Saint Leo University

Saint Leo University is a private, online, Catholic university located in Saint Leo, FL. The acceptance rate is 60%, making it accessible to most. On our best overall colleges list, it ranks #744 in the nation. It has a midsized student body with full-time enrollment of 6,395 students. 18% of Saint Leo's graduates are awarded a Bachelor's in Business. Alternative often selected academe include Criminal Justice and Safety Studies, Psychology, and Healthcare Management, but there are 34 focuses to choose from. It has one of the state's best health care management program, ranking third in Florida. Also, Saint Leo is 1st in Florida on our best Catholic colleges list. At full price, in-state tuition is $21,869 a year, but for students living outside of Florida, tuition is $24,171. Before you decide against applying due to the cost, know that the whole Saint Leo student body receives some scholarship or grant funding. 50% of Saint Leo University undergraduates graduate, all set to move into the job market. The average graduate makes a salary of $35,900 two years after school. After another four years in the job market, the graduate's median annual income grows 22% to $43,800, which is 9.2% north of the national median earnings for individuals. Many of you might also like to be conscious of the fact that 2 in 5 applicants submit their SAT scores and you are considered but not required to take college prep courses in order to submit your application. What's more, the student-professor ratio is 18:1, and Saint Leo does not provide a remote program. Apropos of your pocketbook, be aware that 50% of undergraduates receive federal grants to subsidize their tuition and the average cost of housing is $8,009 per year. Our research team rated Saint Leo an 8 in academics and our higher education experts rated Saint Leo an 8.76 out of 10 for value. Respecting life on campus, 86% of freshmen live on campus. To wind things up, the lowest-earning 25% of graduates earn a starting salary of $21,800 or less and the lowest-earning 25% of graduates take home $27,200 or less six years after college.