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Lowest net price for middle-income families in Massachusetts

Catholic colleges with the lowest average yearly price after grants for families earning $30,000 to $75,000.

Lowest net price for middle-income families in Massachusetts5 schools

5 schools qualify, ranked by net price for families earning $30,000–$75,000.

How this list is made

  • Schools in Massachusetts.
  • Catholic undergraduate colleges on the Compass. Seminaries and graduate-only schools are not counted.
  • Faith grade B or better (Faith score 70 or higher). Cost and outcomes never change a grade.
  • Has a net price for families earning $30,000 to $75,000 from federal data (College Scorecard); it covers students who receive federal aid.
  • Each school needs a complete Compass Score, so every row shows a rating.
  • Ordered by that net price, lowest first.

Updated Oct. 12, 2026. Methodology. Spot an error? Send a correction.

  1. 1

    Boston College

    Chestnut Hill, MA · Private nonprofitHonor Roll
    • $11,051 a year for families earning $30,000–$75,000
    • 91% graduate
  2. 2

    College of the Holy Cross

    Worcester, MA · Private nonprofit
    • $14,497 a year for families earning $30,000–$75,000
    • 87% graduate
  3. 3

    Assumption University

    Worcester, MA · Private nonprofit
    • $24,794 a year for families earning $30,000–$75,000
    • 75% graduate
  4. 4

    Stonehill College

    Easton, MA · Private nonprofit
    • $25,933 a year for families earning $30,000–$75,000
    • 76% graduate
  5. 5

    Merrimack College

    North Andover, MA · Private nonprofit
    • $31,028 a year for families earning $30,000–$75,000
    • 70% graduate

Compare cost and outcomes

SchoolNet price a yearMedian debtEarnings 10 years outGraduation rate
Boston College$41,704$19,000$103,93791%
College of the Holy Cross$38,782$27,000$90,54387%
Assumption University$29,498$27,000$74,89575%
Stonehill College$33,016$25,000$77,74576%
Merrimack College$37,927$27,000$75,58470%

Net price is the average yearly cost after grants. Federal data (College Scorecard). “—” means the school reports no figure.

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