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4.16.2019 Final VES Instructional Spending Spreadsheet-1 Precentage of Gross Tuition and Gross Tuition Total Amount Fees Spent and Fees Spent on on Six-digit (including Instruction in Instruction OPEID Institution name Type Sector Discounts) 2017 in 2017 20988 UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX Bachelor's For-profit $1,398,398,764 $213,614,725 15.28% 10727 DEVRY UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $539,670,070 $66,918,514 12.40% 1459 STRAYER UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $530,860,977 $57,979,863 10.92% 1479 EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITYBachelor's Private, non-profit$405,566,000 $167,848,415 41.39% 11644 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND UNIVERSITYBachelor's COLLEGE Public $324,341,155 $102,822,742 31.70% 38193 AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY SYSTEMBachelor's For-profit $309,052,000 $71,432,971 23.11% 10198 ECPI UNIVERSITY Associate's For-profit $235,168,590 $89,979,847 38.26% 10148 COLORADO TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $378,292,955 $31,083,243 8.22% 23621 FULL SAIL UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $422,847,166 $104,454,481 24.70% 3329 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $1,898,364,000 $1,331,215,000 70.12% 1881 ASHFORD UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $575,535,000 $89,551,000 15.56% 21799 ARGOSY UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $371,130,267 $98,233,573 26.47% 1081 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $1,585,451,000 $810,656,000 51.13% 11460 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$218,048,318 $81,091,576 37.19% 20530 LIBERTY UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$920,105,541 $174,403,737 18.95% 4586 KAPLAN UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $452,219,741 $67,633,413 14.96% 13039 SOUTH UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $357,839,591 $100,567,555 28.10% 30106 VIRGINIA COLLEGE Certificate For-profit $281,387,272 $58,318,081 20.73% 21519 KEISER UNIVERSITY Associate's Private, non-profit$390,064,476 $129,509,669 33.20% 8221 UNIVERSAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Certificate For-profit $143,516,308 $39,058,000 27.22% 21136 AMERICAN INTERCONTINENTAL UNIVERSITYBachelor's For-profit $197,034,714 $18,463,077 9.37% 1526 SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$163,010,186 $54,523,817 33.45% 2521 WEBSTER UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$188,288,271 $74,363,951 39.49% 21005 UNIVERSAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Certificate For-profit $89,497,803 $23,622,000 26.39% 40513 ART INSTITUTE OF PHOENIX (THE) Associate's For-profit $48,633,075 $11,885,189 24.44% 32673 CAPELLA UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $456,930,000 $42,773,000 9.36% 9270 ART INSTITUTE OF ATLANTA (THE) Bachelor's For-profit $86,807,934 $20,751,652 23.91% 3728 OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $177,555,785 $198,928,533 112.04% 25042 WALDEN UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $678,734,000 $161,388,000 23.78% 1074 GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $936,659,014 $137,758,550 14.71% 1913 DODGE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Associate's Public $3,890,278 $7,272,333 186.94% 7279 HAWAII PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$82,315,510 $23,365,013 28.38% 3678 SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $80,205,783 $53,513,341 66.72% 2580 SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITYBachelor's Private, non-profit$650,827,343 $111,326,022 17.11% 3749 GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $408,496,663 $355,611,980 87.05% 3712 TIDEWATER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Associate's Public $72,402,037 $74,181,861 102.46% 3798 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON - SEATTLEBachelor's Public $1,101,038,982 $1,445,325,556 131.27% 1444 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$1,019,581,000 $526,045,000 51.59% 2498 PARK UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$74,606,600 $30,493,030 40.87% 21171 ART INSTITUTE OF HOUSTON (THE) Bachelor's For-profit $67,069,459 $15,424,303 23.00% 7470 ART INSTITUTE OF PITTSBURGH (THE) Associate's For-profit $92,250,522 $20,029,338 21.71% 41618 BRANDMAN UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$94,905,982 $28,415,929 29.94% 1328 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIABachelor's Private, non-profit$1,899,585,000 $1,926,267,000 101.40% 3090 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY (THE) Bachelor's Public $1,106,385,094 $1,120,751,735 101.30% 10115 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIOBachelor's Public $270,305,551 $174,910,759 64.71% 7531 ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $248,990,784 $120,732,674 48.49% 23620 UNIVERSAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Certificate For-profit $81,424,250 $18,865,000 23.17% 1047 TROY UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $154,422,045 $89,882,763 58.21% 2456 COLUMBIA COLLEGE Bachelor's Private, non-profit$93,646,640 $54,050,494 57.72% 2707 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEWBachelor's YORK Private, non-profit$1,480,468,000 $2,611,938,000 176.43% 1083 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA (THE) Bachelor's Public $854,293,000 $506,363,000 59.27% 3256 DREXEL UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$878,879,128 $349,770,295 39.80% 7938 LINCOLN COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY Certificate For-profit $108,087,342 $35,650,283 32.98% 3663 WAYLAND BAPTIST UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$48,125,277 $34,408,211 71.50% 4509 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO COLORADO SPRINGSBachelor's Public $147,476,936 $83,025,787 56.30% 2834 EXCELSIOR COLLEGE Bachelor's Private, non-profit$94,708,678 $20,798,774 21.96% 41215 COLUMBIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Bachelor's For-profit $98,314,937 $25,077,838 25.51% 3745 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Bachelor's Public $640,646,558 $507,596,728 79.23% 3632 TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $779,975,146 $931,813,167 119.47% 1350 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $543,649,532 $284,593,336 52.35% 3658 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Bachelor's Public $630,529,248 $835,393,564 132.49% 2974 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA - CHAPELBachelor's HILL Public $536,093,005 $801,262,995 149.46% 3615 TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $364,839,411 $237,792,159 65.18% 3578 UNIVERSITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD Bachelor's Private, non-profit$208,406,750 $68,399,261 32.82% 3594 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS Bachelor's Public $403,358,026 $200,868,187 49.80% 25412 STRATFORD UNIVERSITY Associate's For-profit $63,252,924 $22,342,599 35.32% 1079 YAVAPAI COLLEGE Certificate Public $11,442,951 $24,045,408 210.13% 3652 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Bachelor's Public $491,069,338 $293,117,613 59.69% 6385 CHAMBERLAIN COLLEGE OF NURSING Bachelor's For-profit $490,934,489 $81,615,663 16.62% 3735 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITYBachelor's Public $429,423,983 $415,799,195 96.83% 3545 BAYLOR UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$688,693,396 $266,173,000 38.65% 3448 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA - COLUMBIABachelor's Public $684,758,031 $428,464,104 62.57% 1928 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $280,749,457 $250,446,628 89.21% 3656 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON Bachelor's Public $399,963,341 $217,389,267 54.35% 1445 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$731,880,000 $489,022,000 66.82% 3969 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA - TWIN CITIESBachelor's Public $894,638,455 $766,035,730 85.63% 41279 TRIDENT UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL Bachelor's For-profit $48,807,000 $9,529,000 19.52% 3478 AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $83,189,377 $68,197,632 81.98% 3727 NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGEAssociate's Public $188,545,601 $166,270,234 88.19% 7394 BERKELEY COLLEGE Bachelor's For-profit $130,108,706 $32,610,830 25.06% 1051 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA Bachelor's Public $719,840,321 $387,462,769 53.83% 9743 BELLEVUE UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$73,890,488 $15,848,919 21.45% 2629 RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEWBachelor's JERSEY Public $1,165,388,000 $1,057,957,000 90.78% 1370 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER Bachelor's Public $731,705,896 $534,528,412 73.05% 3800 WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $406,334,885 $343,525,853 84.54% 2103 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARKBachelor's Public $595,707,636 $521,845,823 87.60% 30913 REGENT UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$103,935,000 $28,114,600 27.05% 1509 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$566,146,650 $299,201,181 52.85% 3184 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Bachelor's Public $475,569,000 $543,502,000 114.28% 2678 BRYANT & STRATTON COLLEGE Associate's For-profit $169,201,680 $25,701,666 15.19% 3371 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Public $937,751,000 $488,569,000 52.10% 8694 RASMUSSEN COLLEGE Certificate For-profit $203,310,045 $47,230,584 23.23% 2946 METHODIST UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$65,619,063 $22,546,234 34.36% 1537 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA Bachelor's Public $403,982,105 $393,890,231 97.50% 3754 VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE & STATEBachelor's UNIVERSITYPublic $569,273,690 $422,276,250 74.18% 3388 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$411,565,334 $158,961,644 38.62% 4508 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER Bachelor's Public $309,392,961 $546,894,415 176.76% 1469 FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$193,908,169 $69,989,144 36.09% 1315 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELESBachelor's Public $1,049,619,183 $2,245,090,004 213.90% 33394 WESTERN GOVERNORS UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$499,458,226 $195,330,664 39.11% 3588 UNIVERSITY OF MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR Bachelor's Private, non-profit$88,065,361 $31,367,992 35.62% 5220 SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Associate's Public $80,227,963 $100,759,299 125.59% 3404 JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$395,836,915 $99,847,888 25.22% 3125 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI Bachelor's Public $566,241,885 $435,565,863 76.92% 11462 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA ANCHORAGE Bachelor's Public $87,667,041 $131,276,984 149.74% 1610 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA Bachelor's Public $266,626,038 $351,195,455 131.72% 3213 PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE Associate's Public $100,527,083 $162,125,448 161.28% 2785 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Bachelor's Private, non-profit$2,406,904,000
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