Truett McConnell University

Truett McConnell University is a private, online, Christian university based out of Cleveland, GA. Admission is practically open to anyone, as the acceptance rate is 93%. It ranks #944 in the US on our favorite colleges list. It has a very small student body with 741 full-time students enrolled. Truett-McConnell's most frequently elected major is a Bachelor's in Nursing, which represents 20% of the student body. Alternative highly demanded options include Business, which accounts for 20% of students, and Psychology (15%). It has a high quality religious studies program, ranking 7th in Georgia. Additionally, Truett-McConnell places 3rd in Georgia for top online Christian colleges. For students not receiving aid, tuition runs $19,498 a year. Before you discount applying because of monetary constraints, keep in mind that about all Truett-McConnell undergrads get financial aid. 44% of Truett McConnell University undergraduates end up winding up their schooling with a degree and begin the following period in their lives: work. On average, alumni take home an annual income of $23,600 a couple years after graduation. After 4 more years of experience, their median annual salary increases 38.1% to $32,600; however, that is still 18.7% behind the national median earnings. Some of you may also want to be conscious of the fact that Rolling Admissions is the application deadline. Secondly, Truett-McConnell does not offer a distance education program. With regard for your cash flow, be aware that 45% of students obtain federal grants to subsidize their tuition costs and for households with an income of less than $30k, the average cost of tuition is $15,929 annually. Regarding demographics, 56% of the student body are women and students not from Georgia make up 9% of the student body at Truett-McConnell. Related to life on campus, Truett-McConnell has 8 women's varsity sports, such as Lacrosse, Volleyball, and Track and Field: Outdoor. In closing, fewer than one out of ten graduates miss payments on their student loans and the lowest-earning fourth of graduates pull in a starting salary of $12,900 or less.