King University - Tennessee

King University - Tennessee is a private, online, Christian university based out of Bristol, TN. The acceptance rate is 58%, making it not quite competitive. On our favorite colleges list, it ranks #660 in the country. It is a small institution with full-time enrollment of 1,688 students. King has 31 potential majors across seven academic disciplines. The most in-demand picks are Business, Adult Health Nursing, and Information Technology, with 28% of graduates receiving a Bachelor's degree in Business. 28% and 8% of students study Adult Health Nursing and Information Technology, respectively. Its information technology program is ranked number one in Tennessee. What's more, King University - Tennessee comes in 2nd in Tennessee for top online Christian colleges. Tuition is $31,199 annually at the sticker price. It is, however, worth noting that above 85% of King undergraduates are awarded at least some monetary aid. 45% of King University - Tennessee students proudly walk on commencement day, fresh and equipped to join the job market. A couple years after finishing their studies, graduates take home a median yearly wage of $40,400. After four additional years of experience, their average yearly income increases 7.7% to $43,500, which is 8.5% on top of the national median salary. Those of you applying may also want to be conscious of the fact that 60% of applicants submit their ACT scores and it is required that you include your high school GPA when applying. Secondly, 100% of classes are relatively small, with 20 to 39 students. With regard to your cash flow, be aware that for households with an income of $76k to $110k, the average net cost of tuition is $24,528 annually and the average tuition for people from households with an annual income of less than $30k a year is $19,028. Regarding demographics, the student body is made up of 2% foreign undergrads and White students make up 76% of the undergraduate population. Concerning life on campus, the average cost of a meal plan at King is $4,143 each year. In closing, fewer than 1/10th of alumni miss payments on their student loans and the highest-earning quarter of graduates take home a minimum starting salary of $57,300.