Luther College

Luther College is a private, Christian, liberal art college in Decorah, IA. It is a moderately rated institution, ranked one hundred and forty-sixth in the US, with not that selective admissions, accepting 63% of applicants. It has a small sized student body with 2,114 full-time students enrolled. Luther's most regularly chosen major is a Bachelor's degree in Biology, which is elected by 10% of students. Alternative commonly selected options include Music History and Literature, which accounts for 8% of students, and Business (7%). It ranks first in Iowa for its international relations, nursing and public policy programs. Additionally, Luther College ranked 1st in Iowa according to our best colleges with rolling admissions list. Tuition costs $40,175 annually at the sticker price. Before you decide not to apply because of the price, know that the whole Luther student body gets at least some monetary aid. 80% of Luther College students make it to graduation day, all set to begin the next chapter of their lives: professional life. The median alumnus earns an income of $36,800 two years after receiving their diplomas. After another four years working, the alumni's median wage increases 28.8% to $47,400, which is 18.2% more than the national median income for individuals. Applying students might like to be conscious of the fact that Luther undergraduates most often scored between 540 and 650 on the math section of the SAT. Additionally, on average, Luther receives around $346 in research funding per student. With regard to your wallet, be aware that Luther offers a program that guarantees your tuition will remain the same throughout your enrollment. When it comes to demographics, the faculty is comprised of 1% non-American professors and 48% of students are either 20 or 21. Apropos of the campus experience, Luther offers meal plans for its undergraduates. Finally, six years after receiving their diplomas, the lowest-earning quartile of graduates make $32,600 or less and six years after graduating, one out of every four graduates take home $64,800 or more.