Albizu University-Miami

Overview of Carlos Albizu University–Miami (CAU-Miami)

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The university does not offer campus housing as students attend fully online from different cities and states within the US and Puerto Rico. Because this university is fully online, students communicate electronically with instructors and advisers. The student-to-faculty ratio is middling at 15 to 1, requiring instructors and students to be persistent in contacting each other on academic issues.

Carlos Albizu University was founded in 1966. With the small enrollment of 746, the student population is broken down as follows: Undergraduate students comprise 18% of the student body, numbering 137; graduate students make up 82% of the student body, numbering 609 altogether. Females far outnumber male students at 80% to 20%.

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CAU Acceptance Rate and Admissions

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CAU Tuition Cost & Financial Aid

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The sticker price of a four-year degree from Carlos Albizu University includes tuition, books and supplies, room and board, and other various expenses. The full price is often around $40,500.

Students and their families may need to turn to financial aid to help pay for the expense of school. In a recent academic year, the average net price was $26,048. This price is what is left after financial aid has been applied to the whole price.

Financial aid offered to freshman students helps with the costs. Sixty-seven percent of students receive student aid and these students received an average of $11,373. Institutional grants and scholarships were not requested or offered.

Student loans were awarded to 50 % of first-year students. They received federal student loans at an average amount of $6,286.

Sticker Price

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Academics

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The students attending Carlos Albizu University enroll with a goal in mind. The retention rate of firs-year students is 87%, meaning that 87 out of 100 freshmen decide to return for their second year of college. The 4-year graduation rate is 100%, as is the 6-year graduation rate. Evening classes and courses are offered online for students who cannot attend during the day. Online courses are the only way students can take their classes.

Because the student body and faculty are both so small, degree program offerings are understandably also small. Degree programs offered include education; health professions and related programs; homeland security, law enforcement, firefighting, and related protective services; psychology; and public administration and social services professions.

Student Population Total

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Outcome & Salary

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Graduates of the Carlos Albizu University do receive a financial benefit from their education. Their average salary is $57,000. Their 10-year earnings potential is $570,000 and their 10-year projected ROI is $476,808. A 4-year cost of education is around $104,192, meaning students do benefit from a return on their investment (ROI).

High school students who don’t go on to college earn $38,792. Their 10-year projected income is $387,920 and their 20-year projected income is $775,840.

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