These Are The 20 Best Value Universities In The United States For 2018 By Forbes

When it comes to value for money, the University of California, Berkeley (UCB) ranked second behind the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in Forbes’s America’s Best Value Colleges 2018 list, dropping from first place in 2016 and 2017.

University of California campuses made a strong showing on the 2018 list, with four colleges ranked in the top ten.

The University of California dominated the top 20, with UCLA at No. 1, UC Berkeley at No. 2, UC Irvine at No. 4, UC San Diego at No. 9, UC Santa Barbara at No. 11 and Davis at No. 13. UC Riverside came in at No. 64, and UC Santa Cruz came in at No. 77. UC Merced was not on the list.

Two more California universities made the top 20: Stanford at No. 7 and Pomona College at No. 16.

These Are The 20 Best Value Universities In The United States For 2018:

1. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
2. University of California, Berkeley (UCB)
3. Brigham Young University
4. University of California, Irvine
5. University of Washington, Seattle
6. Harvard University
7. Stanford University
8. Princeton University
9. University of California, San Diego
10. Amherst College
11. University of California, Santa Barbara
12. CUNY, Baruch College
13. University of California, Davis
14. Yale University
15. Williams College
16. Pomona College
17. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
18. Duke University
19. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
20. University of Florida

The Forbes 2018 Best Value College survey rated 300 schools on their ability to deliver the best bang for the tuition buck based on tuition costs, school quality, post-grad earnings, student debt and graduation success.

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