Rhode Island Graduate Schools Statistics & Comparison

2023 Rhode Island Graduate Schools Statistics

In Rhode Island State, there are 22 colleges and universities - 3 public and 19 private schools. Among them, 12 schools are offering graduate programs. 12 Rhode Island Graduate Schools offer the distance learning Opportunities (online degree/certificate programs) and 1 schools are online completely schools that all degree programs can be completed by online educationin Rhode Island. Total 11,532 students are attending Rhode Island Graduate Schools and the average students to faculty ratio is 13.35 to 1. The 2023 average graduate school tuition & fees at Rhode Island Graduate Schools is $13,323 for Rhode Island residents and $27,252 for out-of-state students. The next table shows the 2022-2023 statistics for Rhode Island Graduate Schools.

Brown University has the highest graduate tuition & fees of $63,866 and Providence College has the lowest graduate costs of $11,070.
Brown University has the most graduate students of 3,347 and New England Institute of Technology has the lowest number of graduate students of 168.
Brown University offers the most graduate programs (274 programs) and Roger Williams University School of Law has the lowest number of graduate programs of 2 programs.

Rhode Island Graduate Schools Statistics
academic year 2022-2023
Tuition & fees
Number of Schools	22 schools
By Types	3 public, 19 private
By Levels	21 undergraduate schools 12 graduate schools
By Categories (where graduate program offered)	2 National Universities 1 Law Schools 1 Medical Schools
Undergraduate	$10,645 Rhode Island residents $29,712 out-of-state
Graduate	$13,323 Rhode Island residents $27,252 out-of-state
Student Population	76,580
Undergraduate	65,048
Graduate	11,532
Students to Faculty Ratio	13.35 to 1

Rhode Island Graduate Schools Comparison By Rank, Tuition, and Admission

The next table lists Rhode Island Graduate Schools ordered by rank. The tuition is for the academic year 2022-2023 and other statistics is based on 2021-2022 data. The number in rank column refers to the rank in the Rhode Island college ranking. You can sort the schools by clicking column name that you want to sort.

2022-2023 Rhode Island Graduate Schools Comparison
Rank^*	Name	Graduate Tuition & Fees	Graduate Students	Offered Degree/Programs	Number of Graduate Programs	Students to Faculty Ratio
1	Brown UniversityPrivate, 4 yearsProvidence, RI	$63,866	3,347	Post-BS, Master's, Doctorate	274 programs	6 to 1
2	Providence CollegePrivate, 4 yearsProvidence, RI	$11,070	492	Post-BS, Master's	102 programs	11 to 1
3	University of Rhode IslandPublic, 4 yearsKingston, RI	$30,652 ($16,858 Residents)	2,767	Post-BS, Master's, Post-MS, Doctorate	194 programs	17 to 1
4	Rhode Island CollegePublic, 4 yearsProvidence, RI	$18,230 ($9,788 Residents)	1,079	Post-BS, Master's, Post-MS, Doctorate	158 programs	13 to 1
5	Bryant UniversityPrivate, 4 yearsSmithfield, RI	$48,600	378	Post-BS, Master's	43 programs	13 to 1
6	Salve Regina UniversityPrivate, 4 yearsNewport, RI	$12,190	679	Post-BS, Master's, Post-MS, Doctorate	85 programs	13 to 1
7	Roger Williams UniversityPrivate, 4 yearsBristol, RI	$19,515	322	Post-BS, Master's	113 programs	14 to 1
8	Johnson & Wales University-ProvidencePrivate, 4 yearsProvidence, RI	$15,156	465	Master's, Post-MS, Doctorate	94 programs	15 to 1
-	Rhode Island School of DesignPrivate, 4 yearsProvidence, RI	$57,505	532	Master's	33 programs	9 to 1
-	New England Institute of TechnologyPrivate, 4 yearsEast Greenwich, RI	$15,900	168	Master's	60 programs	11 to 1
-	Roger Williams University School of LawPrivate, 4 yearsBristol, RI	$19,186	525	Master's	2 programs	-
-	Johnson & Wales University-OnlinePrivate, 4 yearsProvidence, RI	$15,156	778	Post-BS, Master's, Doctorate	71 programs	13 to 1
	Average	$13,323 Residents $27,252 Out-of-State	11,532	-	62 programs	13.35 to 1