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Review William Penn University’s educational quality, value, diversity and more. How does William Penn University compare to other colleges nationally, regionally, and in the state?

	Stat	Grade	Rank
Value for your Money
Nationwide	Low	D-	1,120 of 1,472
Region (The Plains States)	Good	B-	139 of 383
State (Iowa)	Poor	F+	25 of 30

Student Body Caliber
Admissions Selectivity	58.2%	A-	506 of 3,678
Average Combined Old SAT Score (Math & Reading)	970	F	1,121 of 1,217
Average Combined New SAT Score	1050	F	1,121 of 1,217
Educational Resources
Student to Faculty Ratio	16 : 1	C-	2,200 of 3,794
Percentage of Full-Time Teachers	39.5%	C-	2,272 of 4,040
Average Faculty Compensation	$6,129	D+	1,498 of 2,371
Expenditures per Student	$5,091	F+	2,084 of 2,572
Degree Completion
Freshman Retention Rate	53.0%	F+	2,889 of 3,392
Graduation Rate	34.5%	D	2,288 of 3,271
Graduation Rate Boost	Better Than Expected	B	660 of 2,108
Post Graduation Earnings
Average Following Graduation	$37,000	B-	1,162 of 3,458
Boost Following Graduation	+$9,450	A+	104 of 1,824
Average Mid-Career	$46,000	B	1,147 of 3,458
Boost Mid-Career	+$9,450	A+	104 of 1,824
Student Loan Default Rate	17.3%	F+	2,816 of 3,277
Diversity
Ethnic Diversity	Good	B	1,294 of 3,732
Male to Female Diversity	Best	A	570 of 3,732
Geographic Diversity	Best	A	186 of 3,452

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