University of Chicago

University of Chicago is a private university in Chicago, IL. It is a very distinguished college, ranked 20th in the nation, with an extremely low acceptance rate. its most commonly elected major is a Bachelor's in Economics, which represents 19% of students. Other popular choices include Mathematics, which accounts for 9% of students, and Biology (8%). Its math, economics, and public policy programs are all ranked third in the nation, and its math, anthropology, chemistry, computer science, and economics programs all rank first in Illinois. Also, it comes in 1st in Illinois for top colleges for international students. For students who pay full freight, tuition costs $52,653 annually. That being said, just above 60% of students are awarded at least some scholarship or grant funding. 95% of University of Chicago undergraduates end up winding up their studies with a diploma, heading into the labor force ready to make some money. The average alumnus earns a salary of $54,300 two years after commencement. After 4 more years on the job, the alumni's median salary rises 25.4% to $68,100, which is 69.8% on top of the national median earnings. Applicants might like to be informed that there is a $75 application fee and it is considered but not required that you include your high school rank when submitting your application. Furthermore, students can take a semester abroad. With regard for your pocketbook, be aware that for households with an income of $49k to $75k, the average net tuition cost is $7,536 per year and for households with an income of less than $30k, the average cost of tuition less scholarships and aid is $3,019 annually. Related to demographics, students 17 or younger make up 2% of the student body and 16% of undergraduates are from Illinois. With regard for life on campus, on-campus housing is available. To wind things up, six years after receiving their degrees, the lowest-earning quartile of graduates earn $43,900 or less and hardly any alumni fail to repay their student debt.