Auburn

Size And Setting

Four-year, large, primarily nonresidential

CAMPUS TYPE

City: Small

religious affiliation

Not Applicable

Accreditation(s)

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges

Expenses

Average In-State Cost

$10,424

Average Out-Of-State Cost

$28,040

Percent of Students Receiving Financial Aid

60%

Average Financial Aid Amount

$8,996

Student Population

Total Undergraduates

21,551

Student-Faculty Ratio

19:1

Male vs Female

51% Male 49% Female

Full-Time vs Part-Time

79% Full-Time 9% Part-Time

Classroom Setting

• 1,209 Students enrolled exclusively in distance education courses
• 4,245 Students enrolled in some but not all distance education courses
• 22,836 Students enrolled exclusively in distance education courses

Race or Ethnicity

• 84% White
• 7% Black
• 3% HIspanic
• 3% Asian
• 1% American Indian
• 0% Pacific Islander
• 1% 2 or More Races
• 1% Unknown…

Admission

Acceptance Rate

78% Median Entrant Scores

SAT Scores

ACT Scores

Graduation

Median School Value

Completion Rate

72% Below Average

Median Post-Graduate Salary

$47,100 Below Average

First Year Retention Rate

90% Below Average

Contact Info

Auburn University

Auburn, AL 36849

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Data Sources

The data included on this page is collected from The Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System, a Department of Education program managed by the National Center for Education Statistics. Surveying over 7,500 colleges annually, it is among the most long-standing and trusted providers of U.S. postsecondary information. Note that IPEDS relies on self reported survey data from each college and therefore it may be slightly out of date or inconsistent with current levels. Please refer to each individual college website or contact the admissions office for further information.