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4-year Undenominational colleges in California
12,032
4-year Undenominational colleges in California
$28,760
in-state tuition
$28,760
out-of-state tuition
Top Undenominational colleges in California 2019
Biola University
La Mirada, CA
Top Undenominational colleges in California 2019
Biola University
La Mirada, CA
Top Undenominational colleges in California 2019
Patten University
Oakland, CA
Top Undenominational colleges in California 2019
Patten University
Oakland, CA

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Top Undenominational colleges in California 2019
Providence Christian College
Pasadena, CA
Top Undenominational colleges in California 2019
Providence Christian College
Pasadena, CA
Top Undenominational colleges in California 2019
San Diego Christian College
Santee, CA
Top Undenominational colleges in California 2019
San Diego Christian College
Santee, CA
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We show up to 10 universities for our "best colleges" section. These universities are chosen based on Forbes or US News rank (depending on what you've chosen) and sorted alphabetically. If there are fewer than 10 universities that are Forbes (or US News) ranked, we add alphabetically. Forbes' 2016 Rank of America's Best Colleges factors in post-graduate success (including salaries and awards like MacArthur Fellowships, National Academy of Sciences seats, and performing arts honors), student debt, student satisfaction, graduation rate, and academic success (which includes how many students go on to get advanced degrees or receive prestigious fellowships).
Read more about the rankings. US News' 2016 Best Colleges Rankings are also based on a variety of factors, including graduation and retention rates, undergraduate academic reputation, faculty resources, student selectivity, financial resources, graduation rate, and alumni giving rate. Read more about their methodology. You can also sign up for a free RaiseMe profile to customize your college search by location, popular majors and more!
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