Vanderbilt University

02. Location

03. College Information

Athletic Association: NCAA

Athletic Division: NCAA Division I-FBS

Athletic Conference: Southeastern Conference

College Setting: Traditional, Large City

Enrollment (Undergrads): 6,833

Religious Affiliation: Not Listed

Tuition (In-State): $52,070

Tuition (Out-Of-State): $52,070

04. Athletics

Men's Varsity Sports: Baseball
Basketball
American Football
Golf
Tennis
Cross Country

Women's Varsity Sports: Track & Field
Basketball
Bowling
Golf
Lacrosse
Soccer
Tennis

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General Admissions Info

Acceptance Rate: 9%

Total Applicants: 37,310

Full-Time Undergrads: 6,833

Part-Time Undergrads: 53

Full-Time Grads: 5,219

Part-Time Grads: 1,026

Open Admissions: No

Full-Time Retention: 97%

Application

Application Website: https://admissions.vanderbilt.edu/apply/

Application Fee: $50

Application Deadline: January 1

Early Action Deadline: Not Listed

Early Decision Deadline: November 1

Student Primary Residence

In-State: 9%

Out-of-State: 75%

International: 15%

Other: 1%

Common State of Residence: Tennessee, Illinois, New York, Florida, Texas

Financial Aid / Cost

Application Website: http://www.vanderbilt.edu/financialaid/

Tuition (In-State): $52,070

Tuition (Out-Of-State): $52,070

Average Housing Cost (Off-Campus): Not Listed

Average Meal Plan Cost: $5,866

Book Supplies: $1,294

NET Price*: $25,855

NET Price Calculator: https://vanderbilt.studentaidcalculator.com/survey.aspx

*Average cost per year after financial aid, grants, and scholarship aid as reported by the college

Scholarships

Federal Grant Aid: $6,086

Students Recieving Federal Grant: 16%

Institution Grant Aid Amount: $42,932

Students Recieving Institution Grant 62%

Academic

Graduation Rate: 93%

Study Abroad: Yes

Student Faculty Ratio: 7

Most Popular Majors: -Economics
-Social Science Research Methods
-Liberal Arts and Humanities
-Mathematics
-Computer Science
-Neuroscience and Neurobiology
-Political Science and Government
-Mechanical Engineering
-History
-Spanish Language and Literature

Standardized Tests

Freshman Submitting SAT: 49%

Freshman Submitting ACT: 52%

SAT Range: 1460-1560

SAT Reading: 710-760

SAT Math: 750-800

ACT Range: 33-35

ACT English: 34-36

ACT Math: 31-35

ACT Writing: 8-10

Demographics

Male Students: 3,300

Male Student Percent: 48%

Male Student Playing Varsity Sport 2.8%

Female Students: 3,533

Female Students Percent: 52%

Female Student Playing Varsity Sport 2.5%

African American 10.28%

Asian 13.47%

Hispanic 9.65%

International (Non-Citizen) 7.68%

Multiracial 5.08%

Native American 0.5%

Pacific Islander 0.28%

Unknown 4.64%

White 48.4%

Housing

On Campus Housing Yes

# Dorms on Campus 64

Freshman required to live on campus Yes

Freshman Living on Campus 100%

Join Fraternities 36.7%

Join Sororities 50.8%

Meal Plan Available Yes

ROTC

Air Force Yes

Navy Yes

Army Yes

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