Pitzer College (PZ) vs. Scripps College

Two Rivalry Colleges in Southern California Intercoll Ath Conf

  • Both Pitzer College (PZ) and Scripps College are private.
  • Both schools are located in California.
  • Scripps College has more expensive tuition of $63,434 than PZ ($62,692).
  • PZ has tighter acceptance rate of 16.20% than Scripps College (33.37%).
  • PZ is larger with 1,212 students than Scripps College (1,099 students).
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#27 in Liberal Arts Colleges
#14 in California
Rankings#25 in Liberal Arts Colleges
#12 in California
Private, 4-yearsSchool TypePrivate, 4-years
Claremont, CALocationClaremont, CA
PZKnown as
Bachelor's
Offered Degrees2-4 Year Certificate
Bachelor's
Post-Bachelor Certificate
Baccalaureate College - Arts & SciencesCarnegie ClassificationBaccalaureate College - Arts & Sciences
Tuition & Fees
$62,692Undergraduate$63,434
Graduate$48,598
$39,968Financial Aid$20,909
Admission
$70Application Fee$60 undergraduate
$228 graduate
16.20%Acceptance Rate33.37%
43.09%Yield34.49%
Test Scores1,460 SAT, 33 ACT
Student Population
1,212Total Students1,099
1,212Undergraduate1,080
0Graduate19
Online Enrollment
Graduation Rate & Outcomes
85%Graduation Rate84%
Transfer-out Rate
89%Retention Rate91%
$51,500Average Earning after Graduation$61,800
Special Learning Opportunities and Student Services
Not OfferedDistance Learning (Online Classes)Not Offered
Study AbroadSpecial OpportunitiesROTC
Study Abroad
✔ (Dormitory Capacity: 994)
$11,682 average annual costs
On-Campus Living✔ (Dormitory Capacity: 1,087)
$10,750 average annual costs
✔ (19 meals per week)
$8,968 average annual costs
Meal Plan✔ (19 meals per week)
$9,068 average annual costs
Faculties and Staffs
10 to 1Students to Faculty Ratio10 to 1
93 Full-time
10 Part-time
Number of Faculties98 Full-time
30 Part-time
259 Full-time
50 Part-time
Number of Staffs331 Full-time
55 Part-time
$105,918 for Faculties
$68,447 Part-time
Average Salary$103,964 for Faculties
$71,619 Part-time
All data used in our site is from IPEDS (The Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System), U.S. Department of Education, academic year 2022-2023