Rhode Island College

Providence, RI · Public · 5,049 undergraduates

Median earnings after attending

$60K

In-state tuition

$12K

Out-of-state tuition

$28K

Graduation rate

45%

Acceptance rate

92%

Median debt

$13K

Borrowing rate

39%

Earnings (all students)

$49K

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Institution profile

Highest degree offered	Graduate/Doctoral
Predominant degree	Bachelor's
Setting	Suburb: Large
Region	New England
ZIP	02908

Financial overview

Published cost

$19K

Federal aid / UG

$4K

Est. net price

$15K

At a glance

SAT average	990
ACT composite (median)	—
First-year retention	73%
SAT reading & writing (median)	450
Undergraduate composition	48% White · 12% Black · 28% Hispanic · 3% Asian
Official website	www.ric.edu/

Figures come from the U.S. Department of Education's College Scorecard and describe students who received federal aid. Statistics describe populations, not individuals — use them as one input among many.

Fields of study with published earnings

Major	median earnings	Median debt
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing.	$63K	$25K
Mathematics.	$57K	—
Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions.	$56K	$26K
Computer Science.	$52K	$19K
Management Information Systems and Services.	$44K	—
Finance and Financial Management Services.	$43K	—
Accounting and Related Services.	$42K	$16K
Special Education and Teaching.	$42K	—
Health and Medical Administrative Services.	$40K	$22K
Chemistry.	$39K	—
Business Administration, Management and Operations.	$39K	$16K
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Subject Areas.	$38K	$26K

Compare with similar colleges in — RI

College	In-state tuition	Graduation rate	Median debt	median earnings
University of Rhode Island	$17K	72%	$18K	$73K
Community College of Rhode Island	$6K	—	$6K	$48K