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King's College

Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania4-yearPrivate

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Acceptance rate

96%

Private school in Pennsylvania with 1,800 total undergraduate students
Urban
Mid-Atlantic
Roman Catholic
On campus housing
Division III Independents
133 N River St, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711
(570) 208-5900
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Admissions

Overall acceptance rate
96%
Yield rate - overall
14%

Acceptance rate breakdown

Women
96%

Men
95%

Applicant breakdown

Total number of applicants
3,079

Women: 54%
Men: 46%

Cost & scholarships

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In-state
$55,166
Out-of-state
$55,166

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Applications

How to apply

Accepts Common App
Test optional
Rec letters optional
Considers class rank
TOEFL required (international applicants)
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Students

First-year enrolled students (full-time)
418
Student diversity
Low diversity
4-year graduation rate
55%

6-year graduation rate
64%

Retention rate
74%

Admission policy
Co-ed

International students
9%

Enrolled breakdown by gender

Women: 48%
Men: 52%

Race & ethnicity diversity

Among domestic students
Asian and Pacific Islander
2%

Black
4%

Hispanic
7%

Native American
< 1%

Other
10%

White
77%

Academics

Student faculty ratio
13:1
Calendar system
Semester

Special academic offering

Study abroad

Credit for AP exams

Offers graduate degree

Academic and career counseling

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