Illinois Wesleyan University
Bloomington, Illinois · Private Non-Profit
Avg Earnings (5yr)
$56,082
Acceptance Rate
45%
Graduation Rate
81%
Annual Tuition
$55,704
Quick answer
According to U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard data on USACollegeData.com (2024-25 College Scorecard release), graduates of Illinois Wesleyan University earn a median of $70,871 ten years after entry — 31% above the national median. Acceptance rate 45.2%, average SAT score 1275, in-state tuition $55,704.
At a Glance
Total Students
1,570
Retention Rate
85%
Faculty Ratio
11
Financial Aid
63%
Median Debt
$27,000
Campus Setting
City
Institution Type
Private Non-Profit
Admissions: SAT & ACT Scores
Average SAT Score
1,275
SAT Reading/Writing (middle 50%)
550–670
SAT Math (middle 50%)
570–670
ACT Composite (middle 50%)
25–30
Institution Overview
Illinois Wesleyan University is a private, non-profit institution with a student body of 1,570. The university has an acceptance rate of 45.2% and a graduation rate of 80.9%. The retention rate is 84.6%. The in-state tuition is $55,704, and 63.1% of students receive financial aid.
One year after graduation, alumni earn a median salary of $50,219. Five years after graduation, the median salary is $56,082, and ten years after graduation, the median salary is $70,871. The median debt for students is $27,000.
Generated from College Scorecard & IPEDS data
Earning Projection Over Time
$50k
1 YEAR
$56k
5 YEARS
$71k
10 YEARS
Graduate Outcomes
One year after graduation, Illinois Wesleyan University alumni earn a median salary of $50,219. Five years after graduation, the median salary increases to $56,082, and after ten years, the median salary is $70,871. The median debt for graduates is $27,000. A majority of students, 63.1%, receive financial aid.
Illinois Wesleyan University has a student body of 1,570 students. The university has an acceptance rate of 45.2% and a graduation rate of 80.9%. The retention rate is 84.6%. The annual in-state tuition is $55,704.
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