Augustana College - Illinois

Augustana College - Illinois is a private, Christian, liberal art college located in Rock Island, IL. Admission is not really selective, as the acceptance rate is 64%. It ranks #255 in the United States on our best overall colleges list. It is a smaller sized college with full-time enrollment of 2,505 undergrads. 17% of graduates obtain a Bachelor's degree in Business. Alternative frequently chosen academe include Accounting, Psychology, and Communication Disorders, but there are 52 total courses of study to select from. Its education, public health and foreign languages programs are all ranked 5th in Illinois. Furthermore, Augustana - Illinois is 3rd in IL on our best Christian colleges and best liberal arts colleges lists. At sticker price, tuition costs $44,241 a year, if your residence is in Illinois. Otherwise, tuition can run you up to $40,028. Before you decide against applying because of the cost, be cognizant that every single Augustana - Illinois undergrad gets some grant or scholarship funding. 75% of Augustana College - Illinois undergraduates put on the cap and gown on graduation day, prepared to begin the following phase of their lives: employment. A couple years after school, alumni make an average yearly wage of $39,700. After 4 more years in the labor force, their median income rises 31% to $52,000, which is 29.7% beyond the national median for individuals. Some of you might also want to hear that the SAT or ACT is recommended in order to apply. Secondly, it does not have evening degree programs. Concerning costs, be aware that 100% of undergrads procure financial aid through institutional scholarships and on average, after financial aid, most students can expect to pay around $25,315 per year. Its academics rating on School Authority is 8.97 and Augustana - Illinois' overall rating on School Authority is 8.97. Respecting campus life, Augustana - Illinois has a menagerie of music clubs such as Opera, Choral Groups, and Symphony Orchestra. In closing, the highest-earning quartile of graduates rake in a starting salary of $51,800 or more and on average, its students graduate with debts of $8,127 per year.