Spalding University

Spalding University is a private, Catholic university in Louisville, KY. We've ranked it #330 in the USA on our overall top colleges list, and admission is nearly open to all, with a 96% acceptance rate. It has a very small student body with 961 full-time students enrolled. its most commonly in-demand major is a Bachelor's in Nursing, which is chosen by 30% of students. Additional routinely preferred academe include Health Service Preparatory Studies, which accounts for 16% of students, and Business (13%). If you hope to study public policy in Kentucky but don't have the best grades, it is an amazing school for you, because its public policy program ranks first in the state. Additionally, it comes in 1st in KY on our best Catholic colleges list. At full sticker price, in-state tuition is $23,275 a year, but for applicants from out of state, tuition runs $25,725. Before you decide against applying because of cost constraints, you should know that all students are awarded some scholarship or grant funding. 40% of Spalding University undergraduates walk across that stage on graduation day, prepared to start their vocational journey. Two years after college, alumni make a median wage of $35,400. After 4 more years in the labor force, their average salary grows 27.4% to $45,100, which is 12.5% above the national median salary. Those of you applying may also want to be informed that your high school transcript is required to apply and the majority of students got between 500 and 590 on the SAT math segment. In addition, it offers evening degree programs. With regard for your cash flow, be aware that 65% of students are awarded institutional scholarships. Concerning demographics, foreign undergraduates make up 1% of the undergraduate population and the faculty is comprised of 38% male professors. On the subject of campus life, there are 9 women's varsity sports to choose from, including Track and Field: Indoor, Softball, and Golf. To wind things up, 12% of alumni are not employed six years after college and 1/4th of graduates rake in $63,200 or more, six years after receiving their degrees.