U.S. Colleges With Academic/Career Counseling Services

Which Colleges Provide Academic/Career Counseling Services?

In United States, 5,239 schools provide Academic/Career Counseling Services. By school type, 1,874 public and 3,365 private schools provide Academic/Career Counseling Services.

By school level, 2,586 four-years colleges and 1,415 community colleges provide Academic/Career Counseling Services.

The following table summarizes the number of schools with Academic/Career Counseling Services in United States.

Colleges With Academic/Career Counseling Services
	Total	Public	Private (not-for-profit)	Private (for-profit)
Total	5,239	1,874	1,661	1,704
4 Years Colleges	2,586	811	1,493	282
Community Colleges	1,415	856	117	442
Trade Schools	1,238	207	51	980

What is Counseling service?

Activities designed to assist students in making plans and decisions related to their education, career, or personal development.

Academic & Tuition Statistics for Colleges With Academic/Career Counseling Services

The average acceptance rate of the Colleges With Academic/Career Counseling Services is 72.96% and the admission yield is 35%. The average SAT score is 1,183 and the average ACT score is 25.

A total of 20,219,774 students are attending one of the schools. With 1,416,859 faculty, the average students to faculty ratio is 16 to 1.

The 2025 average tuition & fees at Colleges With Academic/Career Counseling Services is $15,428 for state residents and $20,470 for out-of-state students for undergraduate programs. The average graduate program tuition & fees is $16,167 for state residents and $20,666 for out-of-state students.

66.49% of undergraduate students received grants and/or scholarships and the average aid amount is $9,558 at Colleges With Academic/Career Counseling Services.

The following table summarizes the number of Colleges With Academic/Career Counseling Services by state and school type. You can sort the table by a column by touching/clicking the column name.

Colleges With Academic/Career Counseling Services by State
State	Total	Public	Private	Four-years Colleges	Community Colleges	Trade Schools
Alabama	68	38	30	33	25	33
Alaska	9	5	4	6	2	6
Arizona	96	28	68	38	29	38
Arkansas	69	35	34	28	25	28
California	563	165	398	240	174	240
Colorado	71	31	40	38	18	38
Connecticut	42	11	31	27	4	27
Delaware	13	4	9	6	0	6
District of Columbia	19	1	18	16	2	16
Florida	276	89	187	122	56	122
Georgia	127	50	77	66	40	66
Hawaii	20	10	10	9	9	9
Idaho	29	8	21	12	4	12
Illinois	193	59	134	84	57	84
Indiana	86	16	70	57	9	57
Iowa	69	19	50	37	28	37
Kansas	72	34	38	33	27	33
Kentucky	74	24	50	38	21	38
Louisiana	89	30	59	30	28	30
Maine	31	14	17	20	8	20
Maryland	66	29	37	32	18	32
Massachusetts	131	40	91	83	19	83
Michigan	125	47	78	56	33	56
Minnesota	86	40	46	49	29	49
Mississippi	43	23	20	18	16	18
Missouri	125	41	84	72	20	72
Montana	26	18	8	14	9	14
Nebraska	37	15	22	23	14	23
Nevada	33	7	26	13	6	13
New Hampshire	25	13	12	15	8	15
New Jersey	138	35	103	62	39	62
New Mexico	36	26	10	13	19	13
New York	361	105	256	214	78	214
North Carolina	153	75	78	70	67	70
North Dakota	24	14	10	15	6	15
Ohio	239	103	136	121	54	121
Oklahoma	89	58	31	29	27	29
Oregon	69	26	43	31	32	31
Pennsylvania	286	81	205	139	76	139
Rhode Island	19	3	16	13	2	13
South Carolina	82	33	49	40	25	40
South Dakota	24	13	11	17	4	17
Tennessee	125	47	78	52	46	52
Texas	335	102	233	144	95	144
Utah	52	16	36	21	3	21
Vermont	13	3	10	11	1	11
Virginia	126	44	82	64	37	64
Washington	86	42	44	63	10	63
West Virginia	60	37	23	28	18	28
Wisconsin	79	32	47	46	19	46
Wyoming	10	8	2	5	4	5
American Samoa	1	1	0	1	0	1
Federated States of Micronesia	1	1	0	1	0	1
Guam	2	2	0	2	0	2
Marshall Islands	1	1	0	1	0	1
Northern Marianas	1	1	0	1	0	1
Palau	1	1	0	0	1	0
Puerto Rico	112	19	93	66	14	66
Virgin Islands	1	1	0	1	0	1