Southern Technical College - Fort Myers

Southern Technical College - Fort Myers is a for-profit, private college located in Fort Myers, FL. It has a nonselective admissions process, taking 100% of applicants. It has a very small sized student body with 572 full-time undergrads in attendance. Southern Technical College - Fort Myers undergrads can choose from 16 different majors across eight academic disciplines. The most regularly selected focuses are Nursing, Medical Assistant, and Surgical Technologist, with 28% of graduates receiving an Associate's in Nursing. 24% and 11% of students study Medical Assistant and Surgical Technologist, respectively. It has strong health care management, medical assistant technology and design programs, all ranking 8th in Florida. Additionally, Southern Technical College - Fort Myers comes in 13th in FL for best online colleges. For those from Florida, full price tuition costs $13,570 per year. Non-Florida residents, however, must pay $12,277. Before you decide against applying because of cost constraints, be aware that a bit over two thirds of Southern Technical College - Fort Myers undergrads acquire at least some grant or scholarship funding. 34% of Southern Technical College - Fort Myers students graduate college, equipped to begin their careers. A couple years after receiving their degrees, graduates make a median yearly income of $24,900. After 4 more years on the job, the alumni's median wage grows 6.8% to $26,600; however, that is still 33.7% under the national median earnings. Those of you applying may also want to be conscious of the fact that . Furthermore, Southern Technical College - Fort Myers offers evening degree programs, and the student to professor ratio is 8:1. Regarding your cash flow, be aware that 55% of undergrads obtain state grants. Respecting demographics, 67% of students at Southern Technical College - Fort Myers are from a household with an annual income less than $30k and students from Florida make up 100% of the undergraduate population. On the subject of the student experience, meal plans are not available. Lastly, 17% of alumni default on their student loans and the lowest-earning 1/4th of graduates pull in a starting salary of $14,000 or less.