Brevard College

Brevard College is a private, Christian college located in Brevard, NC. We've ranked it #856 in the US on our favorite colleges list, and admission is not very competitive, with a 46% acceptance rate. It has a very small student body with 623 full-time students enrolled. Brevard offers 18 total majors across seven disciplines. The most popular choices are Business, Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration, and Liberal Arts and Humanities, with 15% of graduates receiving a Bachelor's in Business. 12% and 8% of students study Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration and Liberal Arts and Humanities, respectively. Its theater program is ranked 13th in the state of North Carolina. Additionally, Brevard ranks 3rd in North Carolina on our safest colleges list. At full freight, tuition costs $27,208 a year, if you're applying from North Carolina but $30,072 for students not located in North Carolina. Before you decide against applying because of cost constraints, you should know that each Brevard undergraduate procures at least some grant or scholarship funding. 32% of Brevard College undergraduates end up graduating, all set to enter the next period in their lives: professional life. A couple years after graduating, alumni earn a median annual wage of $25,500. After 4 more years in the job market, their average income increases 23.9% to $31,600; however, that is still 21.2% beneath the national median for individuals. Applicants might also want to know that ACT scores are submitted by 48% of applicants. Further, 100% of available classes have 20 to 39 students. Concerning your cash flow, be aware that on average, students receive $19,469 a year in aid. On the subject of demographics, the faculty is comprised of 44% female professors and 9% of the student body are between the ages of 22 and 24. In terms of campus life, there are 9 men's varsity teams, including tennis, golf, and basketball. To conclude, the bottom quartile of graduates rake in $18,400 or less six years after completing their studies and on average, Brevard students graduate with $6,757 per year of debts.