Best Urban Colleges For Finance
Prefer an urban setting, with a city as an extension of campus? We've compiled a list of the Best Urban Colleges For Finance. Learn more about each school below and calculate your chances of acceptance.
Name
State
Tuition in-state
Tuition out-of-state
Admissions chances (%)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology | MIT
#2 College for Finance
Massachusetts
$73,160 / year
$73,160 / year
California Institute of Technology | Caltech
#11 College for Finance
California
$74,763 / year
$74,763 / year
University of California, Berkeley | UC Berkeley
#12 College for Finance
California
$36,084 / year
$65,838 / year
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | UNC
#20 College for Finance
North Carolina
$24,266 / year
$52,026 / year
University of Southern California | USC
#24 College for Finance
California
$77,459 / year
$77,459 / year
University of California, Los Angeles | UCLA
#26 College for Finance
California
$35,791 / year
$65,545 / year
Georgia Institute of Technology | Georgia Tech
#29 College for Finance
Georgia
$28,832 / year
$49,944 / year
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities | Minnesota
#41 College for Finance
Minnesota
$28,676 / year
$48,402 / year
Rutgers University–New Brunswick | Rutgers
#48 College for Finance
New Jersey
$34,138 / year
$50,848 / year
University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign | UIUC
#49 College for Finance
Illinois
$26,938 / year
$36,394 / year
University of Wisconsin-Madison | Wisconsin
#57 College for Finance
Wisconsin
$24,576 / year
$35,856 / year
North Carolina State University | NC State
#59 College for Finance
North Carolina
$24,258 / year
$44,580 / year
University of North Carolina at Charlotte | UNC Charlotte
#62 College for Finance
North Carolina
$25,269 / year
$31,986 / year
Worcester Polytechnic Institute | WPI
#69 College for Finance
Massachusetts
$69,812 / year
$69,812 / year
University of California, Irvine | UC Irvine
#72 College for Finance
California
$35,541 / year
$64,533 / year
University of California, San Diego | UCSD
#76 College for Finance
California
$31,887 / year
$61,641 / year
