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What families actually paid for college in Rhode Island
Net price is what a family actually paid for a year of college after grants and scholarships, counting tuition, housing, meals, and books. In Rhode Island, 11 colleges report it by household income, most recently for school years 2020-21 to 2021-22, depending on the school.
11 schools
| School | $0–30,000 | $30,001–48,000 | $48,001–75,000 | $75,001–110,000 | more than $110,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rhode Island median (2020-21 to 2021-22) | $23,458 | $23,618 | $30,137 | $32,698 | $40,738 |
| Brown University | $4,741 | $1,199 | $8,394 | $20,163 | $46,032 |
| Bryant University | $34,692 | $35,481 | $37,271 | $40,235 | $42,403 |
| Community College of Rhode Island (2020-21) | $5,873 | $6,188 | $6,322 | $6,838 | $6,908 |
| Johnson & Wales University-Providence | $28,623 | $29,206 | $30,800 | $32,139 | $33,977 |
| New England Institute of Technology | $30,030 | $32,877 | $35,391 | $39,772 | $42,694 |
| Providence College | $20,260 | $23,618 | $24,965 | $33,639 | $51,082 |
| Rhode Island College | $9,147 | $9,929 | $13,098 | $16,317 | $18,148 |
| Rhode Island School of Design | $23,458 | $23,018 (average covers fewer than 30 students) | $35,107 (average covers fewer than 30 students) | $42,436 | $64,532 |
| Roger Williams University | $37,805 | $36,278 | $39,015 | $38,295 | $40,738 |
| Salve Regina University | $28,019 (average covers fewer than 30 students) | $28,838 (average covers fewer than 30 students) | $30,137 | $32,698 | $39,477 |
| University of Rhode Island | $11,437 | $13,822 | $17,327 | $22,757 | $27,004 |
- These figures come from school years 2020-21 to 2021-22, the most recent federal net price data each school has reported. Prices have risen since.
- Each figure is an average across families who received federal aid, so one family's price can differ with merit aid, residency, or program.
- The figures include housing, meals, books, and personal expenses, unlike published tuition figures.
- At public colleges these figures cover in-state students only.
- † Average covers fewer than 30 students.
Source: IPEDS Student Financial Aid survey. See the methodology.