Brookline College-Phoenix Rankings and Evaluation

The following statements evaluate Brookline College-Phoenix by comparing key academic facts to Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges in Arizona.

Its tuition & fees of $89,404 is very expensive compared to similar schools.
It has very small number of students of 888.
It offers fewer area of study (18 programs).

Undergraduate Tuition & Fees

The 2024 undergraduate tuition & fees of Brookline College-Phoenix are $89,404 and it is very expensive compared to Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges in Arizona.

Brookline College-Phoenix $89,404

All U.S. Colleges $17,692

Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges $16,943

4-Years Colleges $22,926

Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges in Arizona $18,136

Graduation Rate

The average graduation rate at Brookline College-Phoenix is 57% and it is extremely higher (most students completed in-time) compared to Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges in Arizona.

Brookline College-Phoenix 57%

All U.S. Colleges 56%

Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges 39%

4-Years Colleges 51%

Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges in Arizona 35%

Student Population

The total student population at Brookline College-Phoenix is 888 and its population very small compared to Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges in Arizona.

Brookline College-Phoenix 888

All U.S. Colleges 2,931

Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges 1,724

4-Years Colleges 4,686

Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges in Arizona 8,845

Financial Aid Amount

The average amount of financial aid received at Brookline College-Phoenix is $6,861 which is 7.67% of tuition & fees. The rate of the financial aid over its tuition is lower compared to Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges in Arizona.

Brookline College-Phoenix $6,861

All U.S. Colleges $7,676

Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges $5,839

4-Years Colleges $12,161

Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges in Arizona $5,900

Student to Faculty Ratio

The students to faculty ratio at Brookline College-Phoenix is 24 to 1 and the ratio is extremely higher (many students per class/faculty) compared to Private (for-profit), 4-Years Colleges in Arizona.