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Washington has 73 colleges and universities in our database; 64 report the graduation-rate data our ranking requires. The top 25 are ranked below by a fixed four-factor formula: 6-year graduation rate (30%), median earnings 10 years after entry (30%), admission selectivity (20%), and in-state tuition affordability (20%).
25
Schools Ranked
$57,688
Avg. Earnings
53.7%
Avg. Graduation Rate

Top 25 Schools

College rankings
# School Graduation Rate Median Earnings Acceptance Rate In-State Tuition
1 83.7% $78,466 47.5% $12,643
2 66.7% $51,006 $8,850
3 68.2% $78,466 88.1% $12,559
4 62.3% $78,466 88.4% $12,817
5 55.0% $49,782 $6,723
6 61.6% $68,905 83.1% $12,997
7 86.9% $78,892 69.7% $53,500
8 45.5% $49,748 $4,226
9 41.2% $54,133 $4,914
10 64.2% $61,885 $33,027
11 65.5% $62,569 92.7% $9,286
12 41.2% $50,712 $4,580
13 33.5% $56,310 $4,305
14 39.8% $50,669 $5,156
15 47.5% $43,526 $6,513
16 81.0% $67,589 47.7% $61,492
17 45.8% $43,140 $5,109
18 42.0% $45,039 $5,103
19 38.6% $47,869 $4,623
20 32.4% $52,009 $4,388
21 76.9% $57,764
22 51.6% $79,878 66.4% $37,400
23 38.3% $45,434 $4,301
24 33.2% $48,144 $4,669
25 40.7% $41,787 $6,634

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