University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash vs. American College of the Building Arts
University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash ranked #-1 and American College of the Building Arts ranked #-1 in national university ranking. The following statements compare University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College and American College of the Building Arts with important academic statistics including tuition, test scores, and admission rate.
- American College of the Building Arts's tuition ($20,572) is more expensive than University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash ($15,695).
- American College of the Building Arts's acceptance rate (62.07%) is lower than American College of the Building Arts (62.07%).
- American College of the Building Arts has higher yield (100.00%) than American College of the Building Arts (100.00%).
- Both schools have same SAT scores of 1,130.
- American College of the Building Arts's students to faculty ratio (8 to 1) is lower than University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash (18 to 1).
- University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash (7,166 students) is larger than American College of the Building Arts (140 students) with more enrolled students.
- University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash ($5,052) has higher amount of financial aid than American College of the Building Arts ($4,568).
- American College of the Building Arts's graduation rate (64%) is higher than University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash (15%).

Offered Degrees
Certificate Programs
Associate
Bachelor's
Associate
Bachelor's
Tuition & Fees
$6,897 In-State
$15,695 out-of-state
$15,695 out-of-state
Financial Aid
$5,052
Test Scores
Admission
Enrollment
7,166 (All undergraduate)
2,997 Online Students
Graduation Rate
15% Graduation Rate
41% Transfer-out Rate
Faculty & Staff
18 to 1 Students to Faculty
182 Faculties (full-time)
289 Staffs (full-time)
$80,132 Faculty Salary
$54,550 Staff Salary
Learning Opportunities
Study Abroad
Evening College
Evening College
Campus Living

American College of the Building Arts
Private, 4 years • Charleston, SC #SC in South Carolina more rivalsOffered Degrees
Associate
Bachelor's
Bachelor's
Tuition & Fees
$20,572
Financial Aid
$4,568
Test Scores
1,130 SAT
23 ACT
Admission
62.07% Acceptance Rate
100.00% Yield
Enrollment
140 (All undergraduate)
Graduation Rate
64% Graduation Rate
100% Retention Rate
Faculty & Staff
8 to 1 Students to Faculty
15 Faculties (full-time)
24 Staffs (full-time)
$56,531 Faculty Salary
$65,900 Staff Salary
Learning Opportunities
Campus Living
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