CBT College - Kendall

CBT College - Kendall is a for-profit, private college in Miami, FL. It has available to anybody admissions, with a 100% acceptance rate. It has a tiny student body with 6 full-time undergrads enrolled. CBT - Kendall only offers a Teaching English as a Second Language Certificate. Furthermore, CBT - Kendall is 57th in Florida for top private universities. At full freight, tuition goes for $12,399 a year, if your residence is in Florida but $13,704 if you do not live in Florida. It is worth bringing up that all CBT - Kendall undergrads obtain at least some grant or scholarship funding. 45% of CBT College - Kendall students end up finishing their schooling with a diploma, prepared to set foot in the employment market. A couple years after receiving their diplomas, graduates earn an average yearly income of $21,600. After another four years of experience, the alumni's median salary increases 10.2% to $23,800; however, that is still 40.6% below the national median for individuals. You might also want to find that CBT - Kendall does not have early decision. What's more, CBT - Kendall does not have a remote program, and CBT - Kendall offers a teacher certification program. With respect to your checkbook, be aware that the average CBT - Kendall student obtains $4,354 in scholarships and aid and the average tuition for students from households making between $30k and $48k a year is $28,820. Respecting demographics, students who are 20 to 21 make up 39% of the student body at CBT - Kendall and the faculty is comprised of 29% female professors. Lastly, the highest-earning quartile of graduates take home a minimum starting salary of $33,400 and 26% of CBT - Kendall alumni do not have a job six years after graduating.