Universidad Del Este

Universidad Del Este is a private college located in Carolina, PR. It is accessible to anyone, as 100% of applicants are accepted. It is a middle sized college with 7,237 full-time students enrolled. 10% of graduates acquire a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration. Additional regularly in-demand academe include Social Work and Youth Services, Business, and Computer Graphics, but there are 44 focuses to choose from. It has acclaimed health care management, education, computer science, culinary arts and dental programs, all ranking second in PR. Additionally, Universidad Del Este ranked 3rd in PR for best test optional colleges. For those from PR, full price tuition costs $5,529 per year. Non-state students, however, have to lay out $6,111 per year. Before you decide against applying due to the cost, know that the mass majority of Universidad Del Este students acquires monetary support. 33% of Universidad Del Este students proudly walk on commencement day, green and ready to join the employment market. Two years after receiving their diplomas, graduates earn an average annual wage of $16,500. After another four years working, the graduate's median earnings rises 18.8% to $19,600; however, that is still 51.1% beneath the national median salary for individuals. Applying students might like to be informed that you are recommended to take the SAT or ACT before applying. Further, 100% of classes are on the small side, with 20 to 39 students, and it has evening degree programs. Regarding your pocketbook, be aware that if your household has a yearly income of less than $30k, you can expect to pay around $7,671 per year for tuition and for households earning over $110k, the average tuition cost after scholarships and aid is $7,625 each year. Concerning demographics, men make up 39% of the student body and 82% of students come from households with an annual income less than $30k. With regard to campus life, freshmen don't have to live on campus. To wind things up, two years after completing their studies, 38% of graduates are not employed and six years after graduation, the highest-earning fourth of graduates make $30,500 or more.