Penn State Lehigh Valley

Penn State Lehigh Valley is a public college in Center Valley, PA. Admission is within reach for most, as the acceptance rate is 85%. It ranks #442 in the United States on our overall top colleges list. It has a very small sized student body with full-time enrollment of 702 undergraduate students. Penn State Lehigh undergraduates can choose from 15 available majors across six disciplines. The most routinely decided focuses are Business, Rehabilitation and Therapy, and Corporate Communications, which in total are elected by 54% of the student body. Its health care management program is ranked #74 in America, and its communications and health care management programs are both ranked #11 in the state of Pennsylvania. In addition, Penn State Lehigh Valley places 4th in Pennsylvania according to our top public universities list. For those based in Pennsylvania, sticker price tuition costs $15,191. Students based out of other states have to shell out $21,876 per year. Before you decide against applying because of the cost, know that just beneath nine tenths Penn State Lehigh undergrads are awarded some scholarship or grant funding. 62% of Penn State Lehigh Valley undergraduates stick it out to graduation day, hoping to find their dream jobs. On average, alumni earn a yearly salary of $40,100 two years after receiving their degrees. After an additional four years of experience, their average income increases 24.9% to $50,100, which is 24.9% above the national median. Applying students may also like to know that 1,045 people applied to Penn State Lehigh last year. Secondly, 82% of first-time students at Penn State Lehigh continue to pursue their degrees the next year, and it offers a study abroad program. Relating to your wallet, be aware that 46% of students acquire federal grants. Respecting demographics, the student body is comprised of 4% mixed race undergraduates and the student body is comprised of 56% White students. Relating to campus life, first-year undergraduates don't have to live in on-campus housing. To conclude, six years after completing their studies, 1/4 of graduates earn $31,600 or less and roughly one in twenty alumni default on their student loans.