Compare Brown University's Scorecard to Other Colleges

How Does Brown's Scorecard Compare to Other Schools Nationally?

Check out Brown University's national, regional, and state rankings below. Is the value, educational quality, and diversity up to your standards?

	Stat	Grade	Rank
Value for your Money
Nationwide	Fair	C	627 of 1,325
Region (New England)	Good	B+	41 of 201
State (Rhode Island)	Good	B	3 of 9
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Student Body Caliber
Admissions Selectivity	9.5%	A+	13 of 2,368
Average Combined Old SAT Score (Math & Reading)	1,465	A+	15 of 1,175
Average Combined New SAT Score	1510	A+	15 of 1,175
Educational Resources
Student to Faculty Ratio	9 : 1	A	355 of 2,721
Percentage of Full-Time Teachers	85.0%	A	318 of 2,978
Average Faculty Compensation	$11,643	A+	41 of 1,833
Expenditures per Student	$77,677	A+	60 of 1,939
Degree Completion
Freshman Retention Rate	98.0%	A+	89 of 2,225
Graduation Rate	96.0%	A+	55 of 2,117
Graduation Rate Boost	As Expected	B-	714 of 1,789
Post Graduation Earnings
Average Following Graduation	$48,000	A+	53 of 957
Boost Following Graduation	+$8,410	A+	14 of 957
Average Mid-Career	$96,000	A+	27 of 923
Boost Mid-Career	+$26,306	A+	9 of 923
Student Loan Default Rate	1.0%	A+	90 of 2,196
Diversity
Ethnic Diversity	Best	A-	190 of 2,718
Male to Female Diversity	Best	A+	307 of 2,718
Geographic Diversity	Best	A+	2 of 2,525

Salary data is estimated by College Factual using 2013 data provided by PayScale.