Vincennes University

Overview of Vincennes University (VU)

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Distance learning is also available. The bulk of the degrees students pursue are two-year degree programs, and the most popular programs are homeland security, health professions such as nursing, engineering technology, and education. Both day and evening classes are available, and the school is accredited through the Higher Learning Commission. Some individual programs have accreditation specific to that program.

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Vincennes University (VU) Acceptance Rate and Admissions

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VU Tuition Cost & Financial Aid

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In state tuition for Vincennes University for the 2019-2020 school year was $6,074, while out-of-state tuition was $14,364. Room and board cost around $10,600. There are also additional fees which brings the total cost for attendance to around $21,000 for in-state students and just under $30,000 for out-of-state students. The estimated net cost is $40,000, which is the amount students typically finance for a four-year degree. Most students do receive some form of financial aid, with grants and scholarships averaging $3,253 and the remainder of the costs covered by federal aid such as student loans and private funding sources such as personal loans.

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Academics

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The retention rate at Vincennes University is only around 32%. This indicates that, for every hundred incoming freshman, 32 return the following year. The four-year graduation rate is 10%, but doubles to 21% for graduates who complete programs within six years. However, 34% of students transferred to a different school, likely one that offered a degree more focused on their career goals, so we can assume that many of them graduated, they simply didn’t do so from VU.

Because of the larger student population, the student-faculty ratio is 21 to 1, a bit high but there is still opportunity for students and faculty members to interact when necessary, though probably on a more by appointment fashion than the more informal chat after class. For students who need more interaction with their instructors, they should plan to make appointments with professors.

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Outcome & Salary

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According to data, the most successful students are part-time students who are seeking associate degrees. Of these students, the ones who pay out-of-pocket have the highest graduation rates. The next most successful student group are those who pursue associate degrees full-time but take out a Pell grant. Transfer rates are not available at this time.

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