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![]() Indiana University Indianapolis Indianapolis, IN Annually, Indiana University Indianapolis awards around 564 degrees to...view more | 100 | 82% | 16 | 1,050 - 1,240 | $11,592 | $58,219 | ||
![]() University of Cincinnati-Main Campus Cincinnati, OH Every year, the University of Cincinnati-Main Campus awards about 418 degrees...view more | 76 | 88% | 16 | 1,180 - 1,350 | $21,511 | $58,205 |
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