Southern California Institute of Technology

Southern California Institute of Technology is a for-profit, private, all male college in Anaheim, CA. It has attainable admissions, with a 60% acceptance rate. It has a very small student body with full-time enrollment of 612 students. 60% of its graduates get an Electrician Certificate. Additional frequently chosen academe include Electrical Engineering, Computer Systems Technician, and Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering, but there are 7 total options to choose from. Its engineering program is ranked #23 in the state of California. What's more, Southern California Institute of Technology placed 1st in CA for best men's colleges. At full price, tuition costs $19,309 a year for students located in California but $17,470 for non-California residents. It is worth mentioning that the entire SCIT student body receives financial support. 76% of Southern California Institute of Technology students walk across that stage on graduation day, hopeful and equipped to hit the job market. The average graduate earns an income of $27,400 two years after finishing their studies. After 4 more years in the labor force, the alumni's average annual salary rises 8.8% to $29,800; however, that is still 25.7% south of the national median wage for individuals. You may want to be conscious of the fact that your high school GPA is neither required nor recommended to apply. Further, students may take a semester abroad, and 100% of available classes are small, with 20 to 39 students. Regarding your personal finances, be aware that for households earning between $49k and $75k, the average tuition cost less scholarships and aid is $26,205 per year and the average aid awarded per year is $7,274. SCIT's student life rating on School Authority is 8.97 and its academics rating on School Authority is 8.24. To wind things up, a fourth of graduates take home $50,700 or more, six years after graduation and six years after receiving their diplomas, the lowest-earning fourth of graduates rake in $13,400 or less.