Allegheny College

Allegheny College is a private, Christian, liberal art college in Meadville, PA. It is a moderately rated institution, currently ranked two hundred and twenty-eighth in the nation, and has an acceptance rate of 64%. It is a small college with full-time enrollment of 1,664 undergraduates. Allegheny's most commonly chosen major is a Bachelor's in Environmental Science, which is selected by 13% of the student body. Alternative preferred options include Psychology, which accounts for 12% of students, and Biology (10%). If you are planning on majoring in public health while living in Pennsylvania, Allegheny is an amazing school for you, because its public health program is the 4th best in the state. What's more, Allegheny College placed 3rd in Pennsylvania for most liberal colleges. Tuition costs $49,917 a year at full sticker price. Before you decide not to apply due to cost constraints, be aware that each and every Allegheny undergrad acquires at least some financial aid. 73% of Allegheny College students end up graduating, fresh and wanting to find a stimulating job. On average, graduates make a yearly income of $34,700 two years after receiving their diplomas. After 4 more years of work experience, the graduate's average income increases 46.7% to $50,900, which is 26.9% north of the national median earnings for individuals. Applicants may also want to find that most students achieved scores between 23 and 28 on the ACT math section. In addition, Allegheny does not provide a remote program. On the subject of expenses, be aware that on average, students receive $36,696 a year in financial aid and the average tuition for people from households with an annual income of less than $30k a year is $16,345. Related to demographics, the faculty is comprised of 1% Pacific Islander professors and 18% of undergraduates are from a household with an income between $30k and $48k. In terms of student life, first-year undergraduates don't have to live on campus. To wind things up, the average Allegheny student graduates with debt of $8,382 per year and six years after college, the lowest-earning 1/4 of graduates take home $34,300 or less.