60 Collegiate Water Polo Association Institutions Make Top 100 on Money Magazine’s 711 Best Colleges for Your Money

Link: 2017 Money Magazine 711 Best Colleges for Your Money

BRIDGEPORT, Pa. — 60 Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) member institutions rank among the Top 100 programs on Money Magazine’s “711 Best Colleges for Your Money”.

The methodology for the rankings – which takes into account Median SAT/ACT scores, the estimated 2017-18 cost without aid, the estimated 2017-18 cost with an average grant, the percentage with need who get grants, the percentage who get merit grants and the early career earnings for an individual – is available by CLICKING HERE.

Princeton University tops the list at No. 1 overall, with the University of Michigan (No. 3), the University of California-Berkeley (No. 4), the University of California-Los Angeles (No. 5), Stanford University (No. 6), the University of California-Irvine (No. 7), the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (No. 8), the University of California-Davis (No. 9) and Harvard University (No. 10) rounding out the Top 10.  The only school in the Top 10 that does not field a collegiate club or varsity water polo team in the CWPA is the City of New York (CUNY) Bernard M. Baruch College.