Emerson College

Emerson College is a private college located in Boston, MA. It is a decentlyrated college, currently ranked two hundred and forty-third in the US, with somewhat selective admissions, accepting 36% of applicants. It is a small college with full-time enrollment of 3,935 students. Emerson's most frequently decided major is a Bachelor's degree in Cinematography and Video Production, which is chosen by 44% of the student body. Alternative routinely selected academe include Marketing, which accounts for 13% of students, and Creative Writing (11%). It has high quality theater and film programs, both ranking first in Massachusetts. In addition, Emerson ranked 4th in Massachusetts for most liberal colleges. Without any aid, tuition is $49,194 per year. Before you decide against applying due to the price, you should know that roughly 4 out of 5 Emerson students get some scholarship or grant funding. 80% of Emerson College students walk on commencement day, ready to hit the employment market. On average, graduates make an annual salary of $37,300 a couple years after graduation. After four additional years on the job, the graduate's average annual wage climbs 24.9% to $46,600, which is 16.2% beyond the national median income for individuals. Many of you might also like to find that Emerson's undergraduate students generally scored between 1200 and 1390 on the SAT. Further, about 89% of first-year students enroll the next year, and 100% of courses are small, with 20 to 39 students. In terms of costs, be aware that students awarded institutional grants receive $18,065 in aid on average and if your household earns over $110k, you can expect to pay around $49,627 for tuition. Our higher education specialists rated Emerson a 9.01 for value and when grading its campus, Emerson received an 8 out of 10. With regard to student life, Emerson offers 7 women's varsity sports, including Basketball, Soccer, and Softball. Lastly, the highest-earning 1/4th of graduates make a minimum starting salary of $50,700 and the average student graduates with debt of $13,105 per year.