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4 Year Schools with Avr Scholarship * Annual Tuition & Fees SAT Math 4 Year Schools with Avr Scholarship * Annual Tuition & SAT Math ACT Ad Fees Percentile Composite mis sio n Lacrosse City Stat Divisi Team Men Women In-State Out of 25% 75% 25% 75 Rat Programs 2017: e on s State % e Birmingham Birming AL NCAA M W - - 34,448 34,448 500 610 23 29 53 Southern College ham III % Huntingdon College Montgo AL NCAA M W - - 25,800 25,800 450 568 19 23 58 mery III % University of Huntsvil AL NCAA M W 8,109 10,890 9,842 20,612 550 680 24 30 81 Alabama in le II % Huntsville University of Montev AL NCAA M W 8,640 8,081 12,040 24,310 475 580 20 26 70 Montevallo allo II % Hendrix College Conway AR NCAA M W - - 42,440 42,440 580 660 25 32 82 III % Arizona State Tempe AZ NCAA W 22,46 21,524 10,370 26,470 520 640 23 28 83 University I 1 % Chapman Orange CA NCAA W - - 48,710 48,710 550 650 25 30 48 University III % Claremont - Mudd - Clarem CA NCAA W - - 50,945 50,945 670 780 29 33 15 Scripps ont III % Fresno State (CSU) Fresno CA NCAA W 14,93 15,090 6,313 17,473 400 510 16 21 52 I 7 % Marymount Rancho CA NAIA M 9,772 10,622 35,884 35,884 California Palos University Verdes Notre Dame de Belmon CA NCAA M 2,088 2,332 33,268 33,268 390 510 16 21 87 Namur University t II % Occidental College Los CA NCAA W - - 51,070 51,070 600 690 28 31 45 Angeles III % Pomona - Pitzer Clarem CA NCAA W - - 50,430 50,430 690 770 30 34 11 ont III % San Diego State San CA NCAA W 17,02 13,740 7,084 18,244 510 630 22 28 34 University Diego I 0 % Stanford University Palo CA NCAA W 27,65 28,243 47,940 47,940 700 800 31 35 5% Alto I 3 University of Berkele CA NCAA W 12,10 13,275 13,509 40,191 640 770 30 34 17 California-Berkeley y I 9 % University of Davis CA NCAA W 12,97 12,536 14,046 40,728 560 710 25 31 38 California-Davis I 2 % University of Redland CA NCAA W - - 46,570 46,570 510 610 22 28 68 Redlands s III % University of Los CA NCAA W 28,74 29,451 52,283 52,283 650 770 30 33 18 Southern California Angeles I 4 % Whittier College Whittier CA NCAA M W - - 44,774 44,774 470 590 20 26 63 III % 4 Year Schools with Avr Scholarship * Annual Tuition & Fees SAT Math ACT Ad Varsity Percentile Composite mis sio n Lacrosse City Stat Divisi Team Men Women In-State Out of 25% 75 25% 75 Rat teams 2017: e on s State % % e Adams State Alamos CO NCAA M W 2,557 5,104 9,153 20,169 470 53 17 23 64 University a II 3 % Colorado College Colorad CO NCAA M W - - 50,892 50,892 17 o III % Springs Colorado Mesa Grand CO NCAA M W 3,041 3,967 7,835 18,996 430 54 17 23 83 University Junctio II 0 % n Colorado State Pueblo CO NCAA M W 3,697 5,094 9,519 24,101 430 54 18 23 96 University-Pueblo II 5 % Fort Lewis College Durang CO NCAA W 7,169 5,587 8,104 17,816 450 58 19 24 86 o II 0 % Johnson & Wales Denver CO NAIA W - - 30,746 30,746 81 University-Denver % Regis University Denver CO NCAA W 11,16 14,524 34,450 34,450 470 59 21 27 66 II 3 0 % U.S. Air Force Colorad CO NCAA M full full ride! -0- -0- 630 71 29 32 17 Academy o I ride! 0 % Springs University of Boulder CO NCAA W 32,12 26,873 11,531 35,079 540 66 24 30 80 Colorado I 4 0 % University of Colorad CO NCAA W 5,155 6,329 8,042 18,770 470 59 21 26 92 Colorado Colorado