Find Your College

Use College Navigator to start your college search. Select the college characteristics that matter to you (e.g., majors, costs, location, types of degrees available, etc.).

College Stats

Review a few informational tables to help with your college search. Learn more about student enrollment, degrees, graduation rates, and financial aid.

Select a topic

• Enrollment
  • Each year
  • In the fall
  • Transfer students
  • Freshman
• Awards
  • Degrees/certificates
• Graduation Rates
  • At 4-year schools
  • For bachelor students
  • At 2-year schools
  • At less-than-2-year schools
• Retention Rates
  • Full-time students
  • Part-time students
• Financial Aid
  • Number of freshmen receiving aid
  • Percent of freshman receiving aid
  • Percent of Pell recipients
  • Average Pell grant
  • Percent of students with loans
  • Average student loans

Compare colleges based on 5 criteria (costs, graduation rates, loan default rates, average loans and employment after graduation) through the College Scorecard.

Locate colleges by state or zip code. Then learn more about those colleges by easily connecting to their IPEDS data and websites.

Start here to find information about how much it costs students to attend different colleges, how fast those costs are going up, and information related to why costs are going up.

Select an affordability and transparency tool

• College Affordability and Transparency List
• Net Price Calculator Center
• State Spending Charts
• 90/10 Information

Submit at no cost your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to see if you are eligible for federal student aid. For additional questions, call 1-800-4FED-AID (1-800-433-3243) or email FederalStudentAidCustomerService@ed.gov.

Get free and complete student loan counseling before you borrow, while in school, and after you graduate. Studentloans.gov offers helpful information if you need to borrow student loans. For additional questions, contact the College Loan Support Center.

What type of careers are you interested in? How do you want to contribute to the world? Check out these various career tools from other federal agencies.