University of Charleston
Charleston, WV
- 4-year, Private
- 311 Freshman Class
- $35,540 (in-state), $35,540 (out-of-state)
- 1,431 Total Students
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University of Charleston Student Body
Size
- Average Freshman Class Size:
- 311
- Full-Time Undergrads:
- 1,075
- Total Students:
- 1,431
Undergraduates/Graduates
Where Students Come From
Are Students Enrolled Full-Time?
Diversity
University of Charleston Campus Life
Campus Housing and Facilities
- Students Living on Campus?
- 59%
- Religious Affiliation?
- No
- Urbanization:
- Urban
Crime (per 1000 students per year)
- Serious Crimes:
- 1.39
- Drug or Weapon Incidents:
- 2.79
- Alcohol Incidents:
- 0.69
Weather (Degrees F)
University of Charleston Admissions
Applicants Admitted
Statistics
- Students Who Return After First Year:
- 70%
- Average GPA:
- 3.40
Average Test Scores
- SAT Math:
- 430 - 520
- SAT Verbal:
- 440 - 530
- SAT Writing:
- Collecting Data
- ACT Composite:
- 19 - 24
University of Charleston Academics
Graduation Rates (Total)
Graduation Rates by Ethnicity
African American
Asian
Caucasian
Latino/Hispanic
Native American
Statistics
- Student-to-Faculty Ratio:
- 18:1
- Study Abroad Offered:
- Yes
University of Charleston Financial Aid
Cost of Attendance
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$35,540
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$35,540
In-State
Out-of-State
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- Tuition (Out-of-State)
- $24,700
- Tuition (In-State)
- $24,700
- Food and Housing
- $8,340
- Books
- $1,500
- Personal Expenses
- $1,000
How are students paying for school?
- Average Grant Size
- Collecting Data
University of Charleston Contact Information
Address
- Mailing
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2300 MacCorkle Ave. SE
Charleston,WV 25304
304-357-4800 - More Info
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University of CharlestonReviews
By Students 
(Avg. of 8rankings)
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J. S.
What’s unique about your school compared to other schools you considered?The classrooms are very small and there is a lt of hands on learning. Teachers are able to work with every students and most teachers know each of their students’ weaknessses and strengths.What’s the most frustrating thing about your school?Situations ivolving financial aid is usually very hard and confusing.
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N. J.
What do you consider the best thing about your school? Why?The acedemics. This school prides itself on its ability to teach students and prepare them for the real world.,What do you consider the worst thing about your school? Why?The activities. The school provides some activities for the students to do, but they aren’t cutting the standard of what a typical person would call engaging.
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C. L.
Describe your school in one sentence.My school is small, quaint, and it is the best fit for me.,What do you wish you had known before you came to this school?I wish I would have known that the new parking garage was going to be built.
C. K.
What do you consider the worst thing about your school? Why?The worst thing about the University of Charleston is the fact that they reel you in to attending their school with promises of how their educational process far exceeds anyone elses, when in reality they are just a private school that charges way too much too attend. Unfortunately, if you transfer to another school, your grades from classes already taken will not transfer with you so you actually start your college years over.,Describe your classmates in one sentence.My classmates are great friends, however, not very career driven or dedicated to making the most of their college experience.