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Colleges similar to College of the Ozarks

15 schools closest to College of the Ozarks (Trajecta Score 64) — neighbors in Missouri first, then the closest schools nationally by Trajecta Score, a 0–100 measure built from College Scorecard and IPEDS data.

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Colleges similar to College of the Ozarks, compared
# College Location Admit rate SAT range Avg net price Earnings (10yr) Score
College of the Ozarks (this school) Point Lookout, MO 12% 1050–1220 $6,100 $42k 64
1 Missouri University of Science and Technology Open Rolla, MO 73% 1190–1420 $16,298 $83k 62
2 Saint Louis University Open Saint Louis, MO 75% 1200–1410 $24,398 $71k 60
3 University of Missouri-Columbia Open Columbia, MO 78% 1150–1330 $20,268 $63k 58
4 University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis Open Saint Louis, MO 90% 1055–1240 $31,817 $137k 58
5 University of Missouri-Kansas City Open Kansas City, MO 72% 1290–1550 $13,310 $60k 56
6 Truman State University Open Kirksville, MO 84% 1170–1370 $12,780 $56k 54
7 Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Moderate Albany, NY 53% 1110–1380 $29,882 $131k 64
8 Southern Methodist University Moderate Dallas, TX 63% 1340–1490 $40,892 $78k 64
9 Occidental College Moderate Los Angeles, CA 44% 1380–1520 $38,263 $76k 64
10 Mount Holyoke College Selective South Hadley, MA 36% 1380–1530 $26,441 $58k 64
11 University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Open Minneapolis, MN 80% 1300–1500 $16,778 $69k 64
12 California State University-Long Beach Moderate Long Beach, CA 46% $10,440 $64k 65
13 Soka University of America Moderate Aliso Viejo, CA 43% 1333–1510 $18,260 $55k 65
14 Texas Christian University Moderate Fort Worth, TX 44% 1140–1350 $36,660 $68k 64
15 University of Massachusetts-Amherst Moderate Amherst, MA 60% 1310–1500 $22,383 $72k 64

How these are picked: schools in Missouri with the closest Trajecta Score come first, then the closest schools nationally — deterministic, from College Scorecard / IPEDS data, never opinion surveys. SAT ranges are 25th–75th percentiles of enrolled students; net price is the average across aid recipients. How the ranking works →