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Naropa University

Boulder, Colorado•4-year•Private

Your chances

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Acceptance rate

100%

Private school in Colorado with 300 total undergraduate students
Urban
Rocky Mountains
On campus housing
naropa.edu
2130 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder, CO 80302
(303) 444-0202
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Admissions

Overall acceptance rate
100%
Yield rate - overall
20%

Acceptance rate breakdown

Women
100%
Men
100%

Applicant breakdown

Total number of applicants
148
Women: 73%
Men: 27%
naropa.edu/admissions/index.php

Cost & scholarships

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$ ? / year
In-state
$45,316
Out-of-state
$45,316

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Applications

How to apply

Accepts Common App
Test optional
Rec letters not used
Considers class rank
TOEFL required (international applicants)
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Students

First-year enrolled students (full-time)
29
Student diversity
Low diversity
4-year graduation rate
35%
6-year graduation rate
35%
Retention rate
73%
Admission policy
Co-ed
International students
2%

Enrolled breakdown by gender

Women: 34%
Men: 66%

Race & ethnicity diversity

Among domestic students
Asian and Pacific Islander
2%
Black
1%
Hispanic
11%
Native American
< 1%
Other
17%
White
68%

Academics

Student faculty ratio
9:1
Calendar system
Semester

Special academic offering

Study abroad

Credit for AP exams

Offers graduate degree

Academic and career counseling

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