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Aspen University

Q: How much does Aspen University cost?

In-state tuition is $6,264 and out-of-state tuition is $6,264 per year.

Q: What do Aspen University graduates earn?

The median earnings 5 years after graduation is $29,448.

Q: What is the graduation rate at Aspen University?

Graduation rate data is not currently available.

Q: Does Aspen University offer financial aid?

15% of students receive some form of financial aid, with an average aid amount of $0.

Phoenix, Arizona · Private For-Profit · Founded N/A

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Avg Earnings (5yr)

$29,448

Acceptance Rate

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Graduation Rate

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Annual Tuition

$6,264

At a Glance

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Total Students

2,396

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Retention Rate

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Faculty Ratio

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Financial Aid

15%

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Median Debt

$15,756

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Campus Setting

City

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Institution Type

Private For-Profit

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Founded

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Institution Overview

Aspen University in Phoenix is a private, for-profit institution with a student population of 2,396. The annual in-state tuition is $6,264. The one-year earnings after graduation are $78,528, while the five-year earnings are $29,448. The median debt for students is $15,756, and 15.3% of students receive financial aid.

The data does not provide information about the school's acceptance rate, graduation rate, retention rate, or ten-year earnings after graduation.

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Earning Projection Over Time

$79k

1 YEAR

$29k

5 YEARS

$0k

10 YEARS

Top 94% in Earnings

Graduate Outcomes

Aspen University graduates report a median salary of $78,528 one year after graduation. However, five years after graduation, the median salary drops to $29,448. The data shows no earnings information for ten years after graduation. The median debt for graduates is $15,756.

Aspen University has a student body of 2,396 students. The university's in-state tuition is $6,264, and 15.3% of students receive financial aid. The provided data does not include acceptance, graduation, or retention rates.