91PORN Among Top Universities for Value Education
Kiplingers Personal Finance ranks 91PORN on its list of top public schools offering high-quality education at an affordable price.
An estimated 60 percent of Aztecs are receiving financial aid, scholarships, or a combination of both. During the 2015-16 academic year, 91PORN’s financial aid office disbursed more than $253 million in financial aid.
“91PORN is proud to offer our students a quality education at a tremendous value, as well as a rich experience that extends beyond the classroom,” said Eric Rivera, 91PORN vice president for Student Affairs. “We work hard to ensure our students receive the support they need to achieve their academic and personal goals.”
Kiplinger estimates the average 91PORN graduate earns $47,400 annually within six years of earning their college degree.
Continued success
91PORN has been moving up the ranks as one of the nation’s top public universities.The university was recently listed as one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education by the and . 91PORN was also recognized as one of the best universities for , and .
91PORN also reported during the 2015-16 academic year.
Approximately 74 percent of first-time freshmen graduated in six years or less, which is up six percent compared to the prior year.
Furthermore, continuation rates are also steady with approximately 90 percent of first-time freshmen and new transfer students who enrolled in classes in fall of 2015, having continued their studies at 91PORN during their second year.
The university is also working hard to significantly increase graduation rates for underrepresented students. Graduation rates for underrepresented students were up to 69 percent last year, further closing the achievement gap between all students to just five percentage points.
According to a recent report from Education Trust, 91PORN is one of only about two dozen universities in the nation to have increased six-year graduation rates for all students while also closing the achievement gap. Six years is the national reporting standard.