o II 0 % Springs Springs University of Denver CO NCAA M W 25,17 33,348 46,422 46,422 560 66 26 30 73 Denver I 8 0 % Albertus Magnus New CT NCAA M W - - 30,526 30,526 - College Haven III Central Connecticut New CT NCAA W 10,39 13,149 9,741 22,602 460 55 20 24 59 State University Britain I 5 0 % Connecticut College New CT NCAA M W - - 50,940 50,940 40 London III % Eastern Willima CT NCAA M W - - 10,500 23,361 64 Connecticut State ntic III % University Fairfield University Fairfield CT NCAA M W 13,86 15,450 46,000 46,000 65 I 4 % Mitchell College New CT NCAA M W - - 31,780 31,780 74 London III % Post University Waterb CT NCAA M W 7,831 11,592 16,510 16,510 380 51 17 21 81 ury II 0 % Quinnipiac Hamde CT NCAA M W 24,86 28,041 43,940 43,940 500 60 22 27 74 University n I 1 0 % Sacred Heart Fairfield CT NCAA M W 12,18 10,023 38,300 38,300 59 University I 9 % 4 Year Schools with Avr Scholarship * Annual Tuition & Fees SAT Math ACT Ad Varsity Percentile Composite mis sio n Lacrosse City Stat Divisi Team Men Women In-State Out of 25% 75 25% 75 Rat teams 2017: e on s State % % e Southern New CT NCAA W 3,689 3,623 10,054 22,915 410 50 18 22 65 Connecticut State Haven II 0 % University Trinity College Hartfor CT NCAA M W - - 52,760 52,760 33 d III % U.S. Coast Guard New CT NCAA M W full full ride! -0- -0- 610 69 26 31 18 Academy London III ride! 0 % University of Bridgep CT NCAA W 14,80 17,149 31,630 31,630 420 50 18 23 52 Bridgeport ort II 0 0 % University of Storrs CT NCAA W 25,76 23,790 14,066 35,858 580 69 26 31 53 Connecticut I 8 0 % University of West CT NCAA M W 16,06 23,239 37,790 37,790 470 58 20 25 64 Hartford Hartfor I 3 0 % d University of New West CT NCAA W 9,659 8,907 37,060 37,060 480 58 21 26 82 Haven Haven II 0 % University of Saint West CT NCAA W - - 36,870 36,870 410 52 16 22 93 Joseph Hartfor III 0 % d Wesleyan Middlet CT NCAA M W - - 50,912 50,912 22 University own III % Western Danbur CT NCAA M W - - 10,017 22,878 57 Connecticut State y III % University Yale University New CT NCAA M W - - 49,480 49,480 710 80 31 35 7% Haven I 0 American Washin DC NCAA W 20,66 23,389 44,853 44,853 560 65 26 30 35 University gton I 6 0 % Catholic University Washin DC NCAA M W - - 42,536 42,536 79 of America gton III % George Washington Washin DC NCAA W 18,60 24,898 51,950 51,950 600 70 27 31 46 University gton I 6 0 % Georgetown Washin DC NCAA M W 10,48 17,389 50,547 50,547 660 75 30 34 17 University gton I 8 0 % Howard University Washin DC NCAA W 17,16 17,960 24,908 24,908 490 61 21 27 49 gton I 6 0 % University of the Washin DC NCAA M W 13,31 17,032 5,612 11,756 - District of Columbia gton II 4 Delaware State Dover DE NCAA W 12,23 10,089 7,532 16,138 400 49 17 21 44 University I 2 0 % University of Newark DE NCAA M W 21,46 15,575 12,830 32,250 550 66 24 29 67 Delaware I 6 0 % Wesley College Dover DE NCAA M W - - 25,646 25,646 370 47 14 19 63 III 0 % 4 Year Schools with Avr Scholarship * Annual Tuition & Fees SAT Math ACT Ad Varsity Percentile Composite mis sio n Lacrosse City Stat Divisi Team Men Women In-State Out of 25% 75 25% 75 Rat teams 2017: e on s State % % e Wilmington New DE NCAA M W 3,458 4,790 10,670 10,670 University Castle II Ave Maria Ave FL NAIA W 2,074 938 19,128 19,128 480 59 21 27 43 University