Franklin Pierce University

Franklin Pierce University is a private university located in Rindge, NH. It has not overly selective admissions, as 66% of applicants are accepted. It has a small student body with 1,641 full-time students enrolled. Franklin Pierce's most commonly decided major is a Bachelor's degree in Health Service Preparatory Studies, which represents 14% of students. Other commonly picked principal courses of study include Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration, which accounts for 12% of students, and Nursing (12%). It ranks second in New Hampshire for its health professions program. In addition, Franklin Pierce University is 1st in New Hampshire according to our best online colleges list. For those of you based in New Hampshire, tuition goes for $34,105 per year. Non-New Hampshire residents must dish out $37,695 per year. Before you decide not to apply due to the price, be aware that all Franklin Pierce undergraduates procure some financial support. 51% of Franklin Pierce University undergraduates stick it out to graduation day, geared up to enter the workforce. On average, graduates earn a yearly income of $34,100 a couple years after receiving their diplomas. After an additional four years working, their average annual salary grows 16.4% to $39,700; however, that is still 1% south of the national median wage for individuals. Applying students might also want to be aware that it doesn't have early decision. Also, Franklin Pierce offers a teacher certification program. Related to finances, be aware that Franklin Pierce offers a tuition guarantee plan, which insures that your tuition will not increase throughout your enrollment. When rating its dorms, Franklin Pierce received a 7.03 out of 10 and Franklin Pierce's campus rating on School Authority is 6.55. Apropos of the student experience, first-year undergraduates can choose to live off campus. To wrap things up, the highest-earning quarter of graduates make a starting salary of at least $48,200 and 91% of alumni are gainfully employed six years after graduation.