FourYearCost

CBD College

Los Angeles, CAPrivate nonprofitRank 1692 of 1,732

Heads-up: 0% of undergraduates here are part-time and 41% study fully online (IPEDS fall 2023). Large part-time, online or adult populations can make the later-years average look lower for reasons unrelated to freshman aid, so this college is left out of the default traditional ranking.

Avg freshman grant · 2022-23
$5,184
93 recipients
Avg grant, later years · 2022-23
$9,270
1,077 recipients
The drop
−$4,086
-78.8% of the freshman average

Freshman grant vs later years

Freshman year$5,184Later years$9,270

Average grant per recipient, IPEDS SFA 2022-23.

Averages across all recipients, not a prediction for one student. Continuing students include transfers and part-time students. Data is about two years old. How this is calculated.

Average net price by family income (2022-23)

Family incomeAvg net price
$0–30k$21,594
$30–48k$19,864
$48–75k—
$75–110k—
$110k+—

First-time, full-time students receiving Title IV aid. Source: IPEDS SFA 2022-23.

Average net price trend

$15,3672020-21$23,8162021-22$19,0982022-23

Average net price for first-time, full-time students receiving grant aid. Source: IPEDS SFA 2022-23.

Outcomes and aid profile

Bachelor's graduation rate within 6 years—
Full-time freshman retention (return for year 2)—
Freshmen receiving Pell Grants62%
Freshmen taking federal loans85%
Average federal loan (freshmen who borrow)$7,309
Aid drop one year earlier (2021-22)−$236

Sources: IPEDS Graduation Rates 2023 (DRVGR), Fall Enrollment 2023 (retention), SFA 2022-23 and 2021-22. "Freshmen" = first-time, full-time undergraduates.

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