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« Reply #48 on: May 27, 2015, 01:39:49 AM »
2. Brigham Young University – Idaho



Rexburg, Idaho

The better-known arm of Brigham Young University, located in Idaho, has also made it onto this list. Guided by its LDS affiliation, this institution provides a social, cultural, academic, and spiritual education to students of a variety of faiths. BYU’s freshmen retention rate is a solid 72%, and students are often attracted to the school’s diversity of academic programs and student clubs. You can also join the orchestra, participate in ROTC, become a student ambassador, or volunteer as a devotional usher. Active students will also enjoy numerous athletic events and outdoor activities like backpacking, canoeing, caving, horseback riding, mountain biking, kayaking, river boarding, whitewater rafting, and more.

Net Price: $8,148
Ranking: 11th
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1. University of the West



Rosemead, California

The University of the West is a traditional liberal arts university that differentiates itself by taking a global approach to learning. Understanding that we live in an increasingly complex, interdependent world, this university encourages students to investigate a broad range of cultural experiences. In support of this, the institution has founded two research centers dedicated to the study of Sanskrit and Chinese Buddhist studies. The small school of fewer than 400 maintains a student-to-faculty ratio of only 6:1. It focuses mainly on graduate programs in religion and culture, but you will also find options for undergraduate and certificate degrees.

Net Price: $8,017
Ranking: 25th
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