🎯 Parent/student verdict

Match

Solid match for academically prepared students.

✅ Best for

  • Students drawn to Business, Management, & Marketing or Health Professions (the two biggest majors)
  • Families wanting a small liberal-arts experience

Verdict is composed from this college's structured data (admit rate, SAT bands, net price by income, Carnegie classification, scholarship grids) using transparent rule thresholds — not a chat-bot's opinion.

🏛️ Institutional snapshot

What kind of college is this?

Carnegie classification
M1: Master's - Larger Programs
Total enrollment
908
1,000 - 4,999
In-state tuition
$36,194
sticker, before aid
Tuition
$36,194
flat rate (no in/out-of-state split)
Admit rate
54.4%
Moderately selective
Test policy
Test-optional
2023
10-yr earnings
$59,831
median, after entry

Source: federal IPEDS Admissions 2023 for scores + admit rate; federal College Scorecard (20260606 vintage) for earnings + outcomes. SAT/ACT bands are the 25th–75th percentile of enrolled submitters.

📊 Outcomes & cost

What graduates actually earn, finish, and owe.

Federal College Scorecard data. Earnings are median annual income measured years after entering. Debt is for federal-aid borrowers only (cash-pay students aren't counted).

Earnings, 6 yrs after entry
$52,248
Earnings, 10 yrs after entry
$59,831
4-year completion
48%
Median debt (completers)
$22,750
Cost of attendance
$49,004
sticker price, not net
Pell-eligible students
42%

💰 True ROI

6.7× return

What families actually pay (after aid) vs. the sticker — and how 10-yr earnings stack against the real cost. Most sites quote sticker; we quote what families really pay.

What families actually pay (4 yrs)
$89,388
$22,347/yr avg net
Aid that hides behind the sticker
$106,628
vs sticker $196,016
10-yr earnings total
$598,310
$59,831/yr median, 10 yrs out
Years to recoup actual cost
1.5 yrs
at the median earnings rate

"True ROI" = (10-yr median earnings × 10) ÷ (actual 4-yr net price). The actual net is from Scorecard (average across all families); your family's net price will vary by income — see the breakdown above. Earnings are 10 years after enrollment (Scorecard PP-FOS, all majors combined).

💰 What families actually pay

Net price by family income

Net price = sticker price minus grant aid. This is what families actually pay out-of-pocket after scholarships and need-based aid — the most honest affordability signal there is. At King University, the average net price is $22,347/yr across all families.

Family income $0-30k
$22,696/yr
Family income $30-48k
$17,677/yr
Family income $48-75k
$18,035/yr
Family income $75-110k
$21,188/yr
Family income $110k+
$27,219/yr

🔎 Earning over $110K? The federal brackets above lump every family from $110K to $1M+ into one row.

Need-based aid usually phases out somewhere between $200K and $300K at private colleges — but the exact threshold varies a lot. For a precise estimate based on your family's actual income, assets, and your student's academic profile, use King University's official Net Price Calculator:

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Source: College Scorecard (NPT41-NPT45). Net price = total cost of attendance minus federal, state, institutional, and other grants. Some brackets may be suppressed for student-privacy reasons (small cohorts). Title IV first-time, full-time undergraduates only. The $110K+ ceiling is a federal data limitation — Department of Education hasn't refreshed these brackets since the early 2010s.

📚 What students study here

Most popular majors at King University

Top 5 fields of study by bachelor's degrees awarded (most recent IPEDS Completions). Use this to see what King University actually graduates — not just what it markets.

1. Business, Management, & Marketing
93 degrees · 35.5%
Typical career outcomes
Financial Analyst $100k Management Analyst (Consultant) $99k Marketing Manager $158k Accountant / Auditor $80k
Broad set of corporate roles. Finance + consulting pay top, accounting + HR pay middle, sales spread is wide.
2. Health Professions
85 degrees · 32.4%
Typical career outcomes
Registered Nurse $86k Physician Assistant $130k Pharmacist $136k Physical Therapist (post-DPT) $100k
Highest-paying group on this list, but most careers require additional training beyond a 4-year degree.
3. Public Administration & Social Services
37 degrees · 14.1%
Typical career outcomes
Social Worker $58k Social / Community Service Mgr $77k Urban / Regional Planner $82k
Government, nonprofit, social work. Mission-driven; lower wages than private sector but stable.
4. Psychology
26 degrees · 9.9%
Typical career outcomes
HR Specialist $68k Market Research Analyst $75k Clinical Psychologist (post-PhD) $93k Social Worker $58k
Most undergrad psych grads go into non-clinical roles. Clinical/counseling psych requires a master's or doctoral.
5. Parks, Recreation, Leisure, & Fitness
21 degrees · 8.0%
Typical career outcomes
Athletic Trainer $58k Fitness Trainer / Coach $46k Recreation Director $65k
Coaching, athletic training, public-sector recreation, fitness industry.

Source: IPEDS Completions (C2023_a), bachelor's-level first majors aggregated to 2-digit CIP family. Share is of these top 5 only — not all majors.

💼 Top programs by earnings

Highest-earning majors at King University

Median earnings 4 years after entry, by major (CIP code). From the federal College Scorecard program-level outcomes.

Major (CIP) Credential Cohort 1-yr earnings 4-yr earnings
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing. Bachelor's Degree 103 $68,012 $83,010
Computer and Information Sciences, General. Bachelor's Degree 13 $49,926 $75,435
Medical Illustration and Informatics. Bachelor's Degree 5 $67,134
Business Administration, Management and Operations. Bachelor's Degree 76 $43,471 $59,591
Communication and Media Studies. Bachelor's Degree 16 $58,770
Health and Medical Administrative Services. Bachelor's Degree 21 $50,606 $54,530
Criminal Justice and Corrections. Bachelor's Degree 24 $33,580 $48,784
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods. Bachelor's Degree 30 $36,576 $44,219
Psychology, General. Bachelor's Degree 29 $28,795 $40,796

For full college-vs-major comparison + ROI leaderboards, see /college-outcomes →

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