La Salle University

La Salle University is a private, Catholic university located in Philadelphia, PA. The acceptance rate is 81%, making it accessible to most. On our favorite colleges list, we've ranked it #504 in the USA. It is a smaller sized university with full-time enrollment of 3,155 undergraduates. La Salle offers 44 unique majors across seven academic disciplines. The most often desired majors are Nursing, Psychology, and Marketing, with 11% of graduates receiving a Bachelor's in Nursing. 14% of students either study Psychology or Marketing (7% each). It ranks 7th in Pennsylvania for its public health program. In addition, La Salle comes in 6th in Pennsylvania for best Catholic colleges. At sticker price, tuition runs $29,174 a year, however, the whole La Salle student body receives some grant or scholarship funding. 68% of La Salle University students hang in there to graduation day, fresh and ready to enter the employment market. The median alumnus makes an income of $43,200 two years after commencement. After another four years of work experience, their median annual salary increases 34.3% to $58,000, which is 44.6% greater than the national median income for individuals. Applying students might also like to be conscious of the fact that it is neither required nor recommended that you share your high school rank when submitting your application. What's more, La Salle does not offer a remote program, and La Salle has evening degree programs. Concerning your savings account, be aware that the average La Salle undergrad obtains $16,740 in scholarships and aid and for households with an annual income of $30k to $48k, the average tuition cost after scholarships and aid is $22,918 annually. With regard to demographics, 3% of professors are of Hispanic descent and the student body is comprised of 49% White undergrads. Relating to student life, first-year undergraduates can choose to live off campus. To wind things up, roughly only one in twenty alumni default on their student loans and 4% of La Salle's graduates do not have a job two years after graduating.