Illinois Institute of Technology

Illinois Institute of Technology is a private college in Chicago, IL. It is a relatively well-rated college, ranking one hundred and sixty-seventh in the United States. Admission is faintly selective (58% acceptance rate). It is a small college with 2,762 full-time students enrolled. Illinois Tech's most popular major is a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering, which is comprised of 14% of the student body. Additional frequently chosen fields include Architecture, which accounts for 14% of students, and Electrical Engineering (10%). Its information technology program is ranked #11 in the United States, and its architecture program ranks first in Illinois. In addition, Illinois Tech places 1st in Illinois on our most diverse colleges list. For those raised in Illinois, full price tuition costs $50,028 per year. Non-Illinois residents need to pay $45,263 per year. Before you rule out applying because of the cost, keep in mind that each and every Illinois Tech undergrad acquires some monetary aid. 71% of Illinois Institute of Technology undergraduates make it through to graduation day, equipped to move into the job market. On average, alumni go on to make a yearly income of $55,800 a couple years after college. After 4 more years in the job market, the graduate's average earnings climbs 23.8% to $69,100, which is 72.3% beyond the national median for individuals. Applicants might also like to find that the majority of accepted tested between 620 and 720 on the SAT math portion. Furthermore, 32% of available classes have 20 to 39 students, and the average amount of research funding Illinois Tech receives per student is $11,800. On the subject of costs, be aware that the average Illinois Tech student obtains $32,956 in aid and scholarships. When grading its level of diversity, Illinois Tech received a 10 and its location rating on School Authority is 8. Apropos of the student experience, freshmen can live off campus. To conclude, seldom do graduates default on their student debt and the highest-earning quartile of graduates rake in a starting salary of $74,800 or higher.