Reed College
OR · Acceptance Rate: 41%
Top colleges offering strong aid packages for middle-income families.
Schools are scored on a combination of estimated net cost after merit aid (targeting the $15K–$40K range typical for middle-income families), merit aid generosity, and academic quality as measured by SAT midpoint. Only schools with published merit scholarship data and acceptance rates above 20% are included. Data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (the federal government's education data authority), Princeton Review, Niche, and My School List's own school database. All figures reflect the most recently available data and are updated periodically. Rankings are for informational purposes only.
OR · Acceptance Rate: 41%
CA · Acceptance Rate: 37%
CA · Acceptance Rate: 28%
PA · Acceptance Rate: 30%
CA · Acceptance Rate: 37%
NY · Acceptance Rate: 55%
VA · Acceptance Rate: 25%
PA · Acceptance Rate: 32%
PA · Acceptance Rate: 38%
WI · Acceptance Rate: 62%
NY · Acceptance Rate: 50%
IN · Acceptance Rate: 63%
WI · Acceptance Rate: 70%
OH · Acceptance Rate: 30%
TN · Acceptance Rate: 55%
VA · Acceptance Rate: 33%
MA · Acceptance Rate: 52%
KY · Acceptance Rate: 59%
NY · Acceptance Rate: 46%
CA · Acceptance Rate: 58%
Colleges that award the largest merit scholarships, ranked by average award amount.
View guide →Private colleges with the lowest estimated net cost after merit aid.
View guide →Top merit scholarships available to students with a 3.0 to 3.7 GPA.
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