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Universities in the USA
Every US college and university that awards degrees on campus, from the US government's own College Scorecard. Fees in rupees, how many get in, how many finish, and the subjects each one teaches.
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- 2574US colleges and universities
- 810of them public
- 1921offer master's degrees
- 146top research universities (R1)
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- New York UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · New York, New York · admits 9.2%✓ Fees and entry rules checked
- University of Southern CaliforniaPrivate, non-profit university · Los Angeles, California · admits 9.8%✓ Fees and entry rules checked
- Boston UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Boston, Massachusetts · admits 11%✓ Fees and entry rules checked
- Columbia University in the City of New YorkPrivate, non-profit university · New York, New York · admits 4%✓ Fees and entry rules checked
- Johns Hopkins UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Baltimore, Maryland · admits 6.4%
- Harvard UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Cambridge, Massachusetts · admits 3.6%
- University of PennsylvaniaPrivate, non-profit university · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · admits 5.4%
- Cornell UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Ithaca, New York · admits 8.8%✓ Fees and entry rules checked
- George Washington UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Washington, Washington, D.C. · admits 47%
- Northwestern UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Evanston, Illinois · admits 7.7%✓ Fees and entry rules checked
- Syracuse UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Syracuse, New York · admits 46%
- Drexel UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · admits 79%
- Baylor UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Waco, Texas · admits 51%
- Georgetown UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Washington, Washington, D.C. · admits 13%
- University of MiamiPrivate, non-profit university · Coral Gables, Florida · admits 19%
- University of ChicagoPrivate, non-profit university · Chicago, Illinois · admits 4.5%
- Stanford UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Stanford, California · admits 3.6%✓ Fees and entry rules checked
- Duke UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Durham, North Carolina · admits 5.7%
- Washington University in St LouisPrivate, non-profit university · St. Louis, Missouri · admits 12%
- Carnegie Mellon UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · admits 12%✓ Fees and entry rules checked
- Yale UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · New Haven, Connecticut · admits 3.9%
- Boston CollegePrivate, non-profit college · Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts · admits 16%
- Emory UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Atlanta, Georgia · admits 11%
- Tufts UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Medford, Massachusetts · admits 11%
- University of Notre DamePrivate, non-profit university · Notre Dame, Indiana · admits 11%
- Tulane University of LouisianaPrivate, non-profit university · New Orleans, Louisiana · admits 14%
- Case Western Reserve UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Cleveland, Ohio · admits 37%
- Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyPrivate, non-profit university · Cambridge, Massachusetts · admits 4.5%✓ Fees and entry rules checked
- University of RochesterPrivate, non-profit university · Rochester, New York · admits 40%
- Brown UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Providence, Rhode Island · admits 5.4%
- Rice UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Houston, Texas · admits 8%
- Rensselaer Polytechnic InstitutePrivate, non-profit college · Troy, New York · admits 63%
- Dartmouth CollegePrivate, non-profit college · Hanover, New Hampshire · admits 5.4%
- California Institute of TechnologyPrivate, non-profit university · Pasadena, California · admits 2.6%
- Brigham Young UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Provo, Utah · admits 68%
- DePaul UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Chicago, Illinois · admits 76%
- Loyola University ChicagoPrivate, non-profit university · Chicago, Illinois · admits 82%
- Fordham UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Bronx, New York · admits 59%
- Rochester Institute of TechnologyPrivate, non-profit university · Rochester, New York · admits 67%
- Saint Louis UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Saint Louis, Missouri · admits 75%
- Howard UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Washington, Washington, D.C. · admits 41%
- Texas Christian UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Fort Worth, Texas · admits 44%
- American UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Washington, Washington, D.C. · admits 62%
- Southern Methodist UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Dallas, Texas · admits 63%
- Marquette UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Milwaukee, Wisconsin · admits 81%
- Long Island UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Brookville, New York · admits 86%
- Loyola Marymount UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Los Angeles, California · admits 45%
- Villanova UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Villanova, Pennsylvania · admits 27%
- University of San DiegoPrivate, non-profit university · San Diego, California · admits 52%
- Seton Hall UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · South Orange, New Jersey · admits 73%
- Wake Forest UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Winston-Salem, North Carolina · admits 22%
- Mercer UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Macon, Georgia · admits 69%
- Creighton UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Omaha, Nebraska · admits 80%
- Illinois Institute of TechnologyPrivate, non-profit university · Chicago, Illinois · admits 55%
- Duquesne UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · admits 84%
- Lehigh UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Bethlehem, Pennsylvania · admits 26%
- Worcester Polytechnic InstitutePrivate, non-profit college · Worcester, Massachusetts · admits 60%
- Azusa Pacific UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Azusa, California · admits 88%
- Clark UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Worcester, Massachusetts · admits 40%
- Clarkson UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Potsdam, New York · admits 77%
- Claremont Graduate UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Claremont, California
- Grand Canyon UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Phoenix, Arizona · admits 79%
- Brigham Young University-IdahoPrivate, non-profit university · Rexburg, Idaho · admits 96%
- National UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · San Diego, California
- Bellevue UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Bellevue, Nebraska
- Pace UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · New York, New York · admits 76%
- Wilmington UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · New Castle, Delaware
- California Baptist UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Riverside, California · admits 85%
- The University of TampaPrivate, non-profit university · Tampa, Florida · admits 40%
- Hofstra UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Hempstead, New York · admits 68%
- Regent UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Virginia Beach, Virginia · admits 38%
- Trine University-Regional/Non-Traditional CampusesPrivate, non-profit university · Angola, Indiana · admits 40%
- Santa Clara UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Santa Clara, California · admits 48%
- Quinnipiac UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Hamden, Connecticut · admits 72%
- University of St ThomasPrivate, non-profit university · Saint Paul, Minnesota · admits 85%
- Maryville University of Saint LouisPrivate, non-profit university · Saint Louis, Missouri · admits 95%
- Pepperdine UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Malibu, California · admits 63%
- University of San FranciscoPrivate, non-profit university · San Francisco, California · admits 62%
- Franklin UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Columbus, Ohio
- Belmont UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Nashville, Tennessee · admits 95%
- Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Daytona BeachPrivate, non-profit university · Daytona Beach, Florida · admits 65%
- Eastern UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Saint Davids, Pennsylvania · admits 91%
- Adelphi UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Garden City, New York · admits 66%
- Gonzaga UniversityPrivate, non-profit university · Spokane, Washington · admits 82%
Applying to the US from India
Bachelor's: apply to each collegeMany US colleges share one form, the Common App; some use their own. Each sets its own tests, essays and deadlines.Study abroad stage
Master's: apply to each departmentUS master's degrees usually take one to two years. Check which Indian degrees and tests each course asks for.Master's abroad guide
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Source: US Department of Education, College Scorecard (files updated 15/10/2026; checked 19/10/2026). Public US government data. Listed: open now, four-year, awards at least a bachelor's degree, not online-only.