South Florida Institute of Technology

South Florida Institute of Technology is a for-profit, two-year college located in Miami, FL. It has noncompetitive admissions (100% acceptance rate). It has a smaller student body with full-time enrollment of 1,242 students. Its mechanics repair program is the #15 option in Florida. In addition, South Florida Inst. of Tech is the 105th best small college in FL according to our analysis. A couple years after college, alumni earn a median annual wage of $22,700. After another four years in the job market, the alumni's median yearly income declines 23.8% to $17,300; however, that is still 56.9% under the national median. Some of you may want to hear that it does not have early decision. Furthermore, it offers evening degree programs, and South Florida Inst. of Tech does not have a remote program. When it comes to your pocketbook, be aware that 100% of undergrads acquire Pell grants and the average aid awarded per year is $4,899. With regard for demographics, 100% of students are foreign and males make up 80% of the student body. Respecting the campus experience, freshmen have the option to live off campus. To wind things up, six years after graduation, the lowest-earning quartile of graduates take home $9,200 or less and two years after college, 16% of alumni do not have a job.