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Same interest. Different odds. Very different price.

Both are known for computer science. Compare them on how likely you are to get in and what you'd pay — then decide which one is right for you.

Admitted
4%
42%
Cost a year
$97,545
$34,226

Figures are university-wide, as reported by each school.

What are you interested in?

Your turn. Pick a subject and see which schools teach it — sorted by how hard they are to get into, not by rank.

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74 schools offer an Entrepreneurship program — showing 6 examples below

Ultra-Selective · under 15% admitted · 5 schools

Private

Tulane University

Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship

14% admit

Private

Brown University

37 bachelor's degrees awarded (2022-23)

5% admit

Highly Selective · 15–35% admitted · 4 schools

Private

Wake Forest University

Entrepreneurship and Social Enterprise

22% admit

Private

Boston College

57 bachelor's degrees awarded (2022-23)

16% admit

Selective · 35–60% admitted · 13 schools

Private

Loyola Marymount University

Entrepreneurship minor spanning business and film

45% admit

Accessible · over 60% admitted · 52 schools

Public

Arizona State University

Entrepreneurship + Innovation

90% admit

These are examples of how each program is structured — not a ranking or a recommendation. Every interest above can be explored the same way.

Which of these schools make sense for you?

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What actually makes a college right for you.

Compare every college on the same four things.

Admissions

How competitive is the school — and your intended program?

Academics

Does it actually offer what you want to study?

Campus Fit

What does it feel like to spend four years there?

Cost

What might the school actually cost your family?

Where our information comes from.

Our data comes from public sources, including Common Data Sets, IPEDS, College Scorecard, and college websites. When information isn't available, we say so rather than guess.

Over 330 colleges in the database — 198 public and 138 private, across all 50 states and DC. Chosen from federal IPEDS data by size and programmes offered, never by ranking.