University of Central Florida

University of Central Florida is a public university located on a striking campus in Orlando, FL. It is a decentlyrated college, ranked one hundred and seventy-first in the USA, with an acceptance rate of 43%. It has a very large student body with 37,963 full-time students in attendance. 8% of Central Florida's graduates receive a Bachelor's in Psychology. Other in-demand options include Health Service Preparatory Studies, Nursing, and Liberal Arts and Humanities, but there are 81 unique majors to choose from. If you hope to study information technology, Central Florida is an amazing choice for you, because its information technology program is one of the best in the country. In addition, Central Florida ranked 3rd in FL for best college food. At sticker price, tuition costs $6,686 a year, if you live in Florida but $23,590 for students not applying from Florida. Before you decide not to apply due to the cost, be cognizant that over nine out of ten Central Florida undergraduates get at least some scholarship or grant funding. 74% of University of Central Florida students make it to commencement day, wanting to find their dream jobs. Two years after finishing their studies, alumni make a median income of $37,100. After another four years of work experience, the alumni's median annual salary increases 22.4% to $45,400, which is 13.2% more than the national median. Those of you applying may like to be informed that 7 out of 10 applicants submit their SAT scores. Also, the student to professor ratio is 30:1. Respecting your personal finances, be aware that 33% of undergraduates get state grant aid. With regard for demographics, 32% of undergraduates are 18 or 19 and 34% of undergraduates at Central Florida come from households with an annual income less than $30k. Respecting life on campus, Central Florida offers meal plans for its undergraduates. Lastly, six years after college, the lowest-earning quarter of graduates rake in $30,200 or less and two years after college, 94% of Central Florida's alumni have jobs.