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![]() Rhode Island School of Design
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![]() Harvard University
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![]() Columbia University in the City of New York
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![]() University of Pennsylvania
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![]() Southern California Institute of Architecture
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![]() Wentworth Institute of Technology
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![]() Roger Williams University
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![]() Pratt Institute-Main
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![]() Lawrence Technological University
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![]() University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
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![]() Yale University
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![]() Washington University in St Louis
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![]() University of California-Los Angeles
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![]() Cornell University
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![]() University of California-Berkeley
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![]() Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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![]() Florida International University
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![]() University of Southern California
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![]() Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
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![]() University of Miami
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![]() Kansas State University
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![]() University of Kansas
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![]() Princeton University
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![]() University of Virginia-Main Campus
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![]() University at Buffalo
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![]() University of Washington-Seattle Campus
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![]() The University of Texas at Austin
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![]() Rice University
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![]() University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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![]() Clemson University
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![]() Carnegie Mellon University
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![]() Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
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![]() Tulane University of Louisiana
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![]() University of Minnesota Twin Cities
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![]() Arizona State University Campus Immersion
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![]() University of Maryland-College Park
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![]() Massachusetts College of Art and Design
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![]() Woodbury University
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![]() University of Oregon
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![]() Syracuse University
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![]() University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus
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![]() North Carolina State University at Raleigh
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![]() Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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![]() Northeastern University
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![]() University of North Carolina at Charlotte
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![]() University of Massachusetts-Amherst
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![]() Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus
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![]() Indiana University-Bloomington
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![]() Illinois Institute of Technology
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![]() Montana State University
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![]() Iowa State University
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![]() Miami University-Oxford
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![]() New Jersey Institute of Technology
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![]() The New School
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![]() School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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![]() University of Detroit Mercy
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![]() University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus
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![]() The University of Texas at Arlington
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![]() University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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![]() California College of the Arts
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![]() University of Cincinnati-Main Campus
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![]() Thomas Jefferson University
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![]() CUNY City College
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![]() Temple University
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![]() New York Institute of Technology
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![]() University of Idaho
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![]() University of Arizona
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![]() The University of Texas at San Antonio
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![]() University of Houston
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![]() University of Utah
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![]() Savannah College of Art and Design
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![]() Andrews University
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![]() Rochester Institute of Technology
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![]() Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College
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![]() University of Hartford
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![]() Art Center College of Design
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![]() South Dakota State University
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![]() Washington State University
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![]() Kent State University at Kent
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![]() Ball State University
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![]() University of Nevada-Las Vegas
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![]() University of New Mexico-Main Campus
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![]() Kean University
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![]() Morgan State University
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![]() University of Memphis
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![]() University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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![]() Newschool of Architecture and Design
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![]() New York School of Interior Design
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*The estimated net prices above are College Raptor’s estimate. Please contact the college financial aid office for actual net cost figures.
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