Maria 0 % Embry-Riddle Dayton FL NCAA M W 10,70 15,876 33,886 33,886 69 Aeronautical a Beach II 8 % University Florida Institute of Melbou FL NCAA M W 11,14 14,766 40,446 40,446 560 67 24 29 57 Technology rne II 2 0 % Florida Southern Lakelan FL NCAA M W 10,66 12,378 33,150 33,150 530 61 24 29 45 College d II 2 0 % Jacksonville Jackson FL NCAA M W 8,092 15,020 33,930 33,930 54 University ville I % Lynn University Boca FL NCAA M 11,47 17,216 36,650 36,650 445 55 19 24 76 Raton II 4 0 % Palm Beach West FL NCAA M W 4,772 5,269 28,520 28,520 460 59 20 26 93 Atlantic University Palm II 0 % Beach Rollins College Winter FL NCAA M W 8,036 11,024 46,520 46,520 60 Park II % Saint Leo University Saint FL NCAA M W 7,926 10,005 21,440 21,440 73 Leo II % Stetson University DeLand FL NCAA W 8,497 19,130 43,240 43,240 63 I % University of Gainesv FL NCAA W 19,88 24,109 6,381 28,659 590 68 27 31 48 Florida ille I 6 0 % University of Tampa FL NCAA M W 5,455 6,073 27,740 27,740 500 59 22 26 51 Tampa II 0 % Berry College Mount GA NCAA M W - - 33,556 33,556 520 61 24 29 55 Berry III 0 % Emmanuel College Franklin GA NCAA M W 5,710 8,204 19,330 19,330 400 53 34 Springs II 0 % Kennesaw State Kennes GA NCAA W 9,139 14,508 6,060 16,636 500 59 21 25 59 University aw I 0 % LaGrange College Lagrang GA NCAA W - - 28,490 28,490 440 55 20 24 57 e III 0 % Mercer University Macon GA NCAA M W 19,54 18,536 35,130 35,130 560 66 24 30 67 I 9 0 % Oglethorpe Atlanta GA NCAA M W - - 35,280 35,280 510 60 22 28 78 University III 0 % Piedmont College Demore GA NCAA M W - - 23,112 23,112 440 55 19 24 57 st III 0 % 4 Year Schools with Avr Scholarship * Annual Tuition & Fees SAT Math ACT Ad Varsity Percentile Composite mis sio n Lacrosse City Stat Divisi Team Men Women In-State Out of 25% 75 25% 75 Rat teams 2017: e on s State % % e Point University West GA NAIA M W 8,110 9,978 19,200 19,200 410 50 17 21 49 Point 0 % Reinhardt Walesk GA NAIA M W 7,414 9,229 21,644 21,644 430 52 18 22 91 University a 0 % Savannah College Savann GA NAIA M W 16,793 11,016 35,690 35,690 460 58 20 26 70 of Art and Design ah 0 % Shorter University Rome GA NCAA M W 8,301 12,974 21,730 21,730 430 53 18 24 63 II 0 % Truett-McConnell Clevela GA NAIA W 3,505 4,011 18,510 18,510 410 51 18 22 91 College nd 0 % Young Harris Young GA NCAA M W 8,688 13,008 29,012 29,012 435 53 18 23 52 College Harris II 0 % Clarke University Dubuqu IA NAIA M W 4,802 4,954 30,900 30,900 440 56 20 25 72 e 0 % Cornell College Mount IA NCAA M W - - 39,900 39,900 500 64 23 29 70 Vernon III 0 % Loras College Dubuqu IA NCAA W - - 31,525 31,525 460 57 21 26 95 e III 0 % Saint Ambrose Davenp IA NAIA M 4,217 2,860 29,150 29,150 20 25 73 University ort % University of Dubuqu IA NCAA M W - - 28,700 28,700 390 50 17 23 77 Dubuque e III 0 % Wartburg College Waverly IA NCAA W - - 38,380 38,380 505 65 21 27 74 III 0 % Augustana College Rock IL NCAA M W - - 39,621 39,621 49 Island III % Aurora University Aurora IL NCAA M W - - 22,830 22,830 460 53 19 23 77 III 0 % Benedictine Lisle IL NCAA M W - - 32,170 32,170 - University III Concordia River IL NCAA M W - - 30,630 30,630 470 59 20 25 50 University-Chicago Forest III 0 % Elmhurst College Elmhurs IL NCAA
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