Randall University

Randall University is a private, online, Christian university headquartered in Moore, OK. It is slightly selective given its 50% acceptance rate. It is a very small sized institution with 281 full-time students in attendance. Hillsdale Free Will Baptist's most commonly in-demand major is a Bachelor's in Liberal Arts and Humanities, which amounts to 42% of students. Other common options include Business, which accounts for 10% of students, and Theological and Ministerial Studies (8%). Its physical therapy program is the 19th best in Oklahoma. Also, Randall University places 10th in OK on our best Christian colleges and top private universities lists. At sticker price, in-state tuition runs $14,352 a year, but for applicants who live out of state, tuition is $15,863. Before you decide against applying due to the cost, be aware that a great majority of Hillsdale Free Will Baptist students acquires at least some scholarship or grant funding. 24% of Randall University undergraduates end up acquiring a degree, wide-eyed and ready to set foot in the workforce. A couple years after university, alumni earn an average annual salary of $26,500. After four additional years in the job market, the alumni's median annual wage rises 30.2% to $34,500; however, that is still 14% shy of the national median. Applicants may like to know that your high school GPA is required to apply and you are neither required nor recommended to take college prep courses in order to submit your application. Secondly, the student to faculty ratio is 16:1. Related to your checkbook, be aware that 54% of undergrads secure federal grants to subsidize their tuition costs. In terms of demographics, 27% of the student body are 18 or 19 and students aged 20 and 21 make up 36% of the student body. With respect to the student experience, Hillsdale Free Will Baptist offers 3 women's varsity sports, such as Soccer, Volleyball, and Basketball. Finally, 95% of Hillsdale Free Will Baptist's alumni have jobs two years after receiving their degrees and six years after receiving their diplomas, the lowest-earning quarter of graduates make $16,900 or less.