Highest Graduation Rate

Colleges ranked by their graduation rate, reflecting student success and institutional support.

Showing 51–100 of 3,663 colleges

Overall Best Value Top Earnings Most Selective Graduation Rate Best Public Best Private Largest

Rank	College	Location	Type	Grad Rate	Composite
51	Vanderbilt University	Nashville, Tennessee	Private nonprofit	92.7%	84.3
52	Babson College	Wellesley, Massachusetts	Private nonprofit	92.5%	89.5
53	University of California-Los Angeles	Los Angeles, California	Public	92.6%	82.1
54	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	Atlanta, Georgia	Public	92.4%	84.5
55	Galaxy Medical College	North Hollywood, California	Private for-profit	92.4%	66.6
56	Wesleyan University	Middletown, Connecticut	Private nonprofit	92.4%	74.9
57	University of Southern California	Los Angeles, California	Private nonprofit	92.2%	82.3
58	Barnard College	New York, New York	Private nonprofit	92.3%	79.2
59	Faith Theological Seminary and Christian College	Tampa, Florida	Private nonprofit	92.1%	66.5
60	Carnegie Mellon University	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Private nonprofit	92.0%	89.7
61	Hamilton College	Clinton, New York	Private nonprofit	91.8%	77.6
62	Davidson College	Davidson, North Carolina	Private nonprofit	91.8%	78.3
63	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Chapel Hill, North Carolina	Public	91.7%	73.1
64	Hypnosis Motivation Institute	Tarzana, California	Private nonprofit	91.7%	50.3
65	Villanova University	Villanova, Pennsylvania	Private nonprofit	91.5%	80.9
66	Bates College	Lewiston, Maine	Private nonprofit	91.6%	76.0
67	Homestead Schools	Torrance, California	Private nonprofit	91.4%	62.5
68	Infinity College	Lafayette, Louisiana	Private for-profit	91.3%	66.1
69	Boston College	Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts	Private nonprofit	91.0%	84.3
70	William & Mary	Williamsburg, Virginia	Public	91.0%	69.9
71	Emory University	Atlanta, Georgia	Private nonprofit	90.9%	77.7
72	Digital Media Institute	Shreveport, Louisiana	Private nonprofit	90.9%	71.0
73	Colgate University	Hamilton, New York	Private nonprofit	90.9%	79.6
74	Carleton College	Northfield, Minnesota	Private nonprofit	90.9%	75.4
75	Northeastern University	Boston, Massachusetts	Private nonprofit	90.8%	83.2
76	United States Naval Academy	Annapolis, Maryland	Public	90.7%	76.7
77	University of Florida	Gainesville, Florida	Public	90.7%	72.7
78	Wellesley College	Wellesley, Massachusetts	Private nonprofit	90.7%	80.7
79	CBT Technology Institute-Main Campus	Miami, Florida	Private for-profit	90.7%	51.7
80	Vassar College	Poughkeepsie, New York	Private nonprofit	90.6%	73.2
81	Haverford College	Haverford, Pennsylvania	Private nonprofit	90.4%	77.2
82	College of the Holy Cross	Worcester, Massachusetts	Private nonprofit	90.3%	78.8
83	Wake Forest University	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	Private nonprofit	90.3%	73.7
84	Lehigh University	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	Private nonprofit	90.2%	81.2
85	Yeshiva Gedola Tiferes Yaakov Yitzchok	Lakewood, New Jersey	Private nonprofit	90.0%	65.9
86	Eastern Virginia Career College	Fredericksburg, Virginia	Private for-profit	89.8%	44.9
87	Rhode Island School of Design	Providence, Rhode Island	Private nonprofit	89.8%	72.9
88	The Juilliard School	New York, New York	Private nonprofit	89.6%	65.1
89	Boston University	Boston, Massachusetts	Private nonprofit	89.5%	78.0
90	Louisiana Culinary Institute	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	Private for-profit	89.5%	55.6
91	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Madison, Wisconsin	Public	89.3%	68.7
92	Curtis Institute of Music	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Private nonprofit	89.2%	76.7
93	Macalester College	Saint Paul, Minnesota	Private nonprofit	89.2%	69.1
94	Colby College	Waterville, Maine	Private nonprofit	89.2%	80.4
95	Smith College	Northampton, Massachusetts	Private nonprofit	89.1%	71.2
96	School of Automotive Machinists & Technology	Houston, Texas	Private for-profit	88.9%	58.9
97	Stevens Institute of Technology	Hoboken, New Jersey	Private nonprofit	88.9%	78.1
98	University of Maryland-College Park	College Park, Maryland	Public	88.9%	68.9
99	New York Seminary	Brooklyn, New York	Private nonprofit	88.9%	60.4
100	Saint Michael College of Allied Health	Washington, District of Columbia	Private for-profit	88.7%	61.7

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