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Spring Arbor University

📍 Spring Arbor, Michigan🏛️ Rural Setting👥 1,010 Undergrads🔗 www.arbor.edu

Overview

Spring Arbor University is an small private non-profit research university in Spring Arbor, Michigan. It enrolls about 1,010 undergraduate students with an acceptance rate of 52%. Graduates earn a median of $51,732 ten years after entry.

Quick Stats

Acceptance Rate

52%

Moderately Selective

SAT Avg

1,170

540–630

Net Price

$19,353

After avg. aid

Grad Rate (6yr)

64%

Retention

77%

First-year, FT

Median Earnings

$51,732

10 yrs after entry

Admissions

Moderately Selective

Acceptance Rate

51.5%

SAT Average

1,170

ACT Composite

—

Test Policy

Considered but not required

SAT Score Range (Middle 50%)

EBRW (Reading & Writing)

200540 – 630 (mid 50%)800

Math

200470 – 610 (mid 50%)800

ACT Score Range (Middle 50%)

Composite

1Not reported36

Cost & Financial Aid

In-State Tuition

$34,014

Annual + fees

Out-of-State

$34,014

Annual + fees

Cost of Attendance

$44,703

Total annual

Avg. Net Price

$19,353

After aid

Net Price by Family Income

Family Income	Avg. Net Price
$0 – $30,000	$14,530
$30,001 – $48,000	$15,697
$48,001 – $75,000	$16,197
$75,001 – $110,000	$19,358
$110,001 +	$21,370

Financial Aid Snapshot

% with federal loans

55.4%

Academics & Programs

Spring Arbor University offers programs across 23 fields. Top by degrees awarded:

Public Administration & Social Services

20.5%

Business, Management & Marketing

19.2%

Health Professions

12.0%

Education

11.1%

Parks, Recreation, Leisure & Fitness

7.3%

Liberal Arts & General Studies

6.8%

Visual & Performing Arts

3.9%

Communication & Journalism

3.0%

Outcomes

6-Year Grad Rate

64%

On-Time (4yr)

48%

Retention (FT)

77%

% Earning >$25K

72%

10 yrs after entry

Median Earnings After Entry

6 years

$45,592

8 years

$48,600

10 years

$51,732

Graduation Rate by Race

Asian

40.0%

White

67.5%

Diversity

Race & Ethnicity

White

69.1%

Black or African American

6.6%

Asian

1.2%

Hispanic / Latino

5.1%

Two or more races

3.7%

International

3.7%

Gender

Women

64.8%

Men

35.3%

Background

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Spring Arbor University hard to get into?

Moderately Selective — the acceptance rate is 52%. Admitted students average an SAT of 1170.

How much does Spring Arbor University cost?

In-state tuition is $34,014, and out-of-state is $34,014. Average net price after financial aid is $19,353.

What is Spring Arbor University known for?

Most popular programs include Public Administration & Social Services, Business, Management & Marketing, Health Professions.

What's the graduation rate at Spring Arbor University?

The 6-year graduation rate is 64%, and 77% of first-year, full-time students return for their second year.

Data source: U.S. Department of Education.