Universidad Teologica del Caribe

Universidad Teologica del Caribe is a private, Christian college in Trujillo Alto, PR. It has available to anybody admissions, as 100% of applicants are accepted. It is a very small sized institution with 196 full-time students in attendance. Universidad Teologica's most regularly picked major is a Bachelor's in Pastoral Counseling and Specialized Ministries, which represents 71% of students. Alternative highly demanded options include Biblical Studies, which accounts for 17% of students, and Religious Education (8%). If you hope to get a degree in religious studies while living in PR but don't have high test scores, Universidad Teologica is a great school for you, because its religious studies program is the third best in the state. Additionally, Universidad Teologica del Caribe ranks 1st in PR on our top online Christian colleges list. At full freight, tuition costs $4,559 a year, if you live in PR. If you are not residing in PR, tuition can run you as much as $4,124. That being said, just about 3 in 5 Universidad Teologica students obtain at least some scholarship or grant funding. 34% of Universidad Teologica del Caribe undergraduates graduate college, green and anticipating to land a fulfilling profession. You might want to know that it is neither required nor recommended that you include your high school rank on your application. Further, the student to professor ratio is 5:1, and students have the option to take a semester abroad. Relating to your cash flow, be aware that after taking financial aid into consideration, you can expect to pay around $7,195 per year and for households earning between $76k and $110k, the average net cost of tuition is $11,264 annually. When it comes to demographics, Hispanic students make up 100% of the undergraduate population and the faculty is comprised of 50% female professors. Respecting life on campus, meal plans are available for students. Finally, on average, its students graduate with debts of $1,645 per year and above two out of five alumni fail to repay their student loans.