Best Colleges for Foreign Languages and Literatures

Colorado State University-Fort Collins is a very large public university located in Fort Collins, CO ranked 6th in Colorado. It has a total of 28,398 full-time undergraduate students and is not competitive, accepting around four fifths of applicants. Colorado State University-Fort Collins offers 249 different majors and is best known for its Ecology, Agricultural and Domestic Animal Services, and Construction Engineering Technology programs (nationally ranked 1st, 2nd, and 3rd respectively). With an annual tuition of $9,426 for in-state students and $28,147 for those from out-of-state, Colorado State University-Fort Collins is somewhat moderately high-priced. 61.27% of students graduate beginning the next phase of their lives, joining the workforce. After finishing their studies, alumni go on to earn about $47,100 per year, which is 13% above the national median.

Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus is a very large public university located in Atlanta, GA ranked 49th in America. It has a total of 17,400 full-time undergraduate students and is relatively competitive, accepting 20.58% of applicants. Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus offers 127 different majors and is best known for its Engineering, Computer and Information Sciences, and Mechanical Engineering programs, which are all nationally ranked 1st. With an annual tuition of $10,258 for students from Georgia and $31,370 for those from out-of-state, Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus is somewhat moderately costly. 78.03% of students graduate beginning the next stage of their lives, entering the labor market. Open graduating, alumni go on to bring home about $79,100 per year, which is 90% above the national median.

University of Florida is a very large public university located in Gainesville, FL ranked 78th in America. It has a total of 38,645 full-time undergraduate students and is somewhat competitive, accepting 36.58% of applicants. University of Florida offers 433 different majors and is best known for its Exercise Physiology, Microbiological Sciences and Immunology, and Family and Community Services programs, which are all nationally ranked 1st. With an annual tuition of $4,477 for in-state students and $25,694 for those from out-of-state, University of Florida is somewhat moderately expensive. 85.38% of students graduate beginning the next stage of their lives, working. After finishing college, alumni go on to take in more or less $56,000 per year, which is 35% above the national median.