10 Public Universities with the Worst Graduation Rates

1) Granite State College, Concord, New Hampshire 1) Granite State College, Concord, New Hampshire

Graduation rate: 9.1%

Undergraduates: 1,723

Median SAT score: N/A

Pell Grant recipients: 49.4%

In-State tuition and fees: $8,775

Acceptance rate: 100%

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2) Harris-Stowe State University, St. Louis, Missouri 2) Harris-Stowe State University, St. Louis, Missouri

Graduation rate: 10.4%

Undergraduates: 1,298

Median SAT score: N/A

Pell Grant recipients: 75.5%

In-State tuition and fees: $5,220

Acceptance rate: N/A

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3) Southern University at New Orleans, Louisiana 3) Southern University at New Orleans, Louisiana

Graduation rate: 10.5%

Undergraduates: 1,809

Median SAT score: 808

Pell Grant recipients: 62.7%

In-State tuition and fees: $4,911

Acceptance rate: 48.88%

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4) University of Alaska-Southeast, Juneau, Alaska 4) University of Alaska-Southeast, Juneau, Alaska

Graduation rate: 12.2%

Undergraduates: 2,645

Median SAT score: N/A

Pell Grant recipients: 18.3%

In-State tuition and fees: $5,683

Acceptance rate: N/A

5) University of Maine at Augusta, Maine 5) University of Maine at Augusta, Maine

Undergraduates: 4,770

Median SAT score: N/A

Pell Grant recipients: 56.7%

In-State tuition and fees: $7,500

Acceptance rate: 95.41%

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6) Nevada State College, Henderson, Nevada 6) Nevada State College, Henderson, Nevada

Graduation rate: 13.8%

Undergraduates: 3,377

Median SAT score: N/A

Pell Grant recipients: 33%

In-State tuition and fees: $4,482

Acceptance rate: 50.37%

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7) Coppin State University, Baltimore, Maryland 7) Coppin State University, Baltimore, Maryland

Graduation rate: 13.9%

Undergraduates: 2,920

Median SAT score: 880

Pell Grant recipients: 59.6%

In-State tuition and fees: $5,076

Acceptance rate: 35.5%

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8) University of Houston – Downtown, Houston, Texas 8- University of Houston – Downtown, Houston, Texas

Graduation rate: 14.1%

Undergraduates: 13,486

Median SAT score: 894

Pell Grant recipients: 47.4%

In-State tuition and fees: $6,614

Acceptance rate: 95.09%

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9) City University of New York, Medgar Evers College, Brooklyn, New York 9) City University of New York, Medgar Evers College, Brooklyn, New York

Graduation rate: 14.7%

Undergraduates: 6,477

Median SAT score: 838

Pell Grant recipients: 61.6%

In-State tuition and fees: $6,032

Acceptance rate: 100%

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