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What divux answered checked 2026-10-25 14:33 UTC

Rice University (private nonprofit, Houston, TX): average net price after aid $11,164 a year ($5,707 for families earning $0 to $30,000); 95% graduate; median earnings $90,773 ten years after starting; median debt at graduation $13,000.

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Rice University (private nonprofit, Houston, TX, 4,776 undergraduates): net price $11,164 a year; tuition in-state $67,857, out-of-state $67,857; admission rate 8%; graduation rate 95%; median debt $13,000; median earnings 10 years after starting $90,773.
Net price by family income: $0 to $30,000: $5,707; $48,001 to $75,000: $5,420; over $110,000: $40,188.
College Scorecard page: https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/school/?227757
Net price is what students pay after grants and scholarships, averaged; your own aid offer decides. Use the college's net price calculator.
Earnings and debt are for federal aid recipients; field-of-study figures cover graduates of that program at this college.

Sources: US Department of Education, College Scorecard (public domain).

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