Listing of all North Carolina 4 year Colleges

North Carolina – 54 Schools – Quick Facts 2020*:

* North Carolina Schools:	Location	Undergrad Enrollment	In-State Tuition	Out-of-State Tuition	Annual Room & Board	% with FA from School	Average FA from School	% with FA -All Sources	Average FA - all Sources	SAT Math 25%	SAT Math 75%	ACT Comp 25%	ACT Comp 75%	Adm Rate	Grad Rate
Apex School of Theology	Durham	366	5,100	5,100		7%	825	100%	1,555						98%
Appalachian State University	Boone	16,421	7,409	22,216	8,826	36%	3,786	39%	9,033	540	630	22	28	77%	73%
Barton College	Wilson	932	31,732	31,732	10,422	100%	16,594	100%	21,052	470	560	18	22	45%	55%
Belmont Abbey College	Belmont	1,440	18,500	18,500	10,386	98%	7,295	99%	10,077	480	610	19	26	81%	45%
Bennett College	Greensboro	463	18,513	18,513	8,114	79%	15,087	80%	22,496					59%	63%
Brevard College	Brevard	687	30,250	30,250	10,400	99%	15,123	100%	18,484					59%	40%
Campbell University	Buies Creek	3,471	34,630	34,630	12,190	98%	21,405	99%	24,918	510	610	20	25	78%	55%
Carolina University	Winston Salem	398	11,900	11,900	8,000	96%	3,446	97%	7,377	415	520	16	21	29%	41%
Catawba College	Salisbury	1,229	30,520	30,520	10,488	99%	21,373	99%	26,256	460	560	17	23	50%	51%
Chowan University	Murfreesboro	1,356	25,480	25,480	9,500	100%	12,062	100%	18,808	390	490	14	17	68%	27%
Davidson College	Davidson	1,843	53,166	53,166	14,803	67%	39,648	68%	40,880	660	755	30	33	18%	91%
Duke University	Durham	6,659	58,031	58,031	15,588	47%	50,659	49%	50,719	760	800	33	35	8%	95%
East Carolina University	Greenville	19,562	7,238	23,515	10,030	45%	3,613	53%	8,194	520	590	20	24	79%	66%
Elizabeth City State University	Elizabeth City	1,425	3,260	7,260	8,036	68%	3,605	95%	9,191	430	520	16	20	66%	39%
Elon University	Elon	6,029	36,571	36,571	12,685	61%	12,877	61%	14,109	570	660	25	30	78%	85%
Fayetteville State University	Fayetteville	4,058	5,274	16,882	9,440	78%	3,853	93%	10,592	430	500	17	21	69%	34%
Gardner-Webb University	Boiling Springs	1,641	32,240	32,240	10,360	100%	19,748	100%	23,709	480	580	19	24	67%	56%
Greensboro College	Greensboro	737	18,500	18,500	10,800	99%	16,555	99%	21,948	450	540	16	21	77%	33%
Guilford College	Greensboro	1,388	38,530	38,530	11,800	99%	23,196	100%	28,060	460	580	17	24	75%	56%
High Point University	High Point	4,504	36,268	36,268	14,702	87%	12,579	87%	13,871	540	630	22	28	75%	65%
Johnson & Wales University	Charlotte	1,661	33,404	33,404	13,839	100%	19,573	100%	24,736					85%	59%
Johnson C Smith University	Charlotte	1,427	18,784	18,784	7,100	67%	8,002	91%	13,253	393	470	14	18	47%	49%
Lees-McRae College	Banner Elk	915	26,625	26,625	11,216	100%	16,058	100%	20,044					55%	46%
Lenoir-Rhyne University	Hickory	1,566	38,000	38,000	12,510	100%	25,735	100%	30,759	490	580	18	24	78%	52%
Livingstone College	Salisbury	1,139	18,296	18,296	6,794	70%	4,137	95%	10,661	380	470	14	16	50%	24%
Mars Hill University	Mars Hill	1,079	34,118	34,118	9,878	98%	22,519	98%	29,126	460	570	18	23	63%	30%
Meredith College	Raleigh	1,531	38,620	38,620	11,360	98%	18,235	100%	22,203	500	600	18	25	65%	66%
Methodist University	Fayetteville	1,580	34,522	34,522	12,828	98%	18,364	99%	22,235	480	560	17	22	63%	45%
Montreat College	Montreat	570	27,950	27,950	9,085	100%	12,593	100%	16,508	452	550	17	23	56%	34%
North Carolina A & T State University	Greensboro	9,591	6,657	20,167	7,930	67%	3,395	80%	8,900	480	570	17	22	58%	51%
North Carolina Central University	Durham	5,328	6,534	19,241	10,227	75%	3,604	83%	11,135	440	520	17	19	68%	49%
North Carolina State University at Raleigh	Raleigh	22,317	9,101	29,220	11,359	48%	7,365	51%	10,351	630	730	27	32	45%	82%
North Carolina Wesleyan College	Rocky Mount	1,677	31,650	31,650	11,150	98%	22,645	99%	28,035	420	530	15	19	62%	41%
Pfeiffer University	Misenheimer	845	31,060	31,060	11,658	87%	16,349	99%	20,412	455	570	16	23	64%	44%
Queens University of Charlotte	Charlotte	1,552	35,720	35,720	11,222	99%	21,096	99%	23,947	510	610	21	27	65%	59%
Saint Augustine's University	Raleigh	750	17,890	17,890	7,942	72%	7,322	97%	13,783	380	450	13	17	73%	16%
Salem College	Winston Salem	552	30,016	30,016	12,000	98%	21,551	98%	27,132	450	560	16	23	80%	59%
Shaw University	Raleigh	1,247	16,480	16,480	8,514	58%	4,999	96%	10,550					63%	17%
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary	Wake Forest	312	10,072	10,072	6,518	32%	5,095	56%	5,510					92%	60%
St. Andrews University	Laurinburg	623	27,846	27,846	11,134	95%	14,756	95%	20,209	405	575	15	24	45%	39%
University of Mount Olive	Mount Olive	1,367	21,194	21,194	8,800	92%	9,514	98%	14,200	450	550	16	22	58%	55%
University of North Carolina at Asheville	Asheville	3,232	7,231	24,579	9,660	91%	3,792	92%	7,144	530	620	22	27	84%	59%
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Chapel Hill	18,526	8,980	36,159	11,526	41%	12,482	44%	16,394	660	770	28	33	23%	91%
University of North Carolina at Charlotte	Charlotte	21,025	6,905	20,339	13,224	41%	4,128	57%	7,317	560	650	22	26	65%	64%
University of North Carolina at Greensboro	Greensboro	14,265	7,403	22,562	9,264	53%	3,287	69%	9,341	500	580	20	25	82%	59%
University of North Carolina at Pembroke	Pembroke	4,945	3,490	7,490	8,924	42%	2,135	80%	6,143	460	530	17	21	85%	41%
University of North Carolina at Wilmington	Wilmington	12,157	7,181	21,246	10,897	41%	3,429	53%	6,205	580	660	22	27	65%	72%
University of North Carolina School of the Arts	Winston-Salem	884	9,358	25,901	9,156	62%	6,932	62%	9,777	520	620	21	29	29%	75%
Wake Forest University	Winston Salem	5,171	55,440	55,440	15,018	36%	44,705	36%	46,779					30%	88%
Warren Wilson College	Swannanoa	638	37,364	37,364	11,300	97%	22,253	97%	26,150	500	620	21	29	85%	43%
Western Carolina University	Cullowhee	8,617	4,277	8,277	10,725	63%	2,134	68%	5,376	510	590	20	25	69%	62%
William Peace University	Raleigh	832	31,700	31,700	11,640	100%	15,298	100%	20,177	460	570	18	22	50%	42%
Wingate University	Wingate	2,683	35,290	35,290	10,280	100%	23,647	100%	28,091	460	570	18	23	89%	50%
Winston-Salem State University	Winston-Salem	4,124	5,941	16,188	10,575	56%	2,913	90%	8,036	440	510	16	19	68%	51%

