SUNY College of Technology at Canton	0.543	82.6%	2,673
241	SUNY College at Plattsburgh	0.542	51.0%	4,822
242	University of Massachusetts-Amherst	0.541	59.7%	21,460
243	University of Colorado Colorado Springs	0.538	92.9%	7,947
243	Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Berks	0.538	87.0%	2,553
243	Indiana State University	0.538	85.9%	9,364
243	Pennsylvania State University-World Campus	0.538	57.5%	2,320
247	University of Nebraska at Omaha	0.537	86.5%	9,880
247	East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania	0.537	83.3%	5,642
247	University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee	0.537	73.3%	17,598
250	Eastern Connecticut State University	0.536	57.9%	4,292
250	University of Michigan-Flint	0.536	65.2%	3,844
250	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	0.536	70.9%	25,213
250	Morrisville State College	0.536	77.4%	2,624
254	The Evergreen State College	0.533	97.5%	3,458
254	University of Central Arkansas	0.533	89.8%	8,010
256	Georgia Southwestern State University	0.530	68.2%	1,769
257	United States Coast Guard Academy	0.529	51.0%	986
257	The College of New Jersey	0.529	48.9%	6,496
259	Michigan State University	0.528	65.7%	35,447
260	Salem State University	0.526	73.6%	5,864
261	University of Pittsburgh-Bradford	0.524	52.6%	1,349
261	Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus	0.524	56.4%	40,139
263	Florida Gulf Coast University	0.518	56.1%	10,826
264	Colorado State University-Global Campus	0.517	0.0%	2,181
264	Eastern Illinois University	0.517	46.9%	5,133
264	McNeese State University	0.517	63.7%	5,467
267	University of Wisconsin-Parkside	0.516	62.5%	3,248
268	Rowan University	0.515	71.0%	12,731
268	Southern Arkansas University Main Campus	0.515	69.1%	2,834
268	Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Schuylkill	0.515	75.6%	627
271	Florida Polytechnic University	0.514	73.6%	1,254
271	University of North Florida	0.514	64.5%	9,702
273	East Carolina University	0.513	70.3%	19,754
274	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	0.511	44.4%	29,566
274	University of Toledo	0.511	94.3%	12,936
276	Oklahoma State University-Main Campus	0.510	74.5%	18,414
277	St Mary's College of Maryland	0.507	80.0%	1,547
277	University of Michigan-Dearborn	0.507	64.7%	4,985
277	University of Colorado Boulder	0.507	76.6%	25,802
280	Henderson State University	0.506	66.1%	2,791
280	Virginia State University	0.506	94.5%	4,023
280	Fayetteville State University	0.506	59.3%	4,141
283	Coastal Carolina University	0.505	61.2%	8,864
283	Mayville State University	0.505	55.2%	612
285	Saint Cloud State University	0.504	85.1%	8,841
285	Nicholls State University	0.504	82.7%	4,605
285	University of Utah	0.504	76.4%	17,197
288	Framingham State University	0.503	64.8%	3,701
289	Ohio State University-Main Campus	0.501	54.1%	41,862
290	Emporia State University	0.500	87.4%	3,431
291	Colorado Mesa University	0.499	82.7%	7,277
292	University of Iowa	0.497	84.1%	20,868
293	Worcester State University	0.496	70.6%	4,033
294	Radford University	0.492	81.2%	8,104
295	New College of Florida	0.489	71.3%	861
295	Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis	0.489	74.0%	17,389
297	Tarleton State University	0.488	50.4%	8,059
297	University of Georgia	0.488	53.9%	26,328
299	Louisiana Tech University	0.487	63.2%	7,850