Webber International University

Webber International University is a private university located in Babson Park, FL. It is not extremely competitive, as the acceptance rate is 40%. It has a very small sized student body with 613 full-time students in attendance. Webber International University students can choose from 9 potential majors across four academic disciplines. The most often preferred options are Business, Sport and Fitness Management, and Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration, with 27% of graduates receiving a Bachelor's in Business. 21% and 17% of students study Sport and Fitness Management and Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration, respectively. Its accounting program is ranked number thirty-one in Florida. Additionally, It is 13th in Florida on our most diverse colleges and most conservative colleges lists. Without any aid, tuition costs $24,810 a year. Before you rule out applying because of monetary constraints, be aware that close to all of the undergraduates acquire monetary support. 26% of Webber International University undergraduates graduate college, young and equipped to hit the employment market. A couple years after receiving their diplomas, alumni take home a median yearly salary of $29,800. After another four years on the job, their median yearly income increases 24.8% to $37,200; however, that is still 7.2% lower than the national median salary. Applicants might also like to hear that the SAT or ACT is required in order to apply. Secondly, the student to professor ratio is 22:1, and the retention rate for first-time students is 53%. With regard for your bank account, be aware that the average aid awarded per year is $16,458 and on average, students dish out around $1,329 on books and supplies every year. On the subject of demographics, the student body is made up of 1% Pacific Islander students and 38% of undergraduates come from a household with an income less than $30k. Concerning student life, there are 9 women's varsity sports offered, including All Track Combined, Volleyball, and Golf. To wrap things up, six years after graduating, 87% of graduates have jobs and six years after college, the highest-earning quartile of graduates make $51,800 or more.