University of Colorado - Colorado Springs

University of Colorado - Colorado Springs is a public university located in Colorado Springs, CO. The acceptance rate is 91%, making it almost open to anyone. On our best colleges list, we've ranked it #782 in the United States. It is a medium-sized university with full-time enrollment of 8,579 undergraduate students. UCCS' most regularly selected major is a Bachelor's in Business, which amounts to 19% of students. Alternative popular choices include Nursing, which accounts for 10% of students, and Psychology (9%). It ranks second in Colorado for its information technology program. Additionally, UCCS ranks 2nd in Colorado on our best colleges with higher admittance rates list. At full price, tuition goes for $8,949 a year, if you're from Colorado. Otherwise, tuition could be up to $21,070. Before you decide against applying due to the cost, be aware that 85% UCCS undergraduates get monetary support. 46% of University of Colorado - Colorado Springs undergraduates graduate college, green and ready to enter the job market. On average, graduates earn an annual income of $34,600 a couple years after receiving their degrees. After another four years in the labor force, the alumni's average annual earnings rises 26.9% to $43,900, which is 9.5% higher than the national median. You might also like to find that it is required that you include your high school transcript on your application and letters of recommendation are recommended in order for your application to be considered. In addition, 39% of classes are small, with 20 to 39 students. Respecting expenses, be aware that if your household has an income of $76k to $110k, you should expect to pay around $20,859 annually for tuition and UCCS students awarded Pell grants receive $3,962 in aid on average. Concerning demographics, the faculty is made up of 2% Black professors and the student body is comprised of 3% Asian American undergraduates. When it comes to campus life, there are 5 men's varsity sports teams, including baseball, basketball, and all track combined. Lastly, one fourth of graduates receive a starting salary of at least $49,000 and the average student graduates with $6,629 per year of debt.