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Cottey College

Nevada, MO · College · Private nonprofit

Locale

Town: Remote

Yield

22%

Most Popular Majors

  1. 1. Psychology12
  2. 2. Biological & Biomedical Sciences8
  3. 3. Business & Management8
  4. 4. Social Sciences7
  5. 5. English Language & Literature4

Enrollment

Admissions

SAT scores (50th percentile)

No data available

ACT Composite (50th percentile)

Tuition & fees (in-state)

Graduation rate

Degrees conferred

Finance: core revenue & expense

Financial aid: % receiving any aid

Academic peers

This institution and its closest academic peers — same institution type, ranked by overlap in subjects and degree levels offered and by how many students earn those degrees — leaving out any that are 10 or more points below it on yield or graduation rate. Select a column heading to sort.

Cottey College
This institution
22%56%69% admitted
No test scores
254
  1. Psychology
  2. Biological & Biomedical Sciences
  3. Business & Management
  4. Social Sciences
  5. English Language & Literature
$39,655
Florida College
FL · Private
78%54%70% admitted
SAT 1,100
728
  1. Business & Management
  2. Health Professions
  3. Liberal Arts & Sciences
  4. Education
  5. Parks, Recreation & Fitness
$35,170
Whitman College
WA · Private
14%81%38% admitted
SAT 1,405
1,561
  1. Social Sciences
  2. Biological & Biomedical Sciences
  3. Psychology
  4. Physical Sciences
  5. Visual & Performing Arts
$78,332
Bard College at Simon's Rock
MA · Private
54%68%96% admitted
No test scores
314
  1. Psychology
  2. Visual & Performing Arts
  3. Engineering
  4. Natural Resources & Conservation
  5. English Language & Literature
$86,482
University of South Carolina-Union
SC · Public
58%48%62% admitted
No test scores
1,402—$28,253

Selectivity sorts on admit rate and test score together, relative to this institution; the test score is the SAT total, or the ACT converted to it. Majors are subject areas by bachelor's degrees conferred. Average cost is the published annual cost of attendance, averaged over in-state and out-of-state students.