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What Dummy Harbor College costs, 2026⁠–⁠27

Dummy Harbor College’s own published numbers, each linked to the page it came from with the date we last checked it. Check us before you pay us a dollar.

If your family lives in Washington

Dummy Harbor College offers no automatic merit scholarships. Its published cost of attendance is $18,700 a year; here’s its page (example.edu, opens in a new tab).

Tuition $5,600, fees $500, housing and food $10,800.

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If your family lives outside Washington

Dummy Harbor College offers no automatic merit scholarships. Its published cost of attendance is $25,000 a year; here’s its page (example.edu, opens in a new tab).

Tuition $11,900, fees $500, housing and food $10,800.

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Need-based aid isn’t included here. Dummy Harbor College’s net price calculator estimates it for your family: College Navigator links to it (nces.ed.gov, opens in a new tab)

College Navigator is the U.S. Department of Education’s page for each college.

Application deadlines, 2026⁠–⁠27

Who gets in

Middle 50% GPA, unweighted scale
2.9–3.6
Average GPA, unweighted scale
3.25
Middle 50% SAT
980–1180
Middle 50% ACT
18–24
Testing
Test-optional

Need-based aid only; no merit scholarships (fixture)

Figures for the students who entered in fall 2025, as the college published them. Your student’s own chances are shown only as Likely, Target or Reach in Check 3 Schools, never as a percentage.

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