Career Programs at Assumption College for Sisters

2023 Tuition & Fees, Living Costs

The average undergraduate tuition & fees at Assumption College for Sisters is $5,773 for academic year 2022-2023. The amount is the average costs over all degree programs and the vocational program tuition may be lower than the average cost.

69% of enrolled students have received grants and/or scholarships and the average amount of received financial aid is $5,688 (exclude student loans).

Assumption College for Sisters 2023 Tuition & Fees, Living Costs
Tuition & Fees	$5,773
Average Financial Amount	$5,688

Offered Career / Vocational Programs and Completers

Assumption College for Sisters offers 1 vocational programs for 1-2 Years Certificate programs. The following table lists number of programs by offered type and online availability along with number of completers.

Last year, 14 students have completed their career programs.

Offered Career Programs at Assumption College for Sisters
Award Level	Total Number of Programs	Available Online Class	Number of Completers
2 Years Certificate	1	0	4
Total	1	0	14

Programs by Award Level

The following table summarizes the number of completers by program and award level.

4 students have earned/completed 1-2 Years Certificate program.
10 students have earned/completed Associate's program.

1-2 Years Certificate
Associate's

1-2 Years Certificate Programs and Number of Completers
Program	Available Online	Number of Completers	Average Earning after graduation
Theology and Religious Vocations [+]	✕	4 completers	-
Theology/Theological Studies	✕	4	-
	Total	4

Associate's Programs and Number of Completers
Program	Available Online	Number of Completers	Average Earning after graduation
Liberal Arts and Sciences, Humanities [+]	✕	10 completers	-
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies	✕	10	-
	Total	10

Admission, Enrollment, and Graduation

Total 33 students are attending at Assumption College for Sisters.

The students to faculty ratio is 5 to 1 (20.00%). The number of non-teaching staffs is 3 (full-time) and 25 (part-time).

The graduation rate of Assumption College for Sisters is 100% and the retention rate is 100% at the school.

Assumption College for Sisters 2023 Key Statistics
Student Population	33
Graduation Rate	100%
Student to Faculty Ratio	5 to 1

Student Population at Assumption College for Sisters

For the academic year 2021-2022, total 32 students enrolled into Assumption College for Sisters. All enrolled students are female at the school.

The following table summarizes the student population by gender and attending status for Assumption College for Sisters.

Student Population By Gender
Assumption College for Sisters
	Total	Female
Total	32	32
Full-time	19	19
Part-tme	13	13

There are 9 White (28.13%), 3 Hispanic (9.38%), 1 Asian (3.13%), and 22 students with other races attending Assumption College for Sisters. 19 students are enrolled with non-resident alien status.

Student Population By Race/ethnicity at Assumption College for Sisters
	Total	Female
Total	32	32
American Indian/Native American	0	0
Asian	1	1
Black/African American	0	0
Hispanic	3	3
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	0	0
White	9	9
Two More	0	0
Un-Known	0	0
Non-resident Alien	19	19

By age range, at Assumption College for Sisters, 1 students are aged 20 to 24 (3.13% of total students), 3 students are aged above 50 (18.75%).

Graduate Student Population By Age at Assumption College for Sisters
	Total	Female
Total	32	32
Age 22-24	1	1
Age 25-29	6	6
Age 30-34	8	8
Age 35-39	11	11
Age 40-49	3	3
Age 50-64	3	3

Directory and Accreditation Information

Assumption College for Sisters is accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education (1/1/1965 - Current).

The following list shows the contact and directory information of Assumption College for Sisters.

200 A Morris Avenue, Denville, NJ

973-957-0188

School Website

Admission Page

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