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Colleges in Memphis, Tennessee

8 four-year colleges in Memphis. 2 are public; the biggest is University of Memphis.

Biggest first. “Avg. paid” is what students who got federal aid paid per year after grants; at public colleges, that's in-state students. How we get our numbers

Likely: even the low end of our estimate is 60% or more, and the college admits at least 25% of applicants. Target: our estimate is 30% or more. Reach: our estimate is under 30%, or the college admits under 15%. Long shot: our estimate is under 12%, or the college admits under 12%. Estimates use the college's admit rate and score range plus your grades and scores. They are not a promise.

  1. University of Memphis

    Memphis · Public · 12,701 undergrads

    Avg. paid in-state
    $12,192
    Get in
    72%
    Grad in 6 yrs
    53%
    Due
    Not checked yet
  2. Rhodes College

    Memphis · Private · 1,836 undergrads

    Avg. paid
    $28,776
    Get in
    52%
    Grad in 6 yrs
    81%
    Due
    Not checked yet
  3. Christian Brothers University

    Memphis · Private · 905 undergrads

    Avg. paid
    $16,842
    Get in
    87%
    Grad in 6 yrs
    56%
    Due
    Not checked yet
  4. Baptist Health Sciences University

    Memphis · Private · 770 undergrads

    Avg. paid
    $10,165
    Get in
    82%
    Grad in 6 yrs
    33%
    Due
    Not checked yet
  5. Le Moyne-Owen College

    Memphis · Private · 581 undergrads

    Avg. paid
    $6,993
    Get in
    99.2%
    Grad in 6 yrs
    24%
    Due
    Not checked yet
  6. Visible Music College

    Memphis · Private · 79 undergrads

    Avg. paid
    $25,006
    Get in
    28%
    Grad in 6 yrs
    14%
    Due
    Not confirmed yet
  7. Mid-South Christian College

    Memphis · Private · 19 undergrads

    Avg. paid
    $13,126
    Get in
    100%
    Grad in 6 yrs
    100%
    Due
    Not checked yet
  8. The University of Tennessee Health Science Center

    Memphis · Public · 394 undergrads

    No numbers for this school yet.

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