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Along those lines, the Times crunched numbers and, in September 2014, published what it called a College Access Index, evaluating and ranking schools according to the percentage of students who qualified for Pell grants, which are reserved for low-income families, and the net price being paid by students whose families weren't affluent. The Times only looked at 'top colleges,' which it defined as those whose four-year graduation rate was at least 75 percent. The schools that scored highest on the index were, in order, Vassar, Grinnell, UNC Chapel Hill, Smith, and, in a tie for fifth place, Amherst and, actually, Harvard.