* Public and Private not-for-profit Universities & Colleges offering 4 year (Bachelor’s) degrees and with undergraduate enrollment of 200 or more during the 2019-20 fiscal year. Listing also includes community colleges that offer Bachelor degrees in addition to Associate (2 year) degrees. For-profit Universities & Colleges and 100% online/remote only schools are not included in this listing. All information as reported is from institutional data compiled by the US Department of Education.

Explanation of Table Headings:

% with FA from School: Percentage of full-time undergraduate students who received some form of financial assistance directly from the school. Financial Assistance (FA) includes scholarships and awards based on academic, athletic, financial need and other considerations.

Average FA from School: Average annual dollar value of financial assistance to full-time undergraduate students who received awards directly from the school.

% with FA -All Sources: Percentage of full-time undergraduate students who received some type of school, federal or other financial assistance.

Average FA – all Sources: Average annual dollar value of financial assistance to full-time undergraduate students who received some type of school, federal or other FA. Student loans are not included in this figure.

SAT & ACT Percentiles: Our data reports the 25th & 75th percentiles for SAT Math & ACT Composite scores of incoming students. Accordingly, the scores for the middle half of incoming students were within this range.

25% SAT Math & ACT Comp: 25% of the students admitted scored at this Percentile or below; 75% scored above this level.

75% SAT Math & ACT Comp: 75% of the students admitted scored at this Percentile or below; 25% scored above this level.

Adm Rate: Admission rate for incoming class – this is the percentage of total applicants who were offered admission and enrolled in the fall.

Grad Rate: Percentage of students who graduated within 6 years from time of first enrollment. The 6 year national graduation average for students seeking four year degrees is 59%. The 6-year graduation rate was 58% at public institutions, 65% at private non-profit institutions, and 32% at private for-profit institutions.