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In addition to ranking high at No. 22 on the Bachelor’s Colleges Ranking, ������ is No. 51 on the magazine’s “Best Bang for the Buck West Colleges,” recognizing four-year institutions that “help non-wealthy students attain marketable degrees at affordable prices.”

According to the publication’s website, Washington Monthly takes a different approach to rankings, by focusing on data that is more reliable and relevant to the majority of students, as well as to policymakers.

The Washington Monthly’s measures are based on publicly available data largely collected by the federal government.

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The ranking reinforces ������’s real-world focus, which produces real results including average graduate starting salaries of $60,000 per year.

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