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Acceptance Rate
$16,299
Tuition
10,343
Students
23%
Graduation Rate
School profile
What kind of place this is — location, type, identity, and the details that matter before you apply.
Quick read
The signals that matter most to your decision — admissions pressure, cost, outcome, and reputation — right before the detailed sections.
$16,299
What you'll actually pay depends on your income. See the Costs section.
23%
Graduation rate. Median salary: $62,797.
Understanding your chances and what it takes to get in.
Who studies here
Enrollment, retention & student mix
Total enrollment
10,343
Undergrad
10,343
Full-time
6,528
Student-to-faculty
39:1
Women
89%
Retention (full-time)
22%
What graduates earn and what it costs to attend.
Median Earnings
6 years after graduation
Median Earnings
10 years after graduation
Median Debt
At graduation
Understanding the investment in your education.
$15,891
tuition per year
$16,299
tuition per year
Most students receive some form of financial assistance.
Average annual cost after grants and scholarships
0Programs, degrees, and academic resources.
Highest Degree
Master's
Accreditation
Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Instruction languages
English
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The facts students compare first. Detailed breakdowns live in each section below.
| Your cost before aid | $16,299 |
|---|---|
| Chance of graduating | 23% |
| What graduates earn | $62,797 |
| Campus size | 10,343 |
Graduation Rate
Complete their degree
By Gender
By Ethnicity
Early career pay
$49k
Median, ~2 years out
Mid-career pay
$83k
Median, ~10 years out
$0–$30k income
$15,197
$30k–$48k income
$11,171
$48k–$75k income
$16,646
$110k+ income
$17,901
| Apr 2026 |