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Colleges similar to Mercer University

15 schools closest to Mercer University (Trajecta Score 54) — neighbors in Georgia 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 Mercer University, compared
# College Location Admit rate SAT range Avg net price Earnings (10yr) Score
— Mercer University (this school) Macon, GA 69% 1160–1350 $23,847 $58k 54
1 Berry College Moderate Mount Berry, GA 64% 1125–1330 $22,320 $54k 54
2 Agnes Scott College Moderate Decatur, GA 62% 1160–1330 $24,754 $56k 53
3 Spelman College Selective Atlanta, GA 25% 1108–1320 $38,967 $60k 58
4 University of West Georgia Moderate Carrollton, GA 52% 950–1140 $12,786 $50k 49
5 Dalton State College Open Dalton, GA — — $5,012 $40k 49
6 Kennesaw State University Open Kennesaw, GA 69% 1000–1220 $15,048 $58k 49
7 College of Staten Island CUNY Open Staten Island, NY 92% 890–1250 $5,579 $54k 54
8 St. Joseph's University-New York Open Brooklyn, NY 72% 1110–1270 $19,035 $64k 54
9 University of Nebraska-Lincoln Open Lincoln, NE 87% 1098–1330 $17,747 $57k 54
10 California Lutheran University Open Thousand Oaks, CA 76% 1150–1330 $30,109 $69k 54
11 Calvin University Open Grand Rapids, MI 71% 1083–1330 $22,992 $58k 54
12 Indiana University-Indianapolis Open Indianapolis, IN 76% 1030–1240 $11,668 $55k 54
13 University of Puget Sound Open Tacoma, WA 72% 1170–1380 $38,394 $70k 54
14 Wayne State University Open Detroit, MI 81% 1060–1270 $12,766 $53k 54
15 Drew University Open Madison, NJ 68% 1103–1338 $24,280 $64k 54

How these are picked: schools in Georgia 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 →

